Ray Gordon wrote:
> A tragic event, but why'd she have to LAUGH at him?
>
>
> Source:  http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=628054
>
> ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Mar 30, 2005 - A 15-year-old girl was fatally
shot after
> refusing a man's demand for a kiss, authorities said. The alleged
gunman was
> captured Wednesday night in Washington, D.C....

"After some casual conversation in the kitchen, Bishop tried to get
Hernandez to kiss him, but she laughed at him, according to Blitz.

Bishop then pulled out the gun, put it to her head and again demanded a
kiss, Blitz said. According to witnesses, she said no and pushed the
gun away twice before he shot her through the left eye and fled, Blitz
said."

http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/04/02/killed.for.kiss.ap/?section=cnn_topstories

He put the gun to her head three times.

Now, I'm asking you - whether she laughed or not, whether she
"complied" and let him kiss her or not, whether she swore she'd love
him unconditionally until the end of time - the man was obviously
whacked, and who knows that he wouldn't have kissed her and THEN shot
her? She was dealing with a crazy person; her reaction probably
wouldn't have mattered much at all.

But let's call her a little cock-teaser, and imply she deserved it in
some way, because she wounded his masculine pride. Sorry - his action
cannot be justified in any way - no insult is reason to take a life.



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