“Gun Death” Cold Blooded Stabbing

I thought guns caused murder.

Charges have been increased from second- to first degree-murder for Scottye Miller, who is accused in the fatal stabbing of his ex-girlfriend, Tricia Patricelli, Oct. 30 in Auburn….During the subsequent interview, according to the police statement, Miller told detectives that he had been involved in a romantic, dating relationship with Patricelli for about four years and that the two had previously lived together. At first, he denied stabbing Patricelli, though he admitted to having sent her numerous texts threatening to beat and kill her. He claimed he had found her dead, but according to the police statement finally admitted that he had gone to Patricelli’s apartment and argued with her. According to the police statement, Miller told detectives that he had “snapped”, put on a pair of gloves, armed himself with two knives and stabbed her to death in her bathroom.

The King County Medical Examiner estimated that Patricelli had been stabbed at least 22 times in her neck, face, torso and back.

We constantly hear from the anti-freedom crowd that we need to ban guns to stop crime. Its all about the “Gun Death”…but if “Gun Death” is paramount, how did this guy commit such a brutal murder without a gun?

h/t Barron

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Home Again

Back in Massachusetts. It was a great send-off for my beloved Grandmother. I got the honor with a the other Grandsons to be her pallbearer. It was pretty moving for me to bear my Grandmother to her final resting place beside my Grandfather.

Also my Grandmother, like most French Canadians was Catholic, and the priest at the service was french himself. It was beautiful hearing him read from the book of Revelations in that all-familiar French Canadian Accent.

After the service we all gathered in a local hotel and went through her old photo albums and exchanged stories, and made fun of the unfortunate fashions of the 70s and 80s.

So now I’m home, and I’m dead tired. Normal posting will resume soon.

Thanks for all your support. My family all reads the blog and they’ve been just as touched by your support as I have.

Thanks guys.

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“Gun Death” More Infant Killers

It takes a special breed of monster to do this:

Police in north Georgia say an infant was stabbed to death at an Athens house, hours after being born.

Hey, but it was a knife, not a gun! Nothing to worry about!

Aren’t you impressed with the people who only focus on the “Gun Deaths”?

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“Gun Death” Monster

Its almost like its the person, not the tool:

An Auburn father accused of breaking his 2 ½-month-old daughter’s skull is behind bars and facing a child abuse charge.

King County prosecutors contend Robert Stephen Meador choked and threw the infant girl on Oct. 19 after the girl began crying. Prosecutors note the girl nearly died in the attack – she was resuscitated by her step-grandfather after sustaining a fractured skull, a bleeding brain and injuries to her body.

Bare hands! No weapons, and the target of his crime was an infant! He also has a conviction for killing a cat with his bare hands as well.

Who’s dangerous? Me with my safe full of guns, and my pistol at my side, or this guy with nothing but what he was born with? If you use the metric “Gun Death”, the answer would be me…or you!

A violent, but unarmed criminal is nothing to be concerned about! Only “Gun Death” counts!

h/t Barron

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I Guess I Don’t Have To Keep My Eye On the Road

I’m all packed to head to Northern Maine for funeral services. For those who know, the roads north of Bangor are pretty desolate and surrounded by raw forest. According to Jason Kilgore of Joyce Shell Group Cease Fire Oregon, I have no reason to watch the treeline while I’m driving.

See Kelly? You Don’t Even Exist!

For you “Gun Death” goons, a firearm is a great way to humanely harvest an animal while hunting. Of course people also hunt with bows, snares, even spears and knives…but I wouldn’t expect any “Progressives” to know any more about hunting than they do about guns.

The American White Tailed Deer is actually the most deadly creature in North America. Not from attacks, like most of the “Bear Deaths”, or from disease, like the Tsetse fly in Africa. But from Auto-Strikes:

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates there are approximately 1.5 million auto deer collisions per year, resulting in damage losses of around $1.5 billion USD, which works out to an average cost of $1,000 per accident. State Farm Insurance Agency also supports these statistics, and goes on to report that, in the year 2004, there were 150 human deaths in the United States that were directly linked to car deer accidents.

I doubt there will be 100 let alone 150 hunting deaths this year. Seems it only about 50 from this source, and of course that includes vehicle accidents, and falling from tree stands or hiking trails while on the hunt.

Nice try guys!

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“Gun Death” Drunk Driver

Just like “Gun Free Zones” save lives, the laws against drunk driving save just as many!

The woman charged in a downtown Minneapolis hit-and-run crash that killed Augsburg College student Austin Conley told police she thought a rock smashed her windshield.

Teisha Randle, 20, of St. Paul is charged with two counts of criminal vehicular homicide in what witnesses described as a high-speed crash in the Warehouse District early Sunday morning.

According to police dispatch records, the 911 caller kept saying, “The car was going 90 and hit this guy. I think he’s dead.”

Of course those who use “Gun Death” as a metric could care less about this story. I mean no guns were used, so what’s the big deal?

h/t Maddmedic

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Evening LOL

I am really liking this series:

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Light Posting Ahead

My Grandmother Passed away. When it comes to my own ideals of life she did it well. She was just shy of her 88th, and when her health took a turn for the worst she didn’t linger long, and she’ll be greatly missed.

The services are up in Northern Maine, and I’ll be leaving tomorrow morning. I may do some therapeutic posting, but that’s all on how I feel.

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The People at the Bus Stop Must Have Thought Me Crazy

Laughing my ass off with only the tell-tale ear bud to give away that I was listening to this podcast!

Ron Perlman is so damn funny! I loved him before, I love him more now!

A must listen!

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Can We Just Execute Him Now?

Fort Hood Judge Removed:

The military’s highest court ousted the judge in the Fort Hood shooting case Monday and threw out his order to have the suspect’s beard forcibly shaved before his court-martial.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces ruled that Col. Gregory Gross didn’t appear impartial while presiding over the case of Maj. Nidal Hasan, who faces the death penalty if convicted in the 2009 shootings on the Texas Army post that killed 13 people and wounded more than two dozen others.

But the court said it was not ruling on whether the judge’s order violated Hasan’s religious rights. Hasan has argued that his beard is a requirement of his Muslim faith, although facial hair violates Army regulations.

Just give the asshole a webcam feed (one way, no feed from him…he doesn’t want to play) when the judge gives his sentence, and then give the prick the needle. This is nothing but making a mockery, and so many people who should know better are playing along.

He has rights, he’s waiving them. GOOD this makes our job easier. We know what he did, we know why he did it, and we have lots of witnesses to corroborate the whole thing. We also know this man has no respect for the military he abused and assaulted, nor the people who would lay down their lives to protect his worthless ass.

Just get him in the ground and quick fucking about!

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