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There was a woman in Connecticut who should have secured her guns in a safe with a combination that only she knew. If she did, she would be alive today and another 26 innocent souls would also be with us.
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Has anyone else noticed that we literally
do not know that story?
Not a word of it.
Maybe she never locked up her guns.
Maybe she always did.
Maybe she had the gun in her hand, telling him to back off, when he hit her over the head, grabbed the gun and killed her.
Maybe she was sound asleep and he shot her in her sleep after sneaking into the safe using the combination he'd known all along.
Maybe he stole her keys.
Maybe she 'hid' the guns, but not as well as she'd thought.
Maybe he tortured her to get the combination or the location of the guns.
Maybe she handed the guns to him and asked him to kill her first.
We literally do not know.
Maybe this, maybe that, maybe the other thing. The police are sitting on those reports for some reason.
Weird, for something that so much "public policy" is being built around, that we know absolutely nothing about it.
pax