<>The problem is, everything posted there is conjecture.<>
So is the hypothetical example that you gave.
<> You weren’t there, I wasn’t there.<>
But those who said this were:
“The neighbors are witnesses to the fact that verify her story that he shot him once, looked over at her, she screamed bloody murder, ‘Why did you shoot him? Why did you shoot him?,’” said Ron. “He looked over at her again, turned, and shot Dan twice more. She swears up and down Dan never moved that whole time other than clutching his chest from the first shot.”
https://www.facebook.com/JusticeForDanFredenberg
The first shot to the abdomen was the one that killed him. The other two were gratuitous — but telling.
Sometimes a case rests on the answer to a single question:
Why didn’t he close the garage door before going for his gun??? or why didn’t he close the garage door after he got his gun??? or why did he wait for him at the doorway to the mudroom inside the garage instead of the entrance to the garage???
Did he leave the garage door open as an invitation knowing and expecting her husband to come in through it and then giving him the right to shoot to kill??
Would that be evidence of premeditation???
Again, it’s conjecture. Witnesses said. Fine, but the source is a site that is based on getting “justice” for the victim.
What it boils down to is this. Dude’s wife cheated on him with this Dan guy. Dude get mad, goes to confront the guy at the guys home on his property. That in itself is intent. He advances on the guy and gets shot. Dan should have kept his hands off the guys wife. The guy should have called Dan and told him to stay the hell away from his wife. Instead, he instigated violence.
He didn’t have to go to the guys house to confront him. He did. He was warned by Dan about the gun. He continued to advance when he shouldn’t have.
Really poor judgement on the part of both parties. I have to wonder why people are blaming it on the Stand Your Ground law. This is a symptom of a sick society when the real issue is the adultery that happened that led up to the shooting.