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PA: Concealed carry permit holders kill hundreds
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Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The center tracks fatalities associated with concealed carry gun permit holders at ConcealedCarryKillers.org and found that 743 people have been killed, including 17 law enforcement officers.
“In the vast majority of the 561 incidents documented (468, or 83 percent), the concealed carry permit holder either committed suicide (222), has already been convicted (184), perpetrated a murder-suicide (46), or was killed in the incident (16),” stated a press release about the website. |
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teebonicus
(5/21/2015)
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Nice. At the bottom of the article it says "LEAVE A COMMENT" with no live link, and no frame for response.
Which merely supports the supposition that this article is FOS.
743 people (including 222 suicides) killed by permit holders, huh?
Please note that there is no time span referenced anywhere in there. It could be 743 people over TWENTY YEARS.
Yet another quirk that implies fraud on this diatribe.
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Millwright66
(5/21/2015)
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| Pretty much seems like a 'troll site' to me. |
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