… could it happen here?
February 9, 2008 at 2:28 pm | In barnstable town council, capeCOG, kirkwood, kirwood |Tags: town council, janet joakim, kirkwood montana, kirkwood, mo, city council, gunman, police officers
This is the question no one seems to be asking publicly - but many are asking privately.
A few of us have considered this in detail, and I will share some of those thoughts over the next few days.
Would it happen here?
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Seated left to right: Timothy E. Griffin, Mayor Mike Swoboda, Arthur J. McDonnell.
Standing left to right:
Michael H.T. Lynch (killed), Joseph E. Godi, Connie Karr (killed), Iggy Yuan
Mo. town struggles after City Hall shooting
6 dead after man with a grudge against local leadership goes on rampage
updated 7:51 a.m. ET, Sat., Feb. 9, 2008
KIRKWOOD, Mo. - Some left flowers, balloons and memorials on the steps of City Hall. Others gathered at a prayer vigil where a bell tolled six times as mourners clutched white candles.
Residents of this St. Louis suburb struggled to heal as they tried to make sense of a shooting spree at a City Council meeting that left five people dead and the mayor fighting for his life. read the rest of this story
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Janet, After reading your updated information on the “from hate bloggers” link. I think it could happen. This woman Taryn Thoman is completely out of control. When she finally snapps and it appears that she will, look out. I hope you have forwarded all of her writings to the BPD. I am sure they would be interested in her threats. Good luck to you.
Comment by Just plain weird — February 9, 2008 #
Remember “Duck and Cover” commercials from the Cold War?
Comment by jl — February 10, 2008 #
I have been getting some pretty strange and disturbing comments from someone posting as Robert Bastille. I have deleted some and saved several.
wierd stuff.
I hope it isn’t really him posting this stuff.
Comment by JSJ — February 10, 2008 #
If it happened here would anyone REALLY be shocked?
You only have to read one page of the anger and hatred put forth by this towns conspiracy theorists.
You have been described with profanities and the kind of words designed to cut to the core of hatred of women.
The town manager and people who work for the town are victims of hate and libel.
The [local newspaper] drinks it in and publishes it as front page news, giving these people the attention they want.
Time for metal detectors or some sort of screening process at Barnstable’s own town hall!
They do it at the court houses, why not town halls?
Comment by Anonymous — February 11, 2008 #