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... "Anti-gun sentiment is alive and sick in America today. For many gun-banners the end justifies the means. Unlawful arrests, unusually high bail charges, harassment, inventing crimes that serve no purpose, and forcing law-abiding gun owners into financial bankruptcy as a result of defending themselves in court are perfectly within reason to gun banners. These anti-gunners are operating within every segment of our society including law enforcement, the judicial system, the media, and the education system."
"As gun owners, it is imperative that we stick together and protest the unlawful arrest and prosecution of gun-owners who have harmed none. This is the next wave of the gun-rights movement." |
IL: Chicago Mayor 'Delusional' for Seeking Gun Ban, Group Says
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"An Illinois gun rights group Tuesday called Chicago Democratic Mayor Richard Daley 'delusional' for demanding that all 1.5 million firearm owners in the state appear before him and explain why their weapons should not be banned or confiscated."
"While acknowledging that Daley's statement comes in the wake of a pair of shootings in the city that left two young girls dead, Richard Pearson, executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA), nevertheless said that the mayor's outburst 'suggests strongly that it's time to pad the walls' of his office with rubber." ... |
IN: Failing to prevent gun violence
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"It’s a good thing that the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence released its 2005 Gun Violence Prevention Report Cards before the Indiana legislators passed a wrong-headed bill granting Hoosiers lifetime gun permits. The ludicrous move would have guaranteed state officials a failing grade."
"As it is, Brady gives Indiana a D."
"For the last nine years the Brady Campaign has released the annual report grading state efforts to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and protect children from gun violence. To our dismay, Gov. Mitch Daniels has already said he will sign the legislation authorizing lifetime gun permits. When he signs it, Indiana will be the first state in the union with such permits."
"First isn’t always best." ... |
NC: Pregnant Mother Shoots, Kills Intruder
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A pregnant mother shot and killed a suspected intruder in her home Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.
Crystal Strickland, 23, who has two young children, was lying on her couch in Cumberland County when she heard a noise and saw a man looking through her window, authorities said. When he began trying to force his way in, she told him she had a gun, and he told her that he also was armed, authorities said.
When the man broke into the home, he and Strickland exchanged gunfire, authorities said. The man later died from his wound, authorities said.
Strickland was uninjured.
Authorities haven't identified the man. |
NM: Former police chief shoots intruder
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"A former head of the New Mexico State Police shot and wounded an intruder in his South Valley home Monday night."
"Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office deputies say that 78-year-old Maurice Cordova shot a man who had entered his home at about 10:00 pm, striking him once."
"According to Erin Kinnard, spokeswoman for the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office, Chief and Mrs. Cordova arrived at their home at about 10:00 pm to find that it had been broken into and discovered 27-year-old David Garcia standing naked in the kitchen."
"Chief Cordova got his gun from a separate room and encountered Garcia, who had moved to a bathroom. Cordova saw what may have been a knife in Garcia’s hand and shot him. He then called 911." ... |
NJ: Would-Be Robber Shot Dead
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Police in Camden, New Jersey, are investigating the fatal shooting of a would-be robber at the hands of a store clerk.
CBS 3’s Stephanie Abrams has been told three men entered La Nueva Grocery Store at 501 N. Clinton Avenue just before 10 p.m. Monday intending to rob it. The clerk reportedly reached behind the counter and shot one of the men.
He died at the scene.
The other two suspects fled. Their identities are unknown.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the authorities.
Additionally, Crime Stoppers of Greater Trenton is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the identification of the suspects or with information that would assist with this investigation. The number to call is (609) 278-8477 (TIPS). |
KS: CCRKBA Congratulates Kansas Lawmakers on CCW Vote
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"The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) today congratulated the Kansas Legislature for passing legislation that will finally allow law-abiding citizens to legally carry concealed firearms for their personal protection."
"'Despite a threatened veto by Democrat Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, Kansas lawmakers took a courageous vote and proved they are willing to butt heads with the anti-gun media and the shrill voices against self-defense,' said CCRKBA Chairman Alan M. Gottlieb. 'If the governor carries through on her threat to once again leave her constituents, friends and neighbors defenseless against criminals, we hope the Legislature swiftly and decisively overrides that veto.'" ... |
KS: House advances Senate-passed concealed guns bill
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"Law-abiding Kansans can carry concealed weapons under a bill passed Tuesday by the House."
"The 90-33 vote returns the bill to the Senate. Sponsoring Sen. Phil Journey, R-Haysville, said he would ask the Senate when it meets Tuesday afternoon to accept House changes and send it to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, who vetoed similar legislation in 2004."
"If Sebelius spikes this year's bill, her veto could be overridden by a two-thirds majority of the Legislature - 84 votes in the House and 27 in the Senate. The bill passed the Senate 29-11" ... |
KS: Weapons measure returns
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"The Kansas Legislature is poised to send another concealed-weapons law to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius."
"The House gave the proposal an initial endorsement Monday. A final vote is set for today. The measure will almost certainly pass, but the question is whether enough House members will band together to block an expected veto from the governor. The bill has already passed the Senate by a comfortable margin."
"Senate Bill 418 would allow Kansans over 21 who pass a background check and undergo training to carry a concealed handgun in public. Convicted felons, or those with a criminal history of drug use, domestic violence or multiple DUIs would be barred." ... |
KS: Sebelius, House inch toward gun showdown
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"The Legislature and Gov. Kathleen Sebelius edged closer Monday to a showdown on concealed guns."
"A first-round, House voice vote on a bill that would make it legal for law-abiding Kansans to carry a concealed firearm indicated there may be sufficient votes to join with the Senate to override an anticipated veto by the governor."
"The Senate passed it 29-11 and the House convenes today for a final, recorded vote on the measure."
"Sebelius said at a news conference that she believes in the Second Amendment right to bear arms but remains convinced conceal-and-carry privileges should be limited to retired law enforcement officers." ... |
NV: Two Hurt in Reno Middle School Shooting
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"Two students were injured Tuesday when another student opened fire with a gun at a Reno middle school, authorities said."
"The Washoe County School District said one student at Pine Middle School was wounded in the shoulder and taken to Washoe Medical Center for treatment."
"The other received a superficial wound to the leg and was treated at the scene."
"The alleged shooter was arrested and police said the weapon, a .38-caliber pistol, was recovered."
"Authorities said the shooting occurred outside the school cafeteria just before 9 a.m."
"School was on a delayed start because of snow and officials said not all students had arrived at the time of the incident." ... |
CO: Teen brandishes gun at Lincoln High
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Denver police are looking for a teenager who brandished a gun in the parking lot of Lincoln High School today.
The juvenile drove into the school's parking lot in a gray Lincoln Navigator at about 11:25 a.m., police spokesman Sonny Jackson said. After exchanging dirty looks with other students the juvenile pulled out a gun but didn't point it at anyone then drove away, Jackson said.
Denver Public Schools spokesman Mark Stevens said the juvenile was not a student at the high school.
Jackson said the juvenile was wearing a red baseball cap and a red and white striped shirt. He faces a possible felony menacing charge. |
FL: 4th-grader suspended for carrying starter pistol receives amnesty to take FCAT
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"A 10-year-old boy who brought a starter pistol to a Hollywood elementary school Friday was allowed to return to class Monday so he could take the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test, a School District spokesman said."
"The .22 caliber starter pistol's barrel was closed, it wasn't loaded with any blanks, and officials said the fourth-grader did not use it to threaten anyone. Instead, he kept it in his backpack and showed it to peers at Boulevard Heights Elementary."
"'[The school] suspects the kid was doing it as a show-and-tell,' said Broward School District spokesman Keith Bromery." ... |
GA: Teen Brings Gun to School
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"A Stephens County High School student has been arrested for bringing a gun to school."
"A student told school administrators Monday a fellow student had a gun on the campus."
"Deputies searched the 15 year old and found a 9MM semi-automatic pistol. It was not loaded, and no one was hurt."
"The boy was arrested and charged with bringing a firearm on school property."
"He's being held in the Regional Youth Detention Center in Gainesville."
"He's also faces school punishment."
"'By federal and state guidelines there's a mandatory one year expulsion and that's what will take place at this time. We'll have a mandatory one year expulsion from Stephens County High School,' explains Principal George Sanders." ... |
MI: This Year's Most Important Congressional Primary
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"The most important Congressional primary election this year takes place in Michigan’s Seventh District. There a liberal represents one of the most conservative regions in the country. The liberal Congressman calls himself a Republican, in a place where words still mean something. His name is Joe Schwarz." ...
"Schwarz’s primary opponent is Tim Walberg. Walberg served for sixteen years in the Michigan House of Representatives ... He voted without exception to protect human life, and the National Rifle Association gave him it’s A+ rating. Walberg has been a pastor and community activist, and he understands the values and priorities of Michigan’s Seventh District." ... |
IL: Governor's stance on guns alienates downstate
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"When asked for her opinion on Gov. Rod Blagojevich, Teri Kramer of rural Spring Valley was succinct."
"'It's not printable,' said Kramer, who hunts with her husband and uses e-mail to circulate advisories about what anti-gun legislation is pending in Springfield." ...
"The Legislature, for example, passed a measure that would keep city governments — even those with home rule — from restricting the transportation of guns. The gun lobby wanted it so that a hunter/hobbyist could travel from city to city without worrying about municipal ordinances."
"Blagojevich vetoed the measure Aug. 1. Legislators ... tried to override the veto but couldn’t get the votes." ... |
IL: Illinois Gun Owners PAC Names Preferred Candidates for Key Primary Races
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"The ISRA-PVF is pleased to announce its selection of preferred candidates in a pair of key primary races."
"In the Democratic primary for Cook County Sheriff, the ISRA-PVF has expressed its preference for Richard Remus. Remus is a thoughtful, innovative candidate who holds great promise of overhauling one of the nation's most corrupt law enforcement agencies. Remus' opponent, Tom Dart, is a former State Representative who has made a career of goldbricking at taxpayer expense. Most Illinois firearm owners remember Dart in his role of zealous water boy for the Daley gun control machine." ... |
SC: Self-defense law might give citizens more rights
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"Sen. Hugh Leatherman of Florence is a strong believer in the rights of everyday citizens."
"That's why he said he's proposing a bill in the state Senate that would make self-defense laws in South Carolina a little less strict."
"Sen. Brad Hutto, an attorney in Orangeburg, said laws in South Carolina require a person who is being attacked to retreat, or run away, if at all possible, before using any type of deadly force on the attacker."
"Under Leatherman's bill, the requirement to retreat would be deleted and deadly force could immediately be exerted on the attacker to prevent bodily injury to or death of the victim." ... |
KY: House bill would make gun permits secret
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"A Danville man is pleased with a bill that would keep names of people with concealed-weapon permits from public access."
"Carroll Pixley, a training instructor for people who want to carry a concealed weapon, supports House Bill 290 that passed the House by an 87-7 vote. He thinks the Senate will do the same."
"'We've had 10 years of exemplary performance of the people who have weapon permits,' Pixley said. The permit holders are people who have taken a class and qualified on the firing range." ... |
PA: CeaseFire PA Denounces Proposed Legislation That Would Condone 'Shoot First' Standard in Armed Confrontations
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"CeaseFire PA, the Commonwealth's leading organization dedicated to preventing gun violence, condemned legislation that is being supported by pro- gun groups within the state ... No doubt concerned about the rising tide of Pennsylvanians who are speaking out and taking action against gun violence, these so-called 'sportsmens' groups demonstrated that their agenda is far from the interests of law- abiding Pennsylvanians who hunt and shoot."
"'We are dismayed to see even a handful of people clamoring for laws that would make it easier to evade responsibility for killing or injuring someone with a firearm,' said Diane Edbril, CeaseFire PA's executive director. 'The Shoot First legislation (HB.2231, Cappelli) is a dangerous solution to a nonexistent problem' ..." ... |
AL: Sheriff's Department gets new weapons
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"Pike County deputies Sam Mallory and Kevin Childs unleash a barrage of machine-gun fire from their position kneeling behind a patrol car, filling the air with smoke and spent cartridges."
"Down the range, the 'perps', a couple of paper targets taped to plywood, are quickly peppered with holes."
"On Monday morning, deputies of the Pike County Sheriff's Department spent time testing out the latest additions to their growing arsenal- 12 AR-15 assault rifles. The AR-15 is the non-military variant of the M-16, and the new weapons provide the Sheriff's Department with a powerful, accurate, long-range rifle. It has enough power to easily penetrate any barrier, even a vehicle, as the deputies demonstrated by firing through a junked-out car." ... |
MA: Officer fires by mistake during raid; no one hurt
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"A Boston police officer accidentally fired his service pistol during a drug raid in Jamaica Plain Saturday night, a spokesman said last night."
"Four adults and a 1-year-old child were inside the Centre Street apartment when the gun discharged about 7 p.m., but no one was injured, police spokesman Michael McCarthy said."
"A resident of the apartment below where the raid took place said last night that the bullet went through the ceiling of her daughter's bedroom and hit the girl's bed, which was empty at the time." ... |
IL: Trooper loses round in court
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"U.S. District Judge David Herndon has ruled that statements made by Illinois State Police trooper James Vest, accused of illegally possessing an automatic rifle, should be allowed as evidence at trial."
"In a decision filed Monday, Herndon rejected defense arguments that because Vest, 39, of O'Fallon was coerced by a federal agent and was denied his constitutional right against self-incrimination, his statements to a federal agent should be suppressed."
"'At no point on Dec. 29 can it be fairly said that defendant's free will was overborne,' Herndon wrote in a 12-page decision." ... |
Costa Rica: Calvin Ayre: Costa Rican police stripped naked and swam in my pool during raid
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"Calvin Ayre, the wealthy gambling operator whose home police raided Friday, says he may go to the Sala IV constitutional court to find out all the facts about the law enforcement action. And he said the government of Costa Rica should launch an investigation ..."
"The warrant for the raid seeking illegal gambling was based on fundamental inaccuracies coming from newspaper articles, the Internet and mistranslations of press releases, he said. The investigation was of the wrong person, the wrong location and the wrong act, he said."
"In addition, the 60 to 100 police and immigration officers helped themselves to a buffet of food, and three police officers stripped and took a swim in his pool, he said." ... |
VA: Asking about guns in the home is just good doctoring
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"I would like to comment on Charles Cunningham's letter about perceived inappropriate questioning by his children's pediatrician regarding the presence and accessibility of firearms in his home ['Physicians, don't push your politics on my kids,' March 7]."
"Beyond infancy, accidents, homicide and suicide are by far the most common causes of death in the pediatric population. A pediatrician who ignores this fact is not doing his job--to act as an advocate for the health and welfare of children."
"Questions about exposure to tobacco smoke, bicycle and motor vehicle safety, firearm safety, alcohol and illicit drugs, and (dare I spark another round of letters) sexual behavior are crucial to providing complete medical care." ...
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Submitter's Note: And I am sure that Dr. Young would be perfectly happy to fill out and sign a Firearms Malpractice Form for his patients. |
ND: Women learn about firearms
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"You could watch their faces and see puzzled looks blossom into knowing smiles, whether they were handling a single-action revolver or a semi-automatic rifle."
"Nine women, most of whom had invested a chunk of two consecutive Sunday afternoons, were at the stage where they could pick up an assortment of long guns and handguns, work the actions and load and unload them."
"What brought these students to Messiah Lutheran Church in Mandan was a women-only home firearms safety class that covered everything from how to safely handle a firearm and how to identify, load and unload various types of firearms to the different uses of ammunition, how to clean and care for guns and gun storage options. ..." ... |
IL: ISRA to Mayor Daley: 'You're Delusional -- Please Get Help'
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"Chicago Mayor Daley's latest rant against law abiding firearm owners suggests strongly that it's time to pad the walls of the 5th Floor of City Hall with rubber."
"In a statement delivered yesterday, a highly agitated Daley demanded that the state's 1.5 million law-abiding firearm owners trek to Chicago to appear before him and explain why their firearms should not be banned and confiscated."
"Daley's outburst comes in the wake of a pair of terrorist attacks in the city's Englewood neighborhood that left two young girls dead. Law enforcement officials believe that the Englewood attacks are an outgrowth of a drug gang turf war being raged in the troubled neighborhood." ... |
CA: Judge Invokes New Federal Law in Dismissing Gun Lawsuit
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"A federal judge in California dismissed a 'public nuisance' lawsuit against a gun manufacturer and a gun distributor on Monday, invoking a new federal law intended to protect the gun industry from politically motivated lawsuits." ...
"The lawsuit blamed Glock and gun distributor RSR for the criminal actions of white supremacist Buford Furrow ..."
"According to the NRA, the Glock pistol, one of several guns Furrow was carrying, originally was sold to a police department, which eventually sold it to a licensed dealer, who in turn sold it to a collector, who finally sold it to Furrow."
"Glock was targeted although it did nothing illegal, and RSR never owned, sold, or possessed the firearm, the NRA said." ... |
OH: Pistol Team Competes at the Collegiate Nationals beginning Thursday
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"The Ohio State Pistol team will being competition at the National Collegiate Championships Thursday at Ft. Benning, Ga. The Buckeyes qualified in the three open evens (free, standard and air) and the two women's events (air and sport). Ohio State is the two-time defending national champion for women and has finished third in the open championship the last two years. Competition begins Thursday, March 16 with free pistol and the women's air match. Standard pistol and the women's sport match will be held Friday, March 17. Competition will conclude with air pistol on Saturday, March 18." ... |
IL: Illinois State Rifle Association to Host Reception for General Assembly Members March 15 in Springfield
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... "The ISRA will be holding a reception for General Assembly members on Wednesday, 15 March 2006 at the State House Inn, Springfield, Ill. The purpose of the reception is to give Illinois firearm owners the opportunity to mingle with lawmakers in a social setting. Likewise, Senators and Representatives will have the opportunity to hear first hand the concerns of the state's hunters and sportsmen."
"Illinois State Rifle Association Executive Director Richard Pearson will deliver opening remarks followed by a Q&A session on issues including Gov. Blagojevich's out-of-state outsourcing of traditional DNR functions and his proposal to ban and confiscate privately held firearms." ... |
GA: LTG Van Antwerp presents awards Georgia Reservist wins it all in All-Army Small Arms Championships
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"After seven grueling days of rifle and pistol competition, an Army Reservist beat out nearly 200 Soldiers to win the title of U.S. Army Small Arms Overall Individual Champion in the All-Army Small Arms Championships."
"All-Reserve Shooting Team member Staff Sgt. Mark J. Ness of the Small Arms Readiness Group of Forest Park, Ga., won the championship by 27 points over Staff Sgt. John A. Robertson of the Missouri National Guard."
"Maj. Rhonda L. Bright of the Small Arms Readiness Group took third place and received her Distinguished Pistol Shot Badge, making her triple distinguished. Bright received the International Distinguished Badge and the Distinguished Rifleman Badge in 1997; only 14 Soldiers are triple distinguished, having received all three badges." ... |
NJ: Groundhog hunter causes police scare
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"York Area Regional Police were called to a rural area of North Hopewell Township Monday for a shooting, but all they found was a teenager with a rifle."
"Nothing illegal about it, Sgt. Rod Varner said. The boy was shooting at a groundhog, among a farmer's worst enemies during the spring planting season."
"The single shot at about noon was enough to scare laborers working on a barn in the 4300 block of Swamp Road. They called state troopers who forwarded the call to York Area Regional Police."
"Varner said the home-schooled boy took a safe - but extremely long - shot at the varmint."
"'He shot several hundred yards,' he said. 'There was no carcass.'" ... |
UK: Car-jackings and killings push up gun crime
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"GUN crime in Scotland is expected to rise for the second consecutive year after a spate of gangland executions, a drive-by shooting and Scotland's first car-jackings at gunpoint."
"Official figures for recorded crimes and offences involving firearms will not be published until October, but The Scotsman has learned that serious gun crime is on the rise, according to Detective Superintendent William Prendergast, the head of Strathclyde Police's criminal use of firearms group." ... |
UK: No place for glory when it comes to guns
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"IN his hands Royal Armouries museum director Peter Armstrong holds the deadly potential to destroy a life."
"The 9mm Browning Hi-Power pistol is being used in an exhibition to challenge the public's notions of violent crime."
"A disturbing scene showing a discarded white trainer, a splattered bloodstain and spent bullet shells and another showing an armed police officer clad in full combat gear rushing to tackle criminals are displayed on posters at the museum's entrance as part of IMPACT: Gun Crime."
"The exhibition builds on an earlier display that was based on the tragic story of 26-year-old Leeds man Danny Regan, who was killed in a gun attack four years ago." ... |
UK: Couple 'mercilessly executed by gun gang'
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"A MARRIED couple shot dead at their seaside home were the victims of a 'calculated, ruthless and merciless execution' at the hands of a criminal gang, a court heard."
"John Stirland, 55, and his wife Joan, 53, were murdered by a group of men who tracked them to their bungalow in Trusthorpe on August 8 2004, a jury was told."
"Eight men are on trial at Birmingham Crown Court accused of conspiring together to murder the couple between August 1 and August 9 2004."
"Opening the case for the jury prosecutor Timothy Spencer QC said the couple were targeted at their home on a 'perfect' summer's day, where they were gunned down in a 'clinical and efficient' manner." ... |
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