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70sEraVet

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15. I remember reading a news item, maybe 15 years ago, in rural Kentucky town...

Reply to moonshinegnomie (Original post)

Tue Mar 3, 2026, 01:58 PM

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A father had given a 22 rifle as a birthday gift to his FIVE YEAR OLD son. The boy shot and killed his three year old sister. The sheriff said it was an unfortunate accident. No charges.
Glad things are changing.

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Georgia father Colin Gray found guilty in son's alleged deadly school shooting [View all] moonshinegnomie Yesterday OP

On the last comment, the kid didn't steal the gun. It was a Christmas gift from his father Ray Bruns Yesterday #1

Good! Clouds Passing Yesterday #2

If he was a millionaire he would have walked,or never been charged in the first place Bengus81 Yesterday #3

We could use these laws against gun store companies and employees. No one will work in that industry any more. n/t Jacson6 Yesterday #4

That will never happen, but required liability insurance would be a good first step. AZ8theist Yesterday #10

Wow, I just posted a 60-min reporting about this (in general) plus, pathways to prevent these shootings. mysteryowl Yesterday #5

GOOD!!! calimary Yesterday #7

Good. About time these parents are held accountable for creating these monsters. Diamond_Dog Yesterday #6

The parents of the school shooter in Oxford, Michigan MIButterfly Yesterday #8

There seems to be a problem. We should do something. twodogsbarking Yesterday #9

Good. Exp Yesterday #11

We read that he asked his daughter who was 13 at the time, TNNurse Yesterday #12

Well, well. Maybe now parents will start Figarosmom Yesterday #13

You can be locked up if your guns arent locked up. BattleRow Yesterday #14

I remember reading a news item, maybe 15 years ago, in rural Kentucky town... 70sEraVet Yesterday #15

The news concluded that the son is still awaiting trial question everything 18 hrs ago #16

Several reasons moonshinegnomie 18 hrs ago #17

Thanks question everything 17 hrs ago #18

No matter how you feel about the 2nd amendment TexasBushwhacker 5 hrs ago #19

So it was 'alleged deadly' or an 'alleged shooting'. How can he be convicted if it is only alleged travelingthrulife 5 hrs ago #20