Randall Grimm
Some folks just needs killin’.
Justified and premeditated!
Yee haw!
Sounds like the defense did a good job picking the jury.
If he was acquitted I'd say it wasn't a crime at all.
a father’s work is never done
All self defense is premeditated! The unpremeditated ones usually become victims.
Randall Grimm
When I read things like this, I ask myself as a woman, “why are women so stupid?” Why do women keep hooking up with men they know nothing about? And how about one of the latest cases where that nut of a women went running off to Aruba with some killer, a person of which she knew nothing about? Just to have some sex time? Again, her body has never been found and the killer is still free.
It goes on and on and on.
Actually, I just read an earlier account, and it sounds as if they were both pretty rough guys. But I guess the jury figured that the older bad actor who shot the younger bad actor was defending his daughter.
http://www.kptm.com/Global/story.asp?S=14168140
Maybe they both came armed - shootout at the OK corral?
Some states, by case law, allow a person to arm themselves before meeting a potentially dangerous person.
The gloves were a dead give away. It may have not been the law but it sounds as justice was served. On to Rush and the Slut.
There are some critical details missing from this story.
Sidney Andersen (father) was facing two counts, “first-degree murder and use of a weapon to commit a felony.”
The defense presented a terrifying picture into the Andersen’s lives after Sydney Andersen (daughter) broke up with Grimm. The young woman endured violence, threats and stalking that extended to her family.
Andersen had just learned that Grimm often beat his daughter, Sydney Andersen, until she had black eyes and, once, until she had passed out.
Grimm had been threatening the Andersens by text message all day, demanding money from Sydney.
Prosecutors say that’s why Sidney Andersen grabbed two guns and surgical gloves and headed to Hy-Vee, where police were supposed to arrest Grimm for making terroristic threats.
One of the guns was found near Grimm’s body, and it matched ammunition in Andersen’s home. Andersen said Grimm brought the gun and had been pointing it at him.
Police said they found a baseball bat on Grimm, still tucked into his sweatshirt.
Riley (Andersen’s lawyer) said Sidney Andersen went to the Hy-Vee to help police identify and arrest Grimm, but the police weren’t there.
Andersen said he brought a gun to protect himself and was wearing surgical gloves because Grimm claimed to have HIV. Grimm tested negative for HIV after the shooting.
Riley told the jury that Grimm probably stole the gun from Andersen’s house.
“He made a snap judgment and shot and killed the man who, within a few hours, had threatened everyone on this planet that (Sidney Andersen) loved,” Riley said of his client.
(Losing Prosecutor) MacTaggart reminded the jury that Grimm wasn’t on trial.
“I kind of felt like this was prosecutor Riley prosecuting State v. Randall Grimm,” he said.
If you are going to confront a violent perp, you would be ready to wax him if he gave you the excuse.