Leroy Schumacher, the grandfather of a slain Oklahoma burglar, decided to speak out after his 17-year-old grandson’s death. Jacob Redfearn, who had previously been in foster care, was one of three Oklahoma teens killed when they broke into a house and came face to face with the homeowner’s son, who was armed with an AR-15. And, Leroy had a pretty strong opinion about what went down that day.
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"...he said that the AR-15 gave the homeowner’s son an “unfair” advantage over the three burglars..."
ReplyDeleteThat's the fucking idea Gramps.
Fair is where old men judge livestock. The perpetrators weren't interested in being fair, that's why the took the machete and had brass knuckles.
ReplyDeleteIt's tragic, but reality shows four criminals are off the street; some forever.
ReplyDeleteSo three dirtbags break into a house armed with brass knuckles and knives and three die. Hope the bitch Elizabeth gets to ride the lightning for her part in the attack.
ReplyDeleteOh, friggin boohoo.
Gramps is a liberal shit-stick, and the kids should have kept their noses clean. FAFO
ReplyDeleteFAFO
ReplyDeleteMy home state, they got what they had coming to them, truly FAFO, kid who shot the punks should sue this asshole for inciting it
ReplyDeleteCaptain Obvious here:
ReplyDeleteFor untold numbers of years, people who broke into houses where they should not have been have been shot, this isn't a new phenomenon. Sometimes they're merely wounded, sometimes they're killed. You roll the dice, spin the wheel, you take your chances, you have put your existence at risk.
If the homeowners son had confronted the three teens unarmed, against brass knuckles, a knife and the stolen machete, what are the odds that the robbers would have stabbed, beaten or chopped him ?
The kids should have been raised better.
I'm gonna say what everybody else is gonna say:
"Play Stupid Games,' you know the rest.
Fuck Grampa.
I'm not willing to bet my life, or the lives of anyone under my roof on the goodwill of somebody breaking into my home.
DeleteNo such thing as fair when you break into someones home.
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids would complain about something being unfair I would say "Congratulations on your ability to detect and identify unfairness".
ReplyDeleteFAFO
ReplyDeleteIt is apparent that stupidity runs deep in that family.
Let's hear from the Oklahoma teenager with the AR.
ReplyDeleteStupid appears to run in the family.
ReplyDeleteBoo hoo. I was always taught there is no such thing as a fair fight.
ReplyDelete"Unfair". That's so twisted it's hilarious. Such bullshit. What's "fair" about three punks breaking into your home? If I had to defend myself against multiple threats in my own home, I'd take ANY advantage I could get "fair" or not.
ReplyDeleteEd
Your daughter and son-in-law were far enough out of the picture your grandson was in foster care. He, another adult and a minor were shacked up with a 21 year old woman with 3 kids.
ReplyDeleteThe three boys broke into a house masked and armed to get rent for her.
What does all that say about you, Old Man? That you were a shitty parent and a shittier grand parent???
Diddonuffins, let's take a closer look
ReplyDeleteAfter deciding to break into the main house, the young men, wearing all black, donning masks, and armed with brass knuckles and a knife, went inside while Rodriguez waited with a teenage girl in the getaway car
Gee, maybe the homeowner over reacted.
No time for negotiations, good bye punks!
". . the young men, wearing all black, donning masks, and armed with brass knuckles and a knife, went inside"
ReplyDeleteYeah, grandpa Leroy. Supposed to always let them have the first hit. Fair is fair. Especially, when you're out-numbered 3 to 1, and they wake you from a nap.
Fucking liberal fruity assed excuse for not raising your children right! They prolly died quick, something that won't happen to the cheesedick that attempts to burgle my place!
ReplyDeleteChutes Magoo
Any time you find yourself in a fair fight, you did something wrong.
ReplyDeleteGlad I don't have to worry about the bastards breaking into my home. They ought to give the kid a medal.
ReplyDeleteGrandpa, I wish I could offer you more compassion, but I can't. If you don't want to get shot, don't break into people's homes. Hell, I know of places in Oklahoma that if you don't call ahead and let them know you are coming, you just may not make it back out.
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