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I've been away for a bit. Death in the family. My stepson was killed.
02-16-2022, 03:33 PM
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I've been away for a bit. Death in the family. My stepson was killed.
He was 33. His mom is doing as well as he can.
It appears it was an accident with a fire arm.
He was very close to me and my son.
It appears it was an accident with a fire arm.
He was very close to me and my son.
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02-16-2022, 03:34 PM
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jesus man that is awful
may your stepson rest in eternal peace
may your stepson rest in eternal peace
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02-16-2022, 03:35 PM
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Sorry, brah.
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02-16-2022, 03:36 PM
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what kind of accident?
what kind of accident?
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Damn man, condolences
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02-16-2022, 03:57 PM
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So sorry to hear. Way too young to go.
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02-16-2022, 04:01 PM
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Well. Here are the facts.
He was standing in his kitchen.
He had just got done talking to his GF and they had made plans for Valentines day.
There was an oblong head wound that killed him.
Like the bullet had come from below his head. Ran up the side of his face and into his temporal lobe.
There was no exit wound.
It appears he had an "oh **** moment where he put his hand to his head on the wound and got it bloody.
He fell backwards and died there.
His brother found him pretty soon after this and tried to revive him. There was a some movement but very little.
EMS came and they air lifted him to a hospital but he passed.
The gun involved was a Walther ppk. .380 acp.
I think he was trying to clear a jam on the gun by holding it pointing towards the ceiling with his right hand and pulling the slide with his left.
This was obviously a mistake.
The gun went off and caused the wound that slid up the side of his head and killed him.
He had also been trying to sell the gun about a month before.
The coroner says he has 27 years of experience and it looked like an accident to him and that is how he is going to rule it once tox and the police report come back.
Also:
Thanks for the condolences.
He was standing in his kitchen.
He had just got done talking to his GF and they had made plans for Valentines day.
There was an oblong head wound that killed him.
Like the bullet had come from below his head. Ran up the side of his face and into his temporal lobe.
There was no exit wound.
It appears he had an "oh **** moment where he put his hand to his head on the wound and got it bloody.
He fell backwards and died there.
His brother found him pretty soon after this and tried to revive him. There was a some movement but very little.
EMS came and they air lifted him to a hospital but he passed.
The gun involved was a Walther ppk. .380 acp.
I think he was trying to clear a jam on the gun by holding it pointing towards the ceiling with his right hand and pulling the slide with his left.
This was obviously a mistake.
The gun went off and caused the wound that slid up the side of his head and killed him.
He had also been trying to sell the gun about a month before.
The coroner says he has 27 years of experience and it looked like an accident to him and that is how he is going to rule it once tox and the police report come back.
Also:
Thanks for the condolences.
R.I.P. Hector Bluntz
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02-16-2022, 04:01 PM
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Condolences to you and your family.
02-16-2022, 04:12 PM
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seems very very fishy
as a police officer I have never heard of an accidental self discharge to the head, 100% of the headshots have been suicide or murder.
My condolences but man, just sounds weird. I really dont know why someone trying to clear a jam would point the gun at themselves
Why was he also trying to clear a jam in a loaded gun in the kitchen? If you drop the mag and rack the slide the bullet in the chamber should come out, most blockages happen when you are live firing, and I dont know why he was live firing in the kitchen or trying to clear a jam in the kitchen.
as a police officer I have never heard of an accidental self discharge to the head, 100% of the headshots have been suicide or murder.
My condolences but man, just sounds weird. I really dont know why someone trying to clear a jam would point the gun at themselves
Why was he also trying to clear a jam in a loaded gun in the kitchen? If you drop the mag and rack the slide the bullet in the chamber should come out, most blockages happen when you are live firing, and I dont know why he was live firing in the kitchen or trying to clear a jam in the kitchen.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
I know there are some odd elements to it. The reason he was messing with the gun in the kitchen is because he did leather work in there. He made holsters and such.seems very very fishy
as a police officer I have never heard of an accidental self discharge to the head, 100% of the headshots have been suicide or murder.
My condolences but man, just sounds weird. I really dont know why someone trying to clear a jam would point the gun at themselves
Why was he also trying to clear a jam in a loaded gun in the kitchen? If you drop the mag and rack the slide the bullet in the chamber should come out, most blockages happen when you are live firing, and I dont know why he was live firing in the kitchen or trying to clear a jam in the kitchen.
as a police officer I have never heard of an accidental self discharge to the head, 100% of the headshots have been suicide or murder.
My condolences but man, just sounds weird. I really dont know why someone trying to clear a jam would point the gun at themselves
Why was he also trying to clear a jam in a loaded gun in the kitchen? If you drop the mag and rack the slide the bullet in the chamber should come out, most blockages happen when you are live firing, and I dont know why he was live firing in the kitchen or trying to clear a jam in the kitchen.
I'm still waiting to see what the coroner says officially. Maybe he dropped the gun... I don't know. I talked to him for about an hour before the day it happened and we were having a good time. His life was going well and he was excited about it. He and his new gf were in the honey moon phase and she was heart broken about it.
BUT... yes. There are some very odd elements to it.
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02-16-2022, 04:22 PM
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Sorry you have to go through this. Rip.
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Originally Posted By CementPizza⏩
Holy fukk, sorry for your loss. This is why I preach gun safety and cringe when I hear of people buying firearms, without having any prior knowledge or any interest to learning how the mechanicsims even work. (Ded fkn Srs)Well. Here are the facts.
He was standing in his kitchen.
He had just got done talking to his GF and they had made plans for Valentines day.
There was an oblong head wound that killed him.
Like the bullet had come from below his head. Ran up the side of his face and into his temporal lobe.
There was no exit wound.
It appears he had an "oh **** moment where he put his hand to his head on the wound and got it bloody.
He fell backwards and died there.
His brother found him pretty soon after this and tried to revive him. There was a some movement but very little.
EMS came and they air lifted him to a hospital but he passed.
The gun involved was a Walther ppk. .380 acp.
I think he was trying to clear a jam on the gun by holding it pointing towards the ceiling with his right hand and pulling the slide with his left.
This was obviously a mistake.
The gun went off and caused the wound that slid up the side of his head and killed him.
He had also been trying to sell the gun about a month before.
The coroner says he has 27 years of experience and it looked like an accident to him and that is how he is going to rule it once tox and the police report come back.
Also:
Thanks for the condolences.
He was standing in his kitchen.
He had just got done talking to his GF and they had made plans for Valentines day.
There was an oblong head wound that killed him.
Like the bullet had come from below his head. Ran up the side of his face and into his temporal lobe.
There was no exit wound.
It appears he had an "oh **** moment where he put his hand to his head on the wound and got it bloody.
He fell backwards and died there.
His brother found him pretty soon after this and tried to revive him. There was a some movement but very little.
EMS came and they air lifted him to a hospital but he passed.
The gun involved was a Walther ppk. .380 acp.
I think he was trying to clear a jam on the gun by holding it pointing towards the ceiling with his right hand and pulling the slide with his left.
This was obviously a mistake.
The gun went off and caused the wound that slid up the side of his head and killed him.
He had also been trying to sell the gun about a month before.
The coroner says he has 27 years of experience and it looked like an accident to him and that is how he is going to rule it once tox and the police report come back.
Also:
Thanks for the condolences.
02-16-2022, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
you cant prove the suicides werent accidents though, can you? Look at anyones life and youll find a reason to suicide that was no such thingseems very very fishy
as a police officer I have never heard of an accidental self discharge to the head, 100% of the headshots have been suicide or murder.
as a police officer I have never heard of an accidental self discharge to the head, 100% of the headshots have been suicide or murder.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
oh I didnt say it was suicide I just said a headshot 100% of the time I have seen has been suicide, murder, or someone else accidentally discharged the weapon while it was pointed at someone, but even that is rarely a head shot, to own a real live weapon and to point the barrel at your head ever is weird. No one I know is even very comfortable pointing an unloaded weapon at their head/face.you cant prove the suicides werent accidents though, can you? Look at anyones life and youll find a reason to suicide that was no such thing
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so sad and sorry to hear this, praying for you all
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Sorry for your loss, OP. Condolences to your family.
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
youre missing the point you can have evidence for the other scenarios of murder or someone else accidentally discharging.. but if its neither of those you are just assuming it was suicide when it could have been an accident. Unless there is a witness no one knowsoh I didnt say it was suicide I just said a headshot 100% of the time I have seen has been suicide, murder, or someone else accidentally discharged the weapon while it was pointed at someone, but even that is rarely a head shot, to own a real live weapon and to point the barrel at your head ever is weird. No one I know is even very comfortable pointing an unloaded weapon at their head/face.
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Originally Posted By samsbolton⏩
im missing the point because you are kind of just rambling on about nonsense and not really making a point TBH.youre missing the point you can have evidence for the other scenarios of murder or someone else accidentally discharging.. but if its neither of those you are just assuming it was suicide when it could have been an accident. Unless there is a witness no one knows
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Originally Posted By CementPizza⏩
Sorry for your loss but that method of clearing a a direct blowback pistol like a PPK and having a finger in the trigger guard is very unlikely for several reasons.The gun involved was a Walther ppk. .380 acp.
I think he was trying to clear a jam on the gun by holding it pointing towards the ceiling with his right hand and pulling the slide with his left.
This was obviously a mistake.
The gun went off and caused the wound that slid up the side of his head and killed him.
I think he was trying to clear a jam on the gun by holding it pointing towards the ceiling with his right hand and pulling the slide with his left.
This was obviously a mistake.
The gun went off and caused the wound that slid up the side of his head and killed him.
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