- Messages
- 422
- Reactions
- 287
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Christian Taylor Billings · Full Time Sales at Menards
That was my dad. I just learned about his death today, and thought I would google what happened to get a better picture. This is not only a story on how a man broke into a house and was shot and killed, but also a story on how drugs can twist a person and make them do crazy things. My dad wasn't a bad guy, he was very caring, but had a bad problem. I wish I could blame the owner for this, or the police, but I can't. I wish I knew more of why he was there or what he was doing, but I may never know that. I just want all of you to know that he was a good guy, he had a caring family, and chose a hard rode in life. He made mistakes like everyone else, but at a more sever level. So all of you people who say "I praise you for killing someone", how would you feel if that was your loved one being killed? It's not something to be praised but a situation that should be mourned.
Sorry to here that his dad is now dead.
I find this interesting. The homeowner fired his gun twice while on the phone with the police, killing the intruder. Why is it that when we hear of a homeowner shooting an intruder in their own home its usually only with a few shots? I have rarely heard of a homeowner emptying their firearm at the intruder.
This one is for all the 1911 junkies, slobbering about how .45 is the only way to go for proper stopping power. A well placed shot is a well placed shot.
Police identify intruder shot and killed by Vancouver homeowner - KPTV - FOX 12
I'm partial to slugs myself ....25 would have worked better.........................
like .25 cal steel balls from a shotgun blast
(really, dead is dead....at least the shooter had a means to defend himself, vs throwing pillows and shoes while screaming "help, police!")