Scratch one bugger from the world

[Gunnen4u]

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/01/04...d%3D124743

The last thing she needed after her husband died was some puke breaking into her home. I'm glad she took care of it with a shotgun.

Sarah McKinley, 18, killed Justin Martin with a single gunshot wound on New Year's Eve when he forced his way into her Blanchard, Okla. home and came at her with a long hunting knife, ABC News reports.

The deadly encounter occurred about a week after the young mom's husband died of cancer, according to TV station KOCO. Martin darkened McKinley's door on the day of her husband's funeral, several days before the shooting. He claimed he was a neighbor who wanted to say hello, but she didn't open the door.

Martin returned with an accomplice on Dec. 31, and they tried to force their way into the modest house. When McKinley heard the men trying to break in...

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Eventually, Martin kicked in the door and charged at her with a knife, but McKinley fired before he could injure her.

I await the Brady Campaign's, as well as other gun control groups, comments on this young widow's actions. If she doesn't have several suitors calling on her in short order, I will have to wonder about Oklahoma's manhood.

[twisteroo]

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Wow, hot girl with a shotgun and a German Sheppard, that and the fact that she isn't afraid to use it.
They should give her a medal for doing her civic duty and ridding the state of a shit bag.

[LKTraz]

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I'm all for gun control. If you define it as: A sharp eye and an even trigger pull.

[Gunnen4u]

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Teen mom? I associate that with those shit-tards on that dumb MTV show. Responsible mother more like.

You cannot deny the reality of the world we live in, no matter how ideological you are against guns or whatever. Apparently, she was/is prepared for it. And everyone else should be as well. As a man, stories like this are very poignant to me given the circumstances involving a woman and her child, and so stuff like this brightens my day when I hear of it.

[Jamminitin]

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Great news for the new year.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Good for her. I wish for the day to come where you see an attorney in this part of the country say, "You have the right to protect your home and family."

[twisteroo]

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I saw here on the news again this morning.

[LKTraz]

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I saw the footage too. Pretty young lady.

I'm pleased that there will be no charges filed against her for protecting herself and her baby.

The 911 operator was very professional and calm when she told her that she couldn't advise her to shoot someone but that she must do what she feels necessary to protect her child.