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‘God in Heaven, Please Help Me’: Chilling 911 Audio Reveals That Toddler Allegedly Shot and Killed Mother

God in Heaven, Please Help Me: Chilling 911 Audio Reveals That Toddler Allegedly Shot and Killed Mother

Police in Florida have released the chilling audio of a man who called 911 in a panic after his toddler allegedly shot and killed his—the toddler’s—mother. Apparently, the child thought that the gun was a toy; he aimed it at his mother, shooting her in the face. She died instantly.

Some are questioning whether the toddler was capable of such a feat at all.

God in Heaven, Please Help Me: Chilling 911 Audio Reveals That Toddler Allegedly Shot and Killed Mother

WSVN reports:

“My baby’s mother, oh, um, oh, God … Oh, God, I can’t believe this,” said the caller.

According to Miramar Police, 911 received a call from Troy Bailey Sr., late Wednesday night, saying his 2-year-old son, Troy Bailey Jr., grabbed his gun and fatally shot his mother, 33-year-old Julia Bennett. All three were inside their apartment at a complex located in the area of 8520 Sherman Circle North. “He shot his mom,” Bailey is heard saying on the recording. “God in heaven, help me please.”

When the 911 operator asked who shot Bennett, Bailey Sr. said, “I was taking the gun from him. I was trying to take it from him … From my son, from my son. He’s right here.”

The caller went on to say how he tried to take the gun from the boy when it went off. “Jesus Christ, God. Why did you put my son in this spot?” he said over the phone. “Oh, God, no. He’s my life. I’ve never gone through something like this.”

Listen to the chilling audio, via Fox News, below:

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  • BLUJKTS
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:33pm

    Regardless he owns the gun, he is guilty as much as his toddler. And BTW, we’ve all seen that video on youtube of a 2 year old shooting his father in the stomach in the middle east. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IjOchwW0js

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    • staythecourse
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:46pm

      Yup… and did you see that kickback from firing the gun… if a 2yr old fired a gun he would have more than just residue on his hand.

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  • i want the truth
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:33pm

    Why wasn’t the gun locked up? What kind of a loving Adult just leaves the gun available to a toddler!!? The People that do not care about their children and others safety are ruining everything for those that do value life.

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    • PaBowHunter
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:28pm

      Don’t be gullable. He murdered her and is claiming the kid shot her.

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    • Ladynra1
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 12:40am

      I care a WHOLE LOT about my kids…and have ALWAYS had loaded guns around. All you cry-baby gun banners need to look up the Eddie Eagle program that the NRA has for kids. It says: 1) STOP!, 2) DON’T TOUCH!, 3) LEAVE THE AREA!, 4) TELL AN ADULT! This could save countless kids’ lives. My children have been raised in the home of an NRA Law Enforcement Instructor. We don’t mess around with BS, we just do the safety training from birth. Too many libs think that guns kill people. People kill people. If you fear guns and don’t teach your children safety, you run the risk of them doing DUMB things with guns when they come across them at a friends. You have only YOURSELF to blame if that happens. It is NOT anyone else’s responsibility to train your kids to be safe. HELLO! Guns are TOOLS. TOOLS only damage when used by the UNINFORMED. GET INFORMED!!!!!!
      As far as the death of this woman goes, wait til’ you see the police report. This CAN happen. It could also be BS. As an officer’s wife, I’ve seen this happen both ways, so don’t be too quick to judge. In the meantime, I pray that GOD and JESUS shelter and comfort that poor child and his family. May GOD rest the mother’s soul and heal the family. In JESUS’s name I pray, AMEN!

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  • jungle J
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:32pm

    stupid is as stupid does…stupid adults

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  • Psychosis
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:32pm

    2 yrs old????

    i call bs there is no way a two yr old can pull the trigger on a revolver 6- 10 lbs. of force needed, and almost impossible cause the kid can not get his hands around handle far enough to put enough pressure on trigger

    if the gun was an autoloader there would have had to be a chambered round, the safety off, and the action cocked , and still would have needed to somehow put enough pressure on the trigger …….not an easy thing to do if you cant grip the handle

    i think daddy is lying plain and simple and , even if everything is as he claims, what in Gods name is a gun doing within reach of a child, or, for that matter, within reach of anyone except the owner.

    curious to find out if the weapon was legally purchased with all the necessary background checks ….i doubt it

    daddy takes full responsibility for this and death by negligence is the lightest sentence this guy deserves . throw the book at him

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    • ozzie
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:08pm

      pretty much covered everything-

      Only gun I can think it likely with is a glock since they have no safety other than the trigger, but even that is unlikely because the glock has the ergonomics of a brick and it would make it that much tougher to reach the trigger even with a short trigger pull and relatively light pull the kid would still have to reach across the trigger and lift the gun—–which if loaded, we would presume to be fully loaded and significantly heavier.

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  • mikenleeds
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:31pm

    i smell a rat

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    • TheGreyPiper
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 9:40pm

      A big fat Commie rat….

      Oops, sorry, channeling George C. Scott for a moment. Yeah, awfully suspicious. Not only the toddler can steady and pull on Mama, but Papa’s not quick or clever enough to distract and overpower him?

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  • jscottu
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:31pm

    I ain‘t buyin’ it.

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  • LadyIzShy
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:29pm

    sorry to say I just do NOT believe this story.. A 2 year old able to pull the trigger ? I highly doubt it. I have a hard time with MY gun and im 40.. what kind of gun was it? where was mom? was she standing? things do not add up

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  • bellasbrat
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:27pm

    No way does a child that age have the strength to pull the trigger!! Dude offed his wife and he’s trying to pin it on an innocent child!

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  • OGUI
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:26pm

    One less

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  • lynda1276
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:26pm

    nope- not buying this one…

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  • Gurgi
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:24pm

    It seems fishy but who knows.

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  • commonsenseguy
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:23pm

    how do you leave a loaded gun anywhere near are around any child, it takes a lot of pressure to pull a trigger, i am not saying this did not happen, but it sure sounds strange, most guns have several safeties on them before they can be fired, no one said if it was a semi auto,or a revolver,but either way it still would take a lot for a three year old to pull the trigger, and god had nothing to do with this tragedy ,it was bad parenting and stupidity, i am sorry for the loss of this mothers life and i pray for the family and the child, but this could have been avoided ,with a little commonsense.

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  • THE-FINAL-ACT
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:22pm

    Guns don’t kill people. Toddlers do.

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    • LOOKING_BOTH_WAYS
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:40pm

      Yup Toddler Terrorist ……….all kidding aside this is really sad for the kid, I bet the women was sleeping and the creep went over to his son with the gun, asked him to hold it and then pulled the trigger, the kid is going to be confused, when they ask him about it ………………..† r.i.p. †

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  • Rached Madcow SHOW
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:20pm

    Asking why God would put his son in that position. (Like they are going lock the toddler up and throw away the key.) Fishy Indeed!

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    • sodacrackers2
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 9:10pm

      When he asked God why He would put his son into that position, I thought he was referring to the fact that the little boy had shot his own mom. If indeed he did, it is very sad for the little boy and his dad and all who love them and all who loved his mother. The father sounded truly devastated. I am sure he will be harder on himself than anyone else can be. Pray for all involved.

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  • UpstateNYConservative
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:19pm

    A loaded firearm in reach of a toddler…If an autoloader, the dad had a round in the chamber and the hammer cocked with the safety off. If a revolver, the toddler pulled the trigger hard enough to move the hammer and fire…

    I don’t buy this story for an instant.

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    • teachermitch32
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 1:37pm

      Listen to the story again. It was a Glock, 9mm semi-auto…at least implied as that was the gun the owner said he had a CCW for. It was not a revolver.

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  • TheBeezKnow
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:16pm

    God this is sad. Of course one wonders how the toddler got the gun…

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  • Gonzo
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:15pm

    Either way, dear old Dad needs to go to jail.

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    • commonsenseguy
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:25pm

      @gonzo,hey buddy,long time since i have seen your post,been busy ,hope you are fine and i really hop-e we get some rain here in Texas,before the fish get ticks on them, have a great day,

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    • Gonzo
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 8:22am

      You might be fishing for fried fish from what I hear. Prayer for rain on the way pal.

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  • OK, now what?
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:14pm

    Coming from an avid handgun shooter, I find this story at least semi-suspect, don’t you? Without knowing more details, which I hope will become available soon, I know of very few guns which, unless loaded, cocked, and with the safety off, a child could easily fire within a couple of seconds.

    Until more evidence is forthcoming, however, my thoughts and prayers are with the family in the midst of this tragedy.

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  • vennoye
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:14pm

    So very sad for everyone. Gun ownership and gun responsibility are so intertwined, especially around children.

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  • Commander and Thief
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:14pm

    Can you say “the liar on the 911 call did it”.

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  • CanteenBoy
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:14pm

    Cover story?

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  • AContinentalFarmer
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:12pm

    God didn’t do it. YOU did it!

    Lock your gun away where your toddler can’t get to it.

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    • Rowayne
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:34pm

      no need to lock your gun away, just make sure junior can’t get access to it. If junior does get access to it and harms someone else you should be prosecuted for the crime.

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  • BrerRabbit
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:12pm

    Call me Thomas!

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  • J.C. McGlynn
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:11pm

    I have fired guns. I don‘t think toddlers can’t grasp the hand grip. Most trigger pulls are 7 to 9lbs.

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    • GODBLESSOURCOUNTRY
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:28pm

      That’s a fact…not to mention check for powder burns…

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    • chirodoc007
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:39pm

      In addition to Glock’s Double Action triggering they also have a “Safe Action Trigger” mechanism as an added safety device. Hard to believe that a not yet 3 year old could have mistakenly shot this guy’s “ex” if I heard correctly.

      You can check the Safe Action Trigger here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6fO4GbbMHI

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    • QuallaCherokee
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:27pm

      One round from a Glock is not all that hard to accomplish , and you need to check you trigger pull weight, company specs are 5.5 pounds http://www.topglock.com/category/1760-Glock_Trigger_Spring.aspx
      (mine has an aftermarket spring of 2 #)

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    • herky61
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:36pm

      thats what i was thinking. if it was a .22 or larger the kids could be missing some teeth or other bruises, then also could of dropped it on his foot. lucy has lots of “splainin to do”. if his dad would of been using safer bullets this would of never happened ! ! (sarcasism implied)

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    • Wilkins
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:48pm

      Way suspicious, but not physically impossible for a toddler to pull even a heavy trigger. I was present at a controlled experiment where this was proven. Also Daddy’s story that he was trying to take the gun away will explain GSR on both of them, which would tend to confirm his story. OTOH he could have arranged it that way. Awkward if his son has no GSR though.

      Note he’s alternately blaming his son, then Jesus. But it ain’t his fault; “Jesus Christ, God. Why did you put my son in this spot?” Well, God sometimes does allow murderers to be fathers, and sometimes idiots too.

      So whether this was an ‘accident’ (= gross criminal negligence) or murder, don’t ask God to play your patsy, and don’t blame your son. Either way it’s down to you, buddy.

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    • SingerGuy
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:51pm

      My Springfield Armory XD(m) has a grip safety as well. You have to have a firm grip on the grip to squeeze the safety enough with the palm of your hand so that you can fire the gun. A child doesn’t have big enough (or strong enough) hands to do this. Oh, and I _never_ leave it out where a kid can even touch it! (Detailed explanation for the anti-gun liberals among us.)

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    • Wilkins
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 8:16pm

      SingerGuy don’t assume a child, even a small one, can’t do this with a two handed grip and some determination. You might be surprised.

      Also as you know because you never leave your gun(s) laying around, the safety features of a firearm, from grip safety to heavy triggers to firing pin blocks, should never be depended onto keep a firearm safe.

      For those who want to keep a gun ready at hand there are effective options to secure them from both curious innocents and wicked interlopers.

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 9:12pm

      @Wilkins
      Sorry, not possible. A two-year old cannot grasp a gun with two hands and pull the trigger at the same time. I don’t know what you saw, but a two-year old does not have the strength or fine motor skills to do that.

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    • Wilkins
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 9:45pm

      @Kryptonite

      From the story this child is just 2 months from his 3rd birthday, so while he‘s ’2 years old’, he’s 34 months.

      I saw this with a little girl about a year older. Managed a stock double action trigger (stacking and a little gritty) while holding the pistol with both hands. I won’t say where or when, but the gun was made safe, no magazine, chamber empty (of course, to all of the preceding), and the firing pin removed, just because. The little girl was also taught to always immediately go to an adult if ever she saw such a thing laying around or in the hands of another child. Today she’s a fine, responsible young lady and mother, and incidentally a really good shot with pistol, rifle and shotgun.

      I wouldn‘t ever trust that a 34 month old couldn’t pull a trigger on a Glock, or 1911A1 with grip safety, or any fiirearm for that matter. Bottom line, we must keep our guns, like all other hazardous household items including cleaners, medicines, sharp tools, and the handles of pots of boiling water on the stovetop, well away from the children!

      Raise ‘em safe, strong and free!

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 10:32pm

      Wilkins: From the story this child is just 2 months from his 3rd birthday, so while he‘s ’2 years old’, he’s 34 months…I saw this with a little girl about a year older…the gun was made safe, no magazine, chamber empty (of course, to all of the preceding), and the firing pin removed, just because.
      —-
      Wilkins, That‘s exactly where I’d draw the line, at age 4. As you yourself have pointed out, a year can make a huge difference in a child’s development.

      Honest Q: Was that a valid experiment, anyway? Didn’t emptying the gun make it significantly lighter and easier to handle for a kid that age? Also, in case we forgot, girls develop fine motor skills much faster than boys.

      I still think that guy is guilty as sin.

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 10:41pm

      Wilkins: “Raise ‘em safe, strong and free!”
      —
      Your motto, though, is very apropos and inspiring. Sadly, I think our kids were doomed the day that commie b-d took office. Those who preempt commie takeovers send their kids away before it’s too late…

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    • Wilkins
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 11:33pm

      @Kryptonite.
      —-
      “That‘s exactly where I’d draw the line, at age 4. As you yourself have pointed out, a year can make a huge difference in a child’s development. ”

      Maybe, but I wouldn’t even draw the line. When there’s kids in the house the gun should be secured effectively. Not saying this can’t be on your person, or in a quick access safe, but must be child proofed and you don’t want to be surprised at what a child can do if he/she actually gets hold of a gun.
      —-

      “Honest Q: Was that a valid experiment, anyway? Didn’t emptying the gun make it significantly lighter and easier to handle for a kid that age?”

      A double stack semi auto IS noticeably heavier if fully loaded. Not so a single stack or revolver. Would it make the difference? I wouldn’t depend on it. And it only takes one round for everything to go horribly wrong. The kid doesn’t have to handle it with style and grace, just has to actuate the trigger.
      —-

      “I still think that guy is guilty as sin.”

      Probably. but if I was on the jury the prosecution would still have to prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. There’s a mathematical, if unlikely plausibility to his explanation to the 911 operator, IF the evidence supports it.

      Doesn‘t mean it wasn’t premeditated. Maybe he held the tyke’s hand near the gun while he pulled the trigger, or otherwise transferred GSR to the child.

      Or maybe he’s blaming his 34 month old, and then Jesus, because he can‘t yet accept that he’s such a wreckless, irresponsible moron.

      And maybe I‘d need the defense to establish reasonable doubt because I’m also having trouble finding it in this story. But then, we don’t know everything. What will the physical evidence show? What was this couple’s history? Were there violence and threats? Lots goes into establishing a case.

      I just pray this child gets a chance at a decent life from here on, poor little guy. I also pray the truth comes out and the consequences to this man are appropriate, whether it’s murder or criminal negligence causing death. Guess I’m not seeing any third option.

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 4:48am

      OK, Wilkins, let‘s analyze this from a parent’s angle: If that had happened to your kid or mine — God forbid — he’d be bawling so loud from the physical and mental trauma, everyone would have heard his screams a mile off.

      And why is that selfish b-d taking it out on God at a moment when his son desperately needs his help? What a phony.

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  • rhaedge
    Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:10pm

    Sounds fishy to me!!

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    • Gonzo
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:13pm

      Roger that.

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    • shilde58
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:16pm

      I agree…something is not adding up….

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    • expatinontariocanada
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:18pm

      I want to see the kid. Where was the mother? Did the kid have to point up? Fishy is right!

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    • banjarmon
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:23pm

      Sad

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    • Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:25pm

      This does indeed sound fishy, yet I still will await for the final police report before reaching any final conclusions. Though it is unlikely, it could indeed have happened this way. It could be one of those, one of a kind, perfect scenarios.

      Let’s wait and see all the facts first.

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    • Showtime
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:26pm

      What was the gun doing in reach of a two-year-old child?

      They will check him and the child for GSR (that’s what they call gun shot residue on Law & Order), for sure. It doesn’t readily wash off.

      Off topic but IMPORETANT:

      I keep the car radio on WSB, and when I came back from the library a few minutes ago, Clark was talking about a virus that has to do with something involving a FaceBook message that asks you to open a “Photoshopped picture of you.”

      Clark said, “This is a virus. DO NOT OPEN THE PICTURE! If you open the picture, you will be infected”

      I’m asking you guys to spread this because you know who I am and that this is an original email about it.

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    • Awakened One
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:26pm

      I’m guessing they are going to do a gun residue kit on the kid and the dad. My bet is this story ain’t gonna fly.

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    • Gold Coin & Economic News
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:27pm

      I’m just waiting to see how this one turns out. I just pray it was unintentional.

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    • branch manager
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:27pm

      Yep, something is a foul here.

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    • ozchambers
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:39pm

      I promise you, the police aint buying this tale. Notice how he said it went off when he was trying to take it away from the son? That way he can explain the gunpowder residue. I wouldnt be surprised if she was sleeping when it happened also.

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    • RLTW
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:45pm

      Yeh, and the dog ate my homework.

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    • 2bluestarmom
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:46pm

      I find this suspect. What was he doing bringing a loaded gun into her house. Key word, Her House. Also, he stated to the 911 dispatcher, the gun was laying on the couch. Why the heck would he lay it back down?! Nope, I believe this is foul play. Very sad. Perhaps pre meditated as well.

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    • The Big Pickle
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:48pm

      I’m having a REALLY REALLY REALLY hard time believeing a two year picked up a gun off the ground and shot this woman.

      give me a break!

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    • The Big Pickle
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:51pm

      Anybody that has fired a hand gun before understands the power recoil after it is fired. If a two year old pulled the trigger the gun would have ended up ten feet behind the baby against a wall.

      I’ll bet there is gun powder residue on the father…..too bad he doesn’t watch Crime Scene Investigators and understood forensic evidence.

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    • Tal25
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 4:57pm

      A two year old could not have cocked the gun. Especially if it was a pistol. Seriously doubt this guy telling the truth

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    • Cemoto78
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:06pm

      Real fishy. I feel for the young toddler, even at that age he will be devastated. SAD.

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    • Bloody Sam
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:06pm

      The angle of the path of the round will tell much when the investigation is done.

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    • Sevens
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:25pm

      Sounds “super fishy” to me as well… I do not know why Glenn Beck is so enranged about the Birth Certificate today… if its proven and it will be that Obama is a liar then everything he has done becomes null and void… Sorry just thought I would ad that now…Something is wrong .. we need to get to the bottom of it..!!!1

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    • PaBowHunter
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:26pm

      He killed her. That kid had nothing to do with it.

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    • DTOM_Jericho (leaving PA)
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:30pm

      I don’t buy his story. However if the Glock had been chambered it could have easily been fired by a child. Glocks have a poor safety. I would not even call it a safety. Trained officers shoot them off accidentally and even shoot themselves. Like the moron cop instructing a classroom of kids who shoots himself. Just another human being with a gun; they don’t gain super powers. I digress.

      Any Glock fanbois before you decide to slam me two things: 1. just look at all the expert reporting on Glock safety issues. 2. A Jericho 941F is a much better sidearm :P

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    • staythecourse
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 5:40pm

      big pickle….I was kinda wondering about that kickback also.

      Truth is often stranger than fiction (just look at our government for verification on that)…but this doesn’t “feel” right.

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    • cloudsofwar
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:11pm

      to: rahedge, when i was young around 6 more or less i got a hold of a loaded gun at my cousin’s house. i took it down stairs to where my mother and aunt were sitting and pointed it at them. there for the grace of GOD i didn’t pull the trigger. KEEP YOUR GUNS LOCKED UP AND UNLOADED. if you have children in the house, you better make sure the guns are safe or it’s on you.

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    • chalybravo
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:25pm

      Can a two year old have the strength to even pull a trigger on a gun? I doubt he could aim it straight or even be able to remain steady with the kickback. Doesn’t sound plausible to me…

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:30pm

      Oh yeah, folks. Dad forgot to say the kid was Kal-El’s bro. His spaceship took the long route to Earth — planned that way by Jor-El to ensure at least one Kryptonian made it out. Yeah, yeah the kid is black… so what, RACIST!

      Liberals and commies love to use God’s name in vain. It’s a cover for every evil deed they commit. There’s plenty of kryptonite in store for this alleged wife-killer.

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    • JustaThought
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:34pm

      Guns don’t kill people. Idiots who leave loaded guns sitting around for a child to pick up kill people.

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    • KOCHLEFFEL
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 6:53pm

      I believe it! We have now Toddler Killers and the whole country has become a Jerry Springer Show.

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    • American Soldier (Separated)
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 8:09pm

      For those questioning if a toddler can pull the trigger, yes they can. We don’t know what gun was used, if it were a Glock (as noted by another poster) it only has a trigger safety. Great for preventing a trained operator from shooting something unintended but still able to draw and fire within a moments notice but not great at preventing kids from using it. If it were an XD, a little more security, they’d have to have a good grip on the fire arm. In both cases, the gun had to have a round in the chamber. No way my three year old could charge my XDM. Not a chance. My wife has issues doing it. If it were a revolver, that’s another story. Especially if it was double action. If the story is true, the father is responsible for the death. I have a lot of guns, I mean a lot, but I am responsibly with mine.

      I still believe the story is fishy as well.

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    • MustComment
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 8:24pm

      Ditto.

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    • Svt4Him
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 8:29pm

      It’s weird, the mom gets shot but the guy can only ask why God made his son kill her, with no thought to the mom who’s DEAD!

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    • JRHelgeson
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 8:45pm

      Completely plausible. I believe it. Watch this video of a toddler shooting his father.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zATVwjvpJlY

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    • thejackal
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 9:27pm

      Notice the call starts out….”My baby’s mama…” not my wife, or my girl friend has been shot, it’s “my baby’s mama”… How absolutely pathetic, this kind of crap is getting old.

      @DTOM_Jericho (leaving PA)
      You are totaly wrong about the Glock, I own several. It has a fingertip saftey, that even my 10 year old (who is an excellent shot and hunter) has a probalem shooting. Apples and oranges son. The Glock is proving to be as the years go by as one of the most durable service pistols on the market. And by the way, it is one of the very few semi-auto handguns that will fire underwater. I won’t tell you the other 2.

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    • BECKONOMIST
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 9:45pm

      he sounds way too calm…. something’s rotten in Denmark. What does the man have to gain? insurance $….. freedom…. new woman on the side?

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    • kryptonite
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 10:02pm

      JRHelgeson: “Completely plausible. I believe it. Watch this video of a toddler shooting his father.”
      ——–
      Nah. This may be fake, but if it isn’t, you can tell the dad himself placed the gun in the kid’s hands so it would shoot straight up into the air, though that part has been conveniently scrambled). The kid was trying to keep his balance and a grip on the gun by leaning against his dad’s body. For some reason, the dad moved away and that causes the gun to go off. There is no way this kid could have shot that gun without his dad’s help.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkWukt8f7g4&NR=1

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    • Kalait
      Posted on April 26, 2011 at 10:16pm

      I would agree, sounds very fishey. ANYONE who knows responsibility knows you don’t put guns, medication, cleaners, or posions in the reach of a toddler. I KNOW Bush made him do it.

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    • bookofdaniel
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 12:58am

      ********! dad did it…

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    • home_of_the_brave
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 1:05am

      Nope, sorry not buying it. A two year old is not strong enough to pull the trigger, let a lone hold it up and get a “headshot.” Anyone who has ever fired a gun can tell you this. Expect a correction in this story over the next couple of days. Regardless, the father should be at the very least charged with negligent homicide for leaving a loaded weapon lying around with a child in the house, but something tells me he will be charged with a lot more after the investigation is finished.

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    • warrior21
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 3:55am

      Wonder what kind of gun it was? Could a 2 year old hold a gun steady enough to aim and pull the trigger? Something is definitely wrong here! I doubt that a 2 year old could pull the trigger. However, stranger things have happened.

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    • Sheepdog911
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 6:04am

      Not a chance! Panic does not include reepeatedly placing blame and explaining why he’ll have GSR on his own hands.

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    • DimmuBorgir
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 7:26am

      yeah a toddler can pull back a trigger too (sarcasm)

      sounds like dad took the shot

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    • DimmuBorgir
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 7:26am

      and at least they’re not my color

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    • tgp42rhr
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 8:16am

      Sounds like the whole fish market to me!

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    • Meyvn
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 8:48am

      Agreed.

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    • obamanation
      Posted on April 27, 2011 at 12:50pm

      a 2 year old cannot point a gun up at someones face, let alone pull the trigger. Murder in the 1st!

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