Comment on Aurora church shooter broke into home in Oklahoma, tried to cook a ham in 2009 (Denver Post)
That's exactly what I thought. Who gives a poop about this guy. I'm interested in learning about the poor lady who was shot and what her life was about. Maybe see a picture, you know? Obviously the shooter had problems, and maybe they were exacerbated by his time in the OK prisons. But really, who cares?
Life Church South OKC worship Service…Scott Floyd
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