Guest Blackwater Posted July 16, 2007 Posted July 16, 2007 FoxNews CHEYENNE, Wyo. : The man suspected of shooting his estranged wife through a glass door at an Old Chicago restaurant might have fled for the woods, police said Sunday. Capt. Jeff Schulz said people who knew David Munis, 36, told police that Munis was a "big hunter" and an avid outdoorsman. That Munis may have been headed for any one of the region's vast national forests wasn't especially helpful information, however. "The woods, obviously, is a pretty big area when you're talking about Wyoming, Montana," Schulz said. He said he doubted, but hadn't ruled out, that Munis was still in Cheyenne. Robin Munis, 40, was shot while singing in a band shortly after midnight Saturday. Police suspect that the bullet came from the parking lot behind the restaurant. They found the bullet lodged in a door frame. Schulz said police had talked with David Munis just hours before the shooting. The Munises had been separated for a few weeks and Robin Munis had moved out of their home. On Friday, she called police after getting several harassing but non-threatening phone calls from her estranged husband, according to Schulz. - - - - - And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ What's the motto of the snipers ... something like "Anytime - Anywhere" ? Now just WAIT ... this case will revitalize those anticonstitutionalists seeking to ban "sniper rifles" - ie the ordinary bolt-action hunting rifle or ANY gun accurate enough to hit what you're aiming at. Once all the accurate guns are gone, the rest are clearly 'Saturday Night Specials' and thus easy to get rid of. Quote
Guest Patriot Games Posted July 16, 2007 Posted July 16, 2007 "Blackwater" <bw@barrk.net> wrote in message news:469b5ec6.1532510@news.east.earthlink.net... > FoxNews > CHEYENNE, Wyo. : The man suspected of shooting his estranged > wife through a glass door at an Old Chicago restaurant might have fled > for the woods, police said Sunday. > - - - - - > And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the > 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ > What's the motto of the snipers ... something like > "Anytime - Anywhere" ? Reach Out and Touch Someone... One Shot - One Kill... Don't Bother Running, You'll Only Die Tired... > Now just WAIT ... this case will revitalize those > anticonstitutionalists seeking to ban "sniper rifles" It already happenned. The NEW Assault Weapon Ban has been in the House for months... Quote
Guest editor@netpath.net Posted July 16, 2007 Posted July 16, 2007 On Jul 16, 8:40 am, b...@barrk.net (Blackwater) wrote: > And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the > 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ First of all, the antigun lobby isn't going to touch this case at this point; just way too much "Duke rape case" potential - presumed guilt without any evidence early on only disgraces all trying to politically exploit it soon. "Mainstream" media stories say the police in this case don't only haven't got any witnesses who saw the shooter - but don't even know where the shooter fired from yet or what kind of gun; the antigun lobby isn't going to Nifong this by having it turn out it was a stray bullet from some guy sighting in his deer rifle a couple miles from the victim. No $4 to park! No $6 admission! http://www.INTERNET-GUN-SHOW.com Quote
Guest Blackwater Posted July 16, 2007 Posted July 16, 2007 On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 12:21:03 -0400, "Patriot Games" <Crazy_Bastard@The_Beach.com> wrote: >"Blackwater" <bw@barrk.net> wrote in message >news:469b5ec6.1532510@news.east.earthlink.net... >> FoxNews >> CHEYENNE, Wyo. : The man suspected of shooting his estranged >> wife through a glass door at an Old Chicago restaurant might have fled >> for the woods, police said Sunday. >> - - - - - >> And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the >> 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ >> What's the motto of the snipers ... something like >> "Anytime - Anywhere" ? > >Reach Out and Touch Someone... > >One Shot - One Kill... > >Don't Bother Running, You'll Only Die Tired... > >> Now just WAIT ... this case will revitalize those >> anticonstitutionalists seeking to ban "sniper rifles" > >It already happenned. The NEW Assault Weapon Ban has been in the House for >months... But, so far, the candidates have been staying away from the issue - political poison, even for Dems. However individual STATES might take initiatives, such as Californias efforts against 50-caliber rifles. Quote
Guest Blackwater Posted July 16, 2007 Posted July 16, 2007 On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 10:05:14 -0700, "editor@netpath.net" <editor@netpath.net> wrote: >On Jul 16, 8:40 am, b...@barrk.net (Blackwater) wrote: >> And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the >> 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ > > First of all, the antigun lobby isn't going to touch this case at >this point; just way too much "Duke rape case" potential - presumed >guilt without any evidence early on only disgraces all trying to >politically exploit it soon. Admittedly, if a jealous suitor wanted it to LOOK as if sniper-hubby did it then the best way would be to take a shot through a window. Dunno if a real sniper would feel comfy about ranges anything under 500 yards though ... and this shot was alleged to be from the parking lot. Still, I'll give it a 95% chance that sniper-hubby was the one ... >"Mainstream" media stories say the >police in this case don't only haven't got any witnesses who saw the >shooter - but don't even know where the shooter fired from yet or what >kind of gun; the antigun lobby isn't going to Nifong this by having it >turn out it was a stray bullet from some guy sighting in his deer >rifle a couple miles from the victim. COULD be ... but what are the chances ? If hubby was in a REAL bad state of mind, yea, I can see how he'd want to take her out in the most public way and place possible ... especially if it were someplace she felt 'safe'. Quote
Guest Patriot Games Posted July 17, 2007 Posted July 17, 2007 "Blackwater" <bw@barrk.net> wrote in message news:469bb650.9443484@news.east.earthlink.net... > On Mon, 16 Jul 2007 12:21:03 -0400, "Patriot Games" > <Crazy_Bastard@The_Beach.com> wrote: >>"Blackwater" <bw@barrk.net> wrote in message >>news:469b5ec6.1532510@news.east.earthlink.net... >>> FoxNews >>> CHEYENNE, Wyo. : The man suspected of shooting his estranged >>> wife through a glass door at an Old Chicago restaurant might have fled >>> for the woods, police said Sunday. >>> - - - - - >>> And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the >>> 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ >>> What's the motto of the snipers ... something like >>> "Anytime - Anywhere" ? >>Reach Out and Touch Someone... >>One Shot - One Kill... >>Don't Bother Running, You'll Only Die Tired... >>> Now just WAIT ... this case will revitalize those >>> anticonstitutionalists seeking to ban "sniper rifles" >>It already happenned. The NEW Assault Weapon Ban has been in the House >>for >>months... > But, so far, the candidates have been staying away > from the issue - political poison, even for Dems. On the very day you posted this Buckwheat reached out and slapped you! He directly and loudly proclaimed that we need an assault weapon ban!! Yes, you're correct, he's finished now. > However individual STATES might take initiatives, > such as Californias efforts against 50-caliber > rifles. Only California is pushing additional restrictions. Every other state knows the "political poison" that comes from fucking with the NRA and our 2nd Amendment. Quote
Guest Patriot Games Posted July 17, 2007 Posted July 17, 2007 <editor@netpath.net> wrote in message news:1184605514.761544.116180@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > On Jul 16, 8:40 am, b...@barrk.net (Blackwater) wrote: >> And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the >> 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ > First of all, the antigun lobby isn't going to touch this case at > this point; just way too much "Duke rape case" potential - presumed > guilt without any evidence early on only disgraces all trying to > politically exploit it soon. "Mainstream" media stories say the > police in this case don't only haven't got any witnesses who saw the > shooter - but don't even know where the shooter fired from yet or what > kind of gun; the antigun lobby isn't going to Nifong this by having it > turn out it was a stray bullet from some guy sighting in his deer > rifle a couple miles from the victim. Its a virtual certainty that her husband popped her.... But, as you say, they have absolutely nothing to go on. He used a bolt-action rifle so no brass lying around. It was a super-clean head shot, (like JFK) and there is very little residual ballistic material available. Nobody heard a sound. He was at least 100 yards away. Textbook sniping. Excellent shooting. I only hope he has the guts to take the execution like a man and not off himself in the middle of the woods somewhere. Quote
Guest Booger Posted July 19, 2007 Posted July 19, 2007 On Jul 17, 2:48 pm, "Patriot Games" <Crazy_Bastard@The_Beach.com> wrote: > <edi...@netpath.net> wrote in message > > news:1184605514.761544.116180@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > > > On Jul 16, 8:40 am, b...@barrk.net (Blackwater) wrote: > >> And here we thought the days of addled veterans - the > >> 'Rambos' and 'DeerHunters' were behind us ........ > > First of all, the antigun lobby isn't going to touch this case at > > this point; just way too much "Duke rape case" potential - presumed > > guilt without any evidence early on only disgraces all trying to > > politically exploit it soon. "Mainstream" media stories say the > > police in this case don't only haven't got any witnesses who saw the > > shooter - but don't even know where the shooter fired from yet or what > > kind of gun; the antigun lobby isn't going to Nifong this by having it > > turn out it was a stray bullet from some guy sighting in his deer > > rifle a couple miles from the victim. > > Its a virtual certainty that her husband popped her.... But, as you say, > they have absolutely nothing to go on. > > He used a bolt-action rifle so no brass lying around. > > It was a super-clean head shot, (like JFK) and there is very little residual > ballistic material available. > > Nobody heard a sound. He was at least 100 yards away. > > Textbook sniping. > > Excellent shooting. I only hope he has the guts to take the execution like > a man and not off himself in the middle of the woods somewhere. Well looks like you predicted this guy right on. He chicken shitted out and capped himself in the woods according to the news. Very good. Quote
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