The Wife Of Eagles Original Bass Player - Randy Meisner Accidentally Shoots Herself

[woodbuck27]

https://ca.celebrity.yahoo.com/post/140698854853/wife-of-eagles-star-accidentally-shoots-herself

Wife Of ** Eagles Star Accidentally Shoots Herself


Sky News ... March 7, 2016

" ....Mr Meisner, 69, has been cooperative throughout the investigation, police said.

"Based on the evidence at the scene, it appears to be a complete accident," a police source told the Daily News.

"No foul play whatsoever. There is nothing indicative that it was a murder at all."..."

** The Eagles are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1971 by Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner.

[call_me_ishmael]

Happens all the time. Guns are bad. MmmKay.

[MadtownPacker]

I think he tied a string in the case so when she pulled it the trigger got yanked.

[Patler]

There is this little tidbit in the article:

Police had visited the home earlier on Sunday and took a domestic violence incident report.

[Deputy Nutz]

Happens all the time. Guns are bad. MmmKay.

how come nobody reports on all the women that cut themselves with knives?

You are such a bater

[woodbuck27]

There is this little tidbit in the article:

Who owned the gun and why was it loaded?

Anyone with any brains and care for safety doesn't have a loaded gun inside of the residence. Ever go hunting with anyone waving a loaded gun around inside of the camp? How does that make you feel?

I decided to do some research.Here's a statistical report RE: countries reporting such happening per 100 K Population study:

http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/rp-pr/csj-sjc/jsp-sjp/wd98_4-dt98_4/p3.html#a33

Firearm Deaths–International Comparisons

" Countries have produced data on firearm deaths, allowing researchers to estimate the number of suicides, homicides and unintentional deaths by firearms, and to make international comparisons. Such comparisons must be made cautiously because of the different approaches that countries take in keeping records of public health and crime statistics.

The data collected through the United Nations International Study on Firearm Regulation (1998) allow for some preliminary comparisons.

Twenty-nine countries submitted statistics on the rate of firearm deaths per 100,000 population:

The highest rates were reported by Columbia at 55.8, Brazil at 26.9 and the United States at 14 per 100,000 population.

About 21 of the countries reported a rate of less than 5 per 100,000 population:

They included Canada at 4.1; Australia at 3; New Zealand at 2.9; and Sweden at 2.3.

Nine countries reported a rate of one or less, including Japan at 0.07 and the United Kingdom at 0.6 (United Nations, 1998: 108)."