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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vox.com/platform/amp/2018/11/21/18105037/chicago-mercy-hospital-shooting-domestic-violence
Tamara O’Neal, a 38-year-old emergency physician, was fatally shot on Monday at Chicago’s Mercy Hospital and Medical Center, where she worked. The killer was Juan Lopez, reportedly her ex-fiancé. Before Lopez shot himself, he also killed Dayna Less, a pharmacy resident, and Samuel Jimenez, a police officer.
Though many details about the crime remain unknown, O’Neal’s family said she had recently broken off her engagement to Lopez. He had confronted O’Neal on Monday to demand the engagement ring back, a police spokesperson told the Chicago Tribune.
The story, unfortunately, is a familiar one. Fifty-four percent of shootings with four or more victims are related to domestic or family violence, according to the group Everytown for Gun Safety. And many shooters, from Ian David Long, who killed 12 people and himself at a bar in Thousand Oaks, California, on November 7, to Scott Beierle, who killed two women and himself at a Florida yoga studio less than a week prior, have a history of domestic disputes, domestic violence, or hateful rhetoric toward women.
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It’s obvious this guy was a fucking nut case and I’m glad he’s gone. But I wonder after reading this, would he have still killed her if she gave the ring back? In no way did she or any of these people deserve this, but it just makes you think how one decision can affect you so much and have consequences that can’t be overturned. Brutal shit.
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Sad story, But why would you expect to keep the ring if you break off the engagement?
On the other hand women are inordinately attracted to dangerous men or men with an "edge" , so ....there is a lesson in here somewhere.
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Sad story, But why would you expect to keep the ring if you break off the engagement?
On the other hand women are inordinately attracted to dangerous men or men with an "edge" , so ....there is a lesson in here somewhere.
I wasn’t gonna say it, but that was what I was eluding to in my above post. Why would she keep it? And as morbid as it sounds, I wonder if she had regrets about keeping it in her last moments. I’m not condoning it or anything, because no one deserves to be cut down by a psycho, but it is food for thought. I’m sure something else would’ve set him off at some point.
That said, why aren’t we hearing more about this incident regarding Mr. Lopez?
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I wasn’t gonna say it, but that was what I was eluding to in my above post. Why would she keep it? And as morbid as it sounds, I wonder if she had regrets about keeping it in her last moments. I’m not condoning it or anything, because no one deserves to be cut down by a psycho, but it is food for thought. I’m sure something else would’ve set him off at some point.
That said, why aren’t we hearing more about this incident regarding Mr. Lopez?
Cause his name is lopez.
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ring of desire,
Corrodes to ring of pride,
Ring of anger
Noose for the died.
Wiggs 14:3
The original rings were stone. Fact!
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All spooks and eses.
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Sad story, But why would you expect to keep the ring if you break off the engagement?
We don't agree on much, but you're totally correct. I can't imagine why she would want to keep it anyways, you can't really wear it as an everyday piece of jewelry and it would surely just serve to remind her of her ex, no?
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this is crazy does anyone know when to swipe right or left? Did we learn NOTHING from Craigs' List?