"responsible directly or indirectly for the death of someone else"

[RM]

The pop-up rerun emphasized that Richard was "another person brought to the Island who was responsible directly or indirectly for the death of someone else".

Does that apply to everyone?  Whose death was Locke responsible for (prior to coming to the Island)?  If not, is there any pattern/meaning to which ones it does apply to?

[jugdish]

Well
kate for sure killing her father
Sawyer killed dude in Australia
Hurley thinks he killed the porch people
Sun/Jin Sun's lover jumped to his death
Jack treatment of his father lead Christian to drink again
Eko killed many and was responsible for his brother
Ana killed that dude in the street
None that I know of for Locke, Boone, Libby etc

[Walkabout V.2]

Well
kate for sure killing her father
Sawyer killed dude in Australia
Hurley thinks he killed the porch people
Sun/Jin Sun's lover jumped to his death
Jack treatment of his father lead Christian to drink again
Eko killed many and was responsible for his brother
Ana killed that dude in the street
None that I know of for Locke, Boone, Libby etc

Could be Locke inderectly responsible for Boone's death.

[lostfromthestart]

It should be for actions before the flight.  Did anyone die at the pot farm that Locke worked at when the police raided them?  Locke inadvertantly led the police there.

[conway]

On the island Locke killed Naomi.
Sun also klilled, rightly so, Colleen.

[I_Am_Jacob]

Locke MAY have killed that Undercover Cop we saw that was going to bust the Drug Operation there. Never SAW the death, but that MAY be it.