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"Wonder how he'll feel when we're furnishing him with three hots and a
cot for the rest of his miserable life."

He probably couldn't care less.

The man is a cold-blooded murderer. Like all gun nuts he has just been
sitting there waiting all these years to kill somebody. I hope he rots
in solitary for the rest of his miserable life.

Where were the police when they youths were breaking into his house?

He did not want the police. He wanted to kill someone. The bodies lay
there for at least a day before he mentioned it to a neighbor and
suggested the police be called.

If the police were "protecting and serving" then he wouldn't have to
worry about intruders carrying weapons who want to steal from him.

If they youths did not commit crimes against the home owner then the
home owner would not have needed to kill them.

On Nov 28, 8:28*am, GuzzisRule wrote:
On Tue, 27 Nov 2012 15:23:49 -0800 (PST), Tim wrote:
On Nov 27, 8:50 am, Gogarty wrote:

The man is a cold-blooded murderer. Like all gun nuts he has just been sitting there waiting all these years to kill somebody. ...

Hmmm, I didn't know that about myself.

I'm a gun nut and I don't have plans on killing anybody. Never did.

However I DID bag a 4 point buck early this morning. a 12 ga. slug
right through the lungs at approx 60 yards. That's not a record shot
but it worked. It's [the deer] *already at the processors and the
venison will be donated to the local food pantry.

Congrats!

Thanks!

On Nov 28, 10:42*am, Gogarty wrote:
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In cane you missed it, the deer will be processed and donated to the
local food pantry (to help feed those in need)

Remember that next time you eat Porky the Pig, or Elsie, and Elmer the
cow.

You remember Elsie and Elmer? Wow!

Yeah, and their twins, Beulah and Beauregard ...

On 11/28/2012 6:15 PM, BAR wrote:
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"Wonder how he'll feel when we're furnishing him with three hots and a
cot for the rest of his miserable life."

He probably couldn't care less.

The man is a cold-blooded murderer. Like all gun nuts he has just been
sitting there waiting all these years to kill somebody. I hope he rots
in solitary for the rest of his miserable life.

Where were the police when they youths were breaking into his house?

He did not want the police. He wanted to kill someone. The bodies lay
there for at least a day before he mentioned it to a neighbor and
suggested the police be called.

If the police were "protecting and serving" then he wouldn't have to
worry about intruders carrying weapons who want to steal from him.

If they youths did not commit crimes against the home owner then the
home owner would not have needed to kill them.



This guy didn't do anything to try to resolve the situation, he baited
the kids in to a murder. If that's the way it went down, he deserves the
chair... and I support the right to defend yourself but this guy is a
serial killer...

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On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 18:15:24 -0500, BAR wrote:

If the police were "protecting and serving" then he wouldn't have to
worry about intruders carrying weapons who want to steal from him.

The cops can put him in jail. They can't KEEP him there.

Why weren't the cops standing outside the man's house waiting for the
youths to break in?

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On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 18:15:24 -0500, BAR wrote:

If the police were "protecting and serving" then he wouldn't have to
worry about intruders carrying weapons who want to steal from him.

The cops can put him in jail. They can't KEEP him there.

Why weren't the cops standing outside the man's house waiting for the
youths to break in?


They were at the local doughnut shop?

They were not protecting and serving.

On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 18:44:52 -0500, JustWait
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This guy didn't do anything to try to resolve the situation, he baited
the kids in to a murder.

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That's not the way that I read the story. If my memory is correct,
the kids broke a window to get into the house, and the sound of
breaking glass woke him up. One of them started to come down the
stairs into the room where he was. Being concerned that they were
armed, he shot first, several times. Where he went wrong was
delivering a final shot at close range after the original threat no
longer existed. He lives in a so called "Castle" state where shooting
an intruder in your home is permitted if you feel threatened. You are
not permitted to fire "execution" shots however, and of course the
police should have been notified immediately. It's quite likely that
he suffers from some sort of mental impairment.

On 11/28/2012 7:51 PM, wrote:
On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 19:42:31 -0500, Wayne.B
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On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 18:44:52 -0500, JustWait
wrote:

This guy didn't do anything to try to resolve the situation, he baited
the kids in to a murder.

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That's not the way that I read the story. If my memory is correct,
the kids broke a window to get into the house, and the sound of
breaking glass woke him up. One of them started to come down the
stairs into the room where he was. Being concerned that they were
armed, he shot first, several times. Where he went wrong was
delivering a final shot at close range after the original threat no
longer existed. He lives in a so called "Castle" state where shooting
an intruder in your home is permitted if you feel threatened. You are
not permitted to fire "execution" shots however, and of course the
police should have been notified immediately. It's quite likely that
he suffers from some sort of mental impairment.

Then, there is the idiocy of trying to protect oneself with a .22
caliber gun. At issue, too, is firing multiple shots at a torso; a
torso of a young girl that likely posed no physical threat and was
apparently not armed. It is also troubling that the second intruder
descended the steps after hearing shots. That suggests a bizarre
mental state of that intruder.

It really muddies the issue when it takes multiple shots to subdue an
intruder.

Of course, you are correct about the fatal shots. The shooter went
from lawfully protecting his property to illegally assuming the
position of judge, jury, and executioner.

I thought the 22 was the weapon of choice for many professional hit persons

On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 20:16:30 -0500, Meyer wrote:

I thought the 22 was the weapon of choice for many professional hit persons

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They are counting on a close range head shot, not really applicable to
home defense. In an emergency of course, you shoot what you have.

On 11/26/2012 6:28 PM, jps wrote:

Good example of irrational scum who think taking a life for the theft
of stuff is fair and balanced.

Wonder how he'll feel when we're furnishing him with three hots and a
cot for the rest of his miserable life.


A Minnesota homeowner who shot two teenagers in the midst of an
apparent Thanksgiving Day break-in told authorities he feared they had
a weapon, but acknowledged firing "more shots than I needed to" and
appeared to take pride in "a good clean finishing shot" for one teen,
according to investigators.

The neighbors won't need to worry about locking their doors for awhile.

Mikek