she says she reached and for the gun. she fired it. he s on the floor, i can see blood about him. so the story is this incredibly brave mama bear taking pair of her clubs? her story fits the evidence. and i m going, no it doesn t. so it s an execution he walks into, is that the way you see it? totally. she killed him. i was defending my family. and that is all i can keep thinking about. twilight, in an eye or roy farming town. darkness is in the windows of a victorian house. downstairs in the kitchen, a crock pot is simmering. upstairs, a young mother runs a bat for her baby daughter. her two older sons huddle by a tv in the bedroom down the hall. suddenly, they hear a shout. their mother s cry for help. all of a sudden, you can hear her yelling. and then i can hear her yelling towards the door. and i m standing there, like what is going on? 11 years old, he sees his mother running towards him. she s in the door jam, trying to get in. i can
For most of the past 40 years, the Piedmont Depot Museum, once belonging to the Southern Railroad company, has operated on a limited basis, but the building deteriorated over time.
on december 13th, 2001, and the identity of who had been inside the roberts home, surprised everyone the way that it did. no light spilled from the windows of the house where the brutal attack was taking place. inside, 11 year old , was frozen. unsure. he had hoped his mother being choked. but now there was silence. he grabbed a baseball bat, and headed his younger brother upend. tell him to use it as a weapon. so you re the protector, and you are an 11 years old? the only thing i wanted to do was protect them. he stood behind a closed-door, clutching the bat, ready to fight back. and i was like, the first person to come through here. i m hitting. going out fighting. i want to try. the boy could hear the voices of two men in the hallway. they eventually started banging on the door. it felt like they were trying to get in. he says he started cursing at the intruders, using every bad word he could think of. then i could hear all of a
Fire damaged a former furniture store in Duluth s Lincoln Park neighborhood on Tuesday. | Photo: WDIO-TV WDIO Created: January 19, 2021 06:00 PM
Dozens of firefighters responded to a fire at a former furniture store in Duluth s Lincoln Park neighborhood at midday Tuesday.
The fire happened in the two-story building at Superior Street and 21st Avenue West that was formerly home to Roberts Home Furnishings. Firefighters found heavy smoke venting from an elevator penthouse on the roof when they arrived around 12:30 p.m.
According to a news release from the city, crews had difficulty finding the origin of the fire due to a challenging layout. St. Louis County property records show the structure was constructed as three separate buildings, two of them in 1890 and the third in 1901, and it has been home to a number of businesses.