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i heard this gun was about 30 years old! affairs of the heart know no age boundary.......... i don't mean to laugh, but i wonder if this guy was taking viagra! (don't yell at me, just 'black' cop humor there).



Police: Crime Of Passion Erupts In Senior Citizens' Home





ATLANTA -- A passionate geriatric love triangle ends with a fatal shooting in Atlanta, police said.



A great-grandmother allegedly gunned down her former boyfriend, then told police officers, "I did it, and I'd do it again!"



The shooting happened at a senior citizens' home in Atlanta.



Lena Driskell, 78, is accused of plotting the shooting of her 85-year-old ex-beau, Herman Winslow, because she was angry their yearlong romance was ending and that he'd found another companion.



Authorities said after a nasty breakup with Winslow, Driskell kept showing up uninvited at his apartment in the seniors' complex where they lived. They said a security guard tried to calm Driskell down, but she drew out a gun, pressed it to Winslow's head and fired up to four times.



Driskell is under house arrest.

lady cop wrote: i heard this gun was about 30 years old! affairs of the heart know no age boundary.......... i don't mean to laugh, but i wonder if this guy was taking viagra! (don't yell at me, just 'black' cop humor there).



Police: Crime Of Passion Erupts In Senior Citizens' Home





ATLANTA -- A passionate geriatric love triangle ends with a fatal shooting in Atlanta, police said.



A great-grandmother allegedly gunned down her former boyfriend, then told police officers, "I did it, and I'd do it again!"



The shooting happened at a senior citizens' home in Atlanta.



Lena Driskell, 78, is accused of plotting the shooting of her 85-year-old ex-beau, Herman Winslow, because she was angry their yearlong romance was ending and that he'd found another companion.



Authorities said after a nasty breakup with Winslow, Driskell kept showing up uninvited at his apartment in the seniors' complex where they lived. They said a security guard tried to calm Driskell down, but she drew out a gun, pressed it to Winslow's head and fired up to four times.



Driskell is under house arrest.

Its oldtimers gun slinging today. Kids tomorrow. Guns-the root of all Evil. Whoever,wherever there is a gun laying about.You can bet it will be used.

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned....



lady cop wrote: i heard this gun was about 30 years old! affairs of the heart know no age boundary.......... i don't mean to laugh, but i wonder if this guy was taking viagra! (don't yell at me, just 'black' cop humor there).



Police: Crime Of Passion Erupts In Senior Citizens' Home





ATLANTA -- A passionate geriatric love triangle ends with a fatal shooting in Atlanta, police said.



A great-grandmother allegedly gunned down her former boyfriend, then told police officers, "I did it, and I'd do it again!"



The shooting happened at a senior citizens' home in Atlanta.



Lena Driskell, 78, is accused of plotting the shooting of her 85-year-old ex-beau, Herman Winslow, because she was angry their yearlong romance was ending and that he'd found another companion.



Authorities said after a nasty breakup with Winslow, Driskell kept showing up uninvited at his apartment in the seniors' complex where they lived. They said a security guard tried to calm Driskell down, but she drew out a gun, pressed it to Winslow's head and fired up to four times.



Driskell is under house arrest.

She must have been in pretty good shape for a 78 year old, to hold a gun to the HEAD fire four rounds without flinching, that's tough by any standards.

capt_buzzard wrote: Guns-the root of all Evil. Whoever,wherever there is a gun laying about.You can bet it will be used.Isn't this a bit extreme? Not to mention flat-out false...