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Old 01-05-2012, 09:17 AM
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just that the taking of a human life is NOT an inconsequential act. Unfortunately...she has to bear that cross. Hopefully...the circumstances will allow for her to come to terms with it in her own mind. Don't get me wrong...as this was the best possible outcome for this scenario...but I'm sure she wishes she was never put into this situation. I feel for her. That's all. Yes...the scumbag got his and won't be a blight on society any longer. Yet she suffers the consequenses. Not fair. Wish the cops could have been there to do their job. Even they require councelling after such an incident. Ron

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Old 01-05-2012, 09:23 AM
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Old 01-05-2012, 10:32 AM
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just that the taking of a human life is NOT an inconsequential act. Unfortunately...she has to bear that cross. Hopefully...the circumstances will allow for her to come to terms with it in her own mind. Don't get me wrong...as this was the best possible outcome for this scenario...but I'm sure she wishes she was never put into this situation. I feel for her. That's all. Yes...the scumbag got his and won't be a blight on society any longer. Yet she suffers the consequenses. Not fair. Wish the cops could have been there to do their job. Even they require councelling after such an incident. Ron
I think she'll be fine.

Unless you live with a cop, they can't be everywhere...ergo, her situation proved that a firearm in hand is a good thing to have when the cops are just minutes away.

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