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General Topics => General Discussion => Topic started by: macsak on February 02, 2013, 07:04:24 PM
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http://dailycaller.com/2013/02/02/renowned-navy-seal-sniper-shot-dead-at-texas-gun-range/ (http://dailycaller.com/2013/02/02/renowned-navy-seal-sniper-shot-dead-at-texas-gun-range/)
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RIP Chris. I just got done reading his book.
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:(
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That's more justification for the gov't to deny PTSD patients access to firearms and ammunition.
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Dang.... Am really sad to read this.
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So tragic and what makes it worst is he spent his time helping these PTSD folks.
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Wow very sad and tragic fair wind and following seas RIP Chris kyle
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Anyone know anything about the one that shot him?
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WOW......I'm speechless.
RIP brother.
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Very tragic.
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Anyone know anything about the one that shot him?
From what I read its seems to be another combat veteran suffering from PTSD.
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Something is not added up here.
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sad all around, but the story seems kinda fishy.
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Sad day...loss of a true patriot...but not to bust out my tinfoil hat too soon but seems damn fishy his death.
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REST IN PEACE.
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Heart breaking :( :(
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Yeah heard about that yesterday on a car forum. Was hoping it was purely a range accident, something like getting shot in the leg.
Condolences to his friends, family, wife & kids. :(
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A terrible waste! That's no way for our warriors to die.
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Anyone know anything about the one that shot him?
As I learned today he's a Marine Veteran who served in Iraq and has apparently been out of the Marine Corps for about 4+ years now. And as standard practice he's been tested for PTSD prior to his exit of service. What's interesting is that according to sources he wasn't diagnosed by the Marine Corps.
What makes this even more interesting is that I know of a Marine who served closely with him in Iraq. They are absolutely shocked that this guy is suffering from PTSD, and based on their friendship they find his recent actions unbelievable. It's to the point that they are speculating and is digging even deeper themselves to try and uncover any truth. I'm assuming at this point that it's due to his MOS as it wasn't in the 03 field (Infantry) so it's questionable as to what PTSD could he be suffering from let alone the limited action they have potentially seen? I'll let you all know what I find out if my source has anything more to add.
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Id like to know if he was on any meds....