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  • susie

    Oh my.

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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    Wow, sorry to hear this. Prayers for your friend.
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  • montanajoe
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    I'm so sorry to hear this.  Horrible.  Prayers for him and his friends and family.  
    Certainly hope they  catch the ones responsible for this. 
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  • Toolman286
    While we were sitting next door waiting to be interviewed, A very nice, eco friendly, vegan lady offered to pull the trigger on them. The Sheriff's dept. is very good at catching chitums.
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  • SCOUT5
    Damn. hope they catch them.
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  • Frogdog

    Having grown up right around there, that is a very rare type of crime for the area. As you suggested, I would bet anything that it is NOT a random crime. I fully expect it to be linked back to some of those employees mentioned, or associates of theirs.

    Sad story. Regardless of where you live, though, not locking doors is naive, at best. It's just not that type of world anymore.


    🐸

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  • Ditch-Runner
      sad news and prayers to friends and family , terrible in so many ways 
     
     my guess most likely some one he had help him at his house and he was targeted
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  • Smitty500mag
    You've got to be ready these days and even then the thugs can kick a door down and be on top of you before you know what's happening. While I sitting here in my recliner typing on my laptop I have my S&W .357 Mag on the end table beside me. Any room I go to in my house I'm only a few feet away from a gun. And we live in what people call a "safe" neighborhood...BS! There are no safe places. Hoodrats are not going to get anything by robbing the poor in the projects they go out where the money is at.


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  • mohawk600
    Dang

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  • Toolman286
    The part that makes even less sense is that the man worked 6 days a week. They could have come thru the woods behind his house when he wasn't home & left in his other vehicle. They didn't have to go in when he was home.
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  • bpost
    My gut is telling me druggies have heard about the guns and him being an easy mark for robbery.  They will sell the guns for more drug money and keep on doing what druggies do.  I hope they catch them and fry them quick.
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  • KenK/84Bravo

    Sorry to hear about your friend. Hate to hear that.

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  • Okie
    Really a shame that he (a good guy) does not get a second chance. 
    Cannot trust people now days day or night. Too many druggies and thugs and they a multiplying.
    Matt Dillion had the right idea.
    When they come after your guns, give them your bullets first.

    Stay Safe yourself.

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  • KenK/84Bravo

    (And) Some people here gave me grief on a recent thread about whether you have the right to shoot someone in your house under the Castle Doctrine. I figure anyone in my house that has broken in, means to do me harm, and will act accordingly.

    You can try to sue me later. (I mean your relatives can attempt to sue me later.)

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  • NeoBlackdog
    Condolences on the loss of your friend, Toolman.  That is a terrible thing to have happen.  I hope they catch and hang the perps.
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  • SW0320
    Sorry to hear about your friend. 
    Home invasion has been a concern of mine as recently we have had a few around us and we are in suppossedly a safe community.  I have guns in various parts of the house besides on my self usually.  We are quite a ways off the road and no real close neighbors so if we had a home invasion no one would even notice.
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  • Grasshopper
    Absolutely terrible, they will get them. Bet it is some local scum. Maybe get killed while being arrested in a shootout.
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  • pulsarnc

    Prayers for his relatives. As said bet they were local and dumb enough that they will be caught quickly

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  • Smitty500mag
    If they catch him or them they'll just turn them loose. Gotta make room for those pesky hairdressers and restaurant owners that won't close their businesses down due to the zombie virus. 
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  • select-fire
    Praying for the bad guys the Police catch them before a relative.
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  • Warbirds

    Sorry for your loss. Please keep us updated.

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  • Mr. Perfect
    Sorry to hear about this happening to your friend. I hope they catch and hang the perps quickly.
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  • capgun1
     "He was a very trusting person who didn't lock his vehicles, garage or house." I am afraid those days are gone, even in traditionally low crime areas.  I always have a firearm handy, and a ballistic shield available for those times it is appropriate. Right now there is a NAA.22 in my pocket. Paranoid? No, just prepared. I am very comfortable with always having a firearm available to protect me and my family.
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  • kannoneer
    Scum. Why kill the man? As stated earlier, why not wait until he was gone? How did they think they would get away with it? 
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  • SCOUT5
    Greenwood is just south of Indianapolis.  Where did this happen?
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  • He Dog
    Sorry to hear it.  My dad always said locks keep honest people honest.  They also slow down bad guys.  Maybe long enough to get to get to a gun.
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  • Toolman286
    Scout, it's 45 min so. east of Roanoke, Va.
    Friends & family could only hope that he/they be released on a technicality.
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  • SCOUT5
    The boy they're looking for was a little way from home then.  Greenwood is about 1 1/2 hours north of me.  If he's driving a loop that wide he could be anywhere.
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  • susie

    Suspect is 6'2" and 140 lbs....must be a meth head. That would explain so much of the why.

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  • Toolman286
    Scout, did the put anything on the news in your area to watch out for him?
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