https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2018/06/29/autopsy-sutherland-springs-texas-church-gunman/745951002/ …pic.twitter.com/OLnVF8IkPU
"He had an AR-15, but so did I. And it's not the gun, it's the heart."
—Stephen Willeford, Sutherland Springs Hero #MondayMotivation #NRApic.twitter.com/vP9WySMzE6
Stephen Willeford: "It's Not the Gun, It's the Heart"
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He shot him twice and that DID lead to him being stopped. "During the chase, Kelley called his father to tell him that he was injured and thought that he would not survive... ...Bleeding from his injuries, Kelley lost control of his vehicle, hitting a road sign" - Wikipedia
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Speaking of heart problems. Or problematic hard-ons.
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from the man who missed... but wants to be called a hero anyway.
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james shaw did more than this guy... without a gun.
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So the problem here is the AR-15 is what you're saying. Thanks NRA, that's insightful.
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I think they’re saying the problem is their hearts.
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26 people were killed in Sutherland Springs because of an AR-15. A success story is when no one is killed because this shooter doesn’t have easy access to a horrible killing machine. We needs gun control laws that are preventive not reactionary.
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And also he shot himself, the "good guy with a gun" did not stop him.
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