And that is my point.Pariah3j wrote:Without more details, I think the benefit of the doubt ought to be given here. While I follow the 4 safety rules religiously, I often make the reference to 'playing' with my guns. Doesn't mean I do so unsafely or don't take them seriously... remember folks the media's loose grip on facts and what constitutes 'reporting' these days.
http://people.com/crime/tennessee-teen- ... inda-luna/
Found another article, per this article, it went off while he was putting it away after showing her the gun. It's a tragedy either way, but looks like the original reporting leaves a lot to be desired.
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- Wed Jun 07, 2017 1:12 pm
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- Wed Jun 07, 2017 12:39 am
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Re: TN:Father gives daughters boyfriend a gun for graduation, kills his daughter with it
Obviously there was multiple violations of the 4 rules of gun safety. The article says
(emphasis mine). I wonder how much of that is the reporter versus what actually happened. Either way, it's a tragedy and I hope that all involved are able to recover from this emotionally.He was playing with the gun when it accidentally fired