"Grit" is the best description and still seems inadequate.
https://www.ksl.com/article/50977884...r-and-survived
Printable View
"Grit" is the best description and still seems inadequate.
https://www.ksl.com/article/50977884...r-and-survived
Good for her !
Multiple shots to the abdomen and she keeps it together for 10hours?
Tough old bird right there and kudos to her for dirt napping what is undoubtedly a poo-bird.
The article says that she was finally able to call 911 after the son came upstairs later in the morning and gave her a phone. Was her son legitimately retarded or something? If not, he should have called 911 plus there were multiple gunshots. Where was he? In a sound proof room?
Article says disabled son and the prosecutors statement mentions it as well:Quote:
Originally Posted by Adrenaline_6
"This case presents an easy analysis of self-defense and justifiable homicide. It also presents one of the most heroic acts of self-preservation I have heard of," Jolley wrote. "Any reasonable person would believe it necessary to defend themselves or their disabled child under such circumstances."
He said the fact that Jenneiahn survived the encounter is "truly incredible." Jolley said that her grit, determination and will to live appear to be what saved her that night."
Rural Wyoming.... nowhere is really 'safe' I gather.
Momma don’t take no mess
Better be able to shoot back. Rural usually means long PD response. If people think you are old and vulnerable, rural means isolated target.Quote:
Originally Posted by henri
May her recovery be full and swift.
More details to this incident
https://www.ksl.com/article/50990622...eadly-standoff
357 Magnum > 9mm
Also, she had good rounds on target and still got shot.
Man talk about the wrong house.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lacos
"She added, she had helped an Olympic shooting team for more than 20 years,"
Sounds Iike a total nut job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lacos
I assume one hand cuffed to the chair and the other loose? Seems to be more of how it went per your article than the first ones I read.
Since he knew her, I'm assuming the suppressed .22 was there to kill her when all was said and done.Quote:
Originally Posted by jsbhike
Decent chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by SteyrAUG
When I first read about the incident, it was sounding like a family member or someone else close with the knowing her mention which made the surprise and agitation over discovering the son seem kind of odd. This article seemed to indicate it was closer to crossing paths several times level of knowing each other.