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>From: Gary Nunn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 3:34 AM
>To: 'Killer Bs Discussion'
>Subject: WHAT? Five dead in deer hunting dispute
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>This sounds the like the beginning to a really, really bad 
>"You might be a redneck if...." joke.
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>The most amazing thing, even more than the idiot who shot 5 
>people over a tree stand, was the comment of another hunter in 
>the area (see below) .
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>I'm not anti-hunting, but I am anti-stupidity.....
>
>Gary

I think the story is a bit different. It was more of a story of a bunch of
hunters running into a crazy Cambodian refugee who has a history of
threatening people with guns.  The press is trying to turn this into some
racial thing, because the perp is stating that he was taunted with racial
slurs then fired upon, making it self defense. 

The reality is that this guy tresspasses, gets in a fight with the property
owners, and when they threaten him by reporting him to the wardens for
illegal hunting, he decided to hunt them down. Since he trained as a
sharpshooter in the army, he got the jump on most of the hunters, where he
then went and actually hunted the rest down, gunning them down as they ran.
There may have been racial slurs flying along with the bullets. I mean, if I
was being hunted down by a psychopath cambodian sharpshooter in the woods, I
think I might use a few choice words like " You crazy fu&*in' Cambodian!
Stop shooting at me!" as the bullets are flying by.


Later, the perp wandered around for a few hours, until he ran into another
hunting party. He acted as if nothing had happened to this group. 
If he was acting in self defense, he did not act like it. 
This is a case that would make a good TV drama...
Nerd From Hell


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>Five dead in deer hunting dispute
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>BIRCHWOOD, Wis. - A deer hunter shot and killed five people 
>and injured three others in northwestern Wisconsin following a 
>dispute about a tree stand during the hunt's opening weekend, 
>authorities said.
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>"When you're hunting you don't expect somebody to try to shoot 
>you and murder you," he said. "You have no idea who is coming 
>up to you."
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>It took about three hours to round up the other hunters, who 
>were up to four miles apart, Wagner said. "We're all old, 
>dyed-in-wool hunters," he said.
>"We wouldn't go home because of this but we will keep it in 
>our minds. We're not forgetting it."
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>Complete article....
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>http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6551094/
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