13-Year-Old Florida Boy Shoots 6-Year-Old Sister In Chest (VIDEO)
If only the 6yo had been armed. Preferably with an AK-47.
Leila Fowler’s killing last month shook the quiet community of Valley Springs, southeast of Sacramento, and set off an intense manhunt. Her brother was in the home at the time and told police he saw a man run from the scene. Days later, the boy appeared with his father and stepmother at a vigil for his sister. On Friday, as speculation in the community built that perhaps the boy was involved, his biological mother told Sacramento television station KOVR her son “could never hurt his sister.” “I’ve never seen him be mean to her,” said Priscilla Rodriquez.
Less than a day later, police delivered the stunning news: The 12-year-old boy had been arrested and will be charged with homicide. For a community still reeling from the killing, the news was another blow. “It’s bad enough to lose a child. I can’t imagine losing a child by one of my own children,” Patti Campbell, a longtime area resident and owner of Campbell’s Country Kitchen, told The Associated Press.
Calaveras County SheriffÂ’s deputies and volunteers stand watch at Jenny Lind Elementary School, after the murder of one itÂ’s students over the weekend, in Valley Springs, Calif. Authorities on Saturday, May 11, 2013 arrested the 12-year-old brother of an 8-year-old girl who was mysteriously stabbed at her home in a quiet Northern California community last month.
Campbell, a resident of the area for 33 years and the operator of the Valley Springs restaurant for 15 of them, said she had served Leila and her family in her restaurant. “It’s just shocking. I don’t know what else to say,” Campbell said. Other residents in the community of about 7,400 people expressed similar feelings of disbelief. “I did not want to believe it. You kind of thought so, but it’s not something you want to believe,” resident Tammy Ainsworth told Sacramento’s KCRA-TV.
Aaron Plunk, a neighbor of Fowler’s, said the arrest was staggering but he could rest easier now. He said he and his family had been extra vigilant about locking windows and doors, even though the street was being closely guarded by deputies. “I think we were the safest house in the county,” Plunk told the Modesto Bee. Plunk’s mother, Carla Plunk, said she had been scared enough to arm herself. “It the first time I ever held a gun,” she said.
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13-Year-Old Florida Boy Shoots 6-Year-Old Sister In Chest (VIDEO)
If only the 6yo had been armed. Preferably with an AK-47.
i bet you are happy.....another piece for your anti-gun shit.....hey Dudely?....how come you dont show any concern for all the little black and brown kids who are shot every day in the inner cities ......skin color not the right shade?.....poor people?.....what is it?....
Mom defends her do-no-wrong kid for killing his sister...
Mother of Calif. boy arrested in sisterÂ’s stabbing death says he would never hurt the girl
May 12,`13 — A day before a 12-year-old boy was arrested for the stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister, his mother described him as “protective” of his younger sibling.
Leila Fowler’s killing last month shook the quiet community of Valley Springs, southeast of Sacramento, and set off an intense manhunt. Her brother was in the home at the time and told police he saw a man run from the scene. Days later, the boy appeared with his father and stepmother at a vigil for his sister. On Friday, as speculation in the community built that perhaps the boy was involved, his biological mother told Sacramento television station KOVR her son “could never hurt his sister.” “I’ve never seen him be mean to her,” said Priscilla Rodriquez.
Less than a day later, police delivered the stunning news: The 12-year-old boy had been arrested and will be charged with homicide. For a community still reeling from the killing, the news was another blow. “It’s bad enough to lose a child. I can’t imagine losing a child by one of my own children,” Patti Campbell, a longtime area resident and owner of Campbell’s Country Kitchen, told The Associated Press.
Calaveras County SheriffÂ’s deputies and volunteers stand watch at Jenny Lind Elementary School, after the murder of one itÂ’s students over the weekend, in Valley Springs, Calif. Authorities on Saturday, May 11, 2013 arrested the 12-year-old brother of an 8-year-old girl who was mysteriously stabbed at her home in a quiet Northern California community last month.
Campbell, a resident of the area for 33 years and the operator of the Valley Springs restaurant for 15 of them, said she had served Leila and her family in her restaurant. “It’s just shocking. I don’t know what else to say,” Campbell said. Other residents in the community of about 7,400 people expressed similar feelings of disbelief. “I did not want to believe it. You kind of thought so, but it’s not something you want to believe,” resident Tammy Ainsworth told Sacramento’s KCRA-TV.
Aaron Plunk, a neighbor of Fowler’s, said the arrest was staggering but he could rest easier now. He said he and his family had been extra vigilant about locking windows and doors, even though the street was being closely guarded by deputies. “I think we were the safest house in the county,” Plunk told the Modesto Bee. Plunk’s mother, Carla Plunk, said she had been scared enough to arm herself. “It the first time I ever held a gun,” she said.
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Mom defends her do-no-wrong kid for killing his sister...
Mother of Calif. boy arrested in sisterÂ’s stabbing death says he would never hurt the girl
May 12,`13 — A day before a 12-year-old boy was arrested for the stabbing death of his 8-year-old sister, his mother described him as “protective” of his younger sibling.
Leila Fowler’s killing last month shook the quiet community of Valley Springs, southeast of Sacramento, and set off an intense manhunt. Her brother was in the home at the time and told police he saw a man run from the scene. Days later, the boy appeared with his father and stepmother at a vigil for his sister. On Friday, as speculation in the community built that perhaps the boy was involved, his biological mother told Sacramento television station KOVR her son “could never hurt his sister.” “I’ve never seen him be mean to her,” said Priscilla Rodriquez.
Less than a day later, police delivered the stunning news: The 12-year-old boy had been arrested and will be charged with homicide. For a community still reeling from the killing, the news was another blow. “It’s bad enough to lose a child. I can’t imagine losing a child by one of my own children,” Patti Campbell, a longtime area resident and owner of Campbell’s Country Kitchen, told The Associated Press.
Calaveras County SheriffÂ’s deputies and volunteers stand watch at Jenny Lind Elementary School, after the murder of one itÂ’s students over the weekend, in Valley Springs, Calif. Authorities on Saturday, May 11, 2013 arrested the 12-year-old brother of an 8-year-old girl who was mysteriously stabbed at her home in a quiet Northern California community last month.
Campbell, a resident of the area for 33 years and the operator of the Valley Springs restaurant for 15 of them, said she had served Leila and her family in her restaurant. “It’s just shocking. I don’t know what else to say,” Campbell said. Other residents in the community of about 7,400 people expressed similar feelings of disbelief. “I did not want to believe it. You kind of thought so, but it’s not something you want to believe,” resident Tammy Ainsworth told Sacramento’s KCRA-TV.
Aaron Plunk, a neighbor of Fowler’s, said the arrest was staggering but he could rest easier now. He said he and his family had been extra vigilant about locking windows and doors, even though the street was being closely guarded by deputies. “I think we were the safest house in the county,” Plunk told the Modesto Bee. Plunk’s mother, Carla Plunk, said she had been scared enough to arm herself. “It the first time I ever held a gun,” she said.
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If the 8 year old had a gun, her brother wouldn't have killed her!!!!!
well he could of used a hammer and beat her to death, then luddy wouldn't give a shit
good gawd
well he could of used a hammer and beat her to death, then luddy wouldn't give a shit
good gawd
Really? How many children are beaten to death with hammers in your state?
I am amazed how desperate people are to not discuss the real world.
How many children need to die each year of a single cause before you think that cause warrants discussion?
