Granny shoots son in law during kid exchange

A calm "no, not now" evokes a violent response from this woman. This is typical woman on man domestic violence. In my past experiences with my ex, calmly saying no to her demands could and often times did provoke a violent response if not at least a verbal assault. You just never knew when . . . it's called walking on eggshells. I predict more and more of these scenarios will be recorded going forward since the family racket hacks won't acknowledge violent and abusive women. If women can get away with murder all on hear say and self serving testimony, men better start recording any and all interactions once they find themselves in the cross hairs (so to speak). You know when you are there. Trust me. Just record it because it is admissible as evidence if they are breaking the law. It will throw cold water on the kangaroo court drama. That would have saved me thousands of dollars and my relationship with my kids. In this man's case, as in many woman on man DV attack scenarios, she called 911 and tried to invoke the MANdatory arrest law and said he attacked her. Thank God this man had the foresight to record it and thank God Granny is such a terrible shot and was shooting a pea shooter. Although, a .22 bullet is nothing to laugh about if it lands in a critical spot, it could have been worse with a 9 mm or .45 cal.

So, Indu, Schaller, Senator Hargrove & the WSCADV . . . Is this domestic violence? Have we reached the "threshold" yet? Has this "risen to the level of domestic violence" yet? Didn't think so. Doesn't pay the bills, does it?

iPhone Records Granny Shooting Son-in-Law (link to story)