A mother of three in Alabama was shot and killed by another woman who
was reportedly upset over a college football loss, WBRC-TV reported on
Monday.

Police arrested and charged 28-year-old Adrian Laroze Briskey with
murder in connection with the death of 36-year-old Michelle Shepherd.
The two women, who did not know each other, reportedly got into an
argument at a viewing party for the University of Alabama’s Nov. 30
game against Auburn University in Hoover, Alabama.

Authorities said that after the argument moved outside, the two women
had a physical altercation before Briskey allegedly shot Shepherd five
times. However, the victim’s sister, Neketa Shepherd, disputed that
account.

“She was like 10 feet away,” Neketa Shepherd told AL.com. “My sister
never touched her, and she never touched my sister. They never had
words.”

Instead, Neketa Shepherd explained, the suspect became angry at the
two sisters when they were comparing Alabama’s last-second loss to a
playoff loss by the NBA’s Miami Heat, the victim’s other favorite
team.

“I was saying I wasn’t even mad (about the loss),” Neketa Shepherd
told AL.com. “Like when The Heat lost in game four, I was sick to my
stomach. [Briskey] started cursing. Her friends said she always did
that when she got drunk and they took her outside.”

Instead, Shepherd said, her sister was shot while standing outside of
their car as they tried to leave. Briskey is being held at the Shelby
County Jail on $75,000 bond.

WBRC also reported that Michelle Shepherd worked as a case manager for
the Dannon Project, a youth outreach program.

On 12/3/2013 1:17 PM, jps wrote:
A mother of three in Alabama was shot and killed by another woman who
was reportedly upset over a college football loss, WBRC-TV reported on
Monday.

Police arrested and charged 28-year-old Adrian Laroze Briskey with
murder in connection with the death of 36-year-old Michelle Shepherd.
The two women, who did not know each other, reportedly got into an
argument at a viewing party for the University of Alabama’s Nov. 30
game against Auburn University in Hoover, Alabama.

Authorities said that after the argument moved outside, the two women
had a physical altercation before Briskey allegedly shot Shepherd five
times. However, the victim’s sister, Neketa Shepherd, disputed that
account.

“She was like 10 feet away,” Neketa Shepherd told AL.com. “My sister
never touched her, and she never touched my sister. They never had
words.”

Instead, Neketa Shepherd explained, the suspect became angry at the
two sisters when they were comparing Alabama’s last-second loss to a
playoff loss by the NBA’s Miami Heat, the victim’s other favorite
team.

“I was saying I wasn’t even mad (about the loss),” Neketa Shepherd
told AL.com. “Like when The Heat lost in game four, I was sick to my
stomach. [Briskey] started cursing. Her friends said she always did
that when she got drunk and they took her outside.”

Instead, Shepherd said, her sister was shot while standing outside of
their car as they tried to leave. Briskey is being held at the Shelby
County Jail on $75,000 bond.

WBRC also reported that Michelle Shepherd worked as a case manager for
the Dannon Project, a youth outreach program.


Yup, alcohol again....

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On 12/3/2013 1:00 PM, Hank© wrote:
Be mindfull of Donnie waving the brown finger. It has the essence of
Harry on it. ;-)

On Tue, 03 Dec 2013 10:17:51 -0800, jps wrote:

Another anti-gun post about another dimwit.

Here's another for you, jps.

"When a couple in Florida witnessed a group of robbers attempting to break into their home they
acted quickly. The wife alerted her husband, who armed himself. The robbers ran, and knowing the
local laws the husband simply shot at the ground to alert his neighbors of the fleeing intruders. A
neighbor heard the shot, and the 44-year-old woman who happened to be a former professional boxer,
tackled one of the men. Police later apprehended the other two suspects miles from the scene, and
another two in the woods shortly after. All of the defendants were charged with burglary and theft,
according to WESH-TV. (WESH.com, Oak Hill, Fla., 11/27/13) "

Thank goodness for a gun, eh?

John H. -- Hope you're having a great day!