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Originally Posted by GregE
She fired one shot into the wall. She maintains that it was a warning shot and the trajectory of the bullet would seem to bear that out.
In any case, no one was hurt and she's now doing more time than the average convicted murder does.
That's pretty fucked up, don't you think?
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Like I said, it was not the case of "stand your ground". You can't just start shooting randomly and expect to get away with it.
And she got 20 years because she was probably on parole or with prior convictions.