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Stabbing at Ft. Thomas pizza.

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Yep.

 

You are just a baby then...a kitten!

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Word as it the argument that brought about this tragedy was over who should have been the 9th Region Softball Player and Coach of the Year.

 

Wow! One life ended and one life ruined over something that petty. :no:

Oh, sorry. Color me stupid. :ohbrother:

 

It's all good, you don't venture over in the softball forum too much. :lol2:

It's all good, you don't venture over in the softball forum too much. :lol2:

 

Or at all. :lol2:

I didn't realize until the other day that I had recently crossed paths with the deceased while working.

Oh, sorry. Color me stupid. :ohbrother:

 

Can I use an expanded color palette when I do this? This should be fun … :D

While dining tonight I found out my niece's boyfriend was cruising by the pizza joint and saw the guy come out of the restaurant full of blood. Called 911. Pulled over to watch the rest unfold as he was afraid of what else could have happened. Wasn't sure what caused all of the blood. Small world.

Can I use an expanded color palette when I do this? This should be fun … :D

 

Be my guest. :lol2:

Back to the story....apparently Hank Shouse has been fighting some demons from his tours in Iraq and Afghanastan. I read on FB from one of his friends that he saw some pretty heinous stuff over there and killed a lot of people. My guess is post traumatic stress will be a part of his defense. It's ashame our veterans come back a mess and have a tough time coping with society.

 

Prayers go out to the Smith family, from what I understand he was a father and grandfather.

 

You know me, I'm not one to question any veteran's experience, unless....and I take this very seriously, I can't put the story together to make it make sense.

 

If these guys were in the class of the '80's, I have to question the Iraq / Afghanistan piece because the age doesn't work out. If the age did work out, this guy would have been a senior military guy, a career guy...stable in his military career. At his age, he would have been, probably at a minimum enlisted in the military over 18 years ago, even if you went back 10 years he would have been a relatively seasoned NCO.

@lawildcat, what graduating class would these guys have been in ?

 

I will call this one out and if proven wrong I will apologize all over the place, but that story doesn't work out for me.

You know me, I'm not one to question any veteran's experience, unless....and I take this very seriously, I can't put the story together to make it make sense.

 

If these guys were in the class of the '80's, I have to question the Iraq / Afghanistan piece because the age doesn't work out. If the age did work out, this guy would have been a senior military guy, a career guy...stable in his military career. At his age, he would have been, probably at a minimum enlisted in the military over 18 years ago, even if you went back 10 years he would have been a relatively seasoned NCO.

@lawildcat, what graduating class would these guys have been in ?

 

I will call this one out and if proven wrong I will apologize all over the place, but that story doesn't work out for me.

 

They should have graduated in 1986. I was never FB friends with Hank so I don't know his history. I am skeptical as well.

You know me, I'm not one to question any veteran's experience, unless....and I take this very seriously, I can't put the story together to make it make sense.

 

If these guys were in the class of the '80's, I have to question the Iraq / Afghanistan piece because the age doesn't work out. If the age did work out, this guy would have been a senior military guy, a career guy...stable in his military career. At his age, he would have been, probably at a minimum enlisted in the military over 18 years ago, even if you went back 10 years he would have been a relatively seasoned NCO.

@lawildcat, what graduating class would these guys have been in ?

 

I will call this one out and if proven wrong I will apologize all over the place, but that story doesn't work out for me.

 

I have no idea when or how long Hank was in the military, but the math does work for him to have possibly been in Iraq, but doesn't seem to fly with the Afghanistan portion.

 

We went in to Iraq in 89-90. So he could've been a grunt at that time.

 

But I don't know for sure

I'll go maximum age for Army, which is the oldest maximum entry age:

 

That's 35 years old.

 

Assuming graduating in 86 at age 18, that means that 17 years after graduating would be max entry date, that translates to 2003, earliest late entry year.

 

Let's assume anywhere from 2003 - 2009 were the most violent years of both the sites mentioned that would lend themselves to lots of potential incidents.

 

I will do some quick research and see if anything pops up domestically for that timeframe.....

I have no idea when or how long Hank was in the military, but the math does work for him to have possibly been in Iraq, but doesn't seem to fly with the Afghanistan portion.

 

We went in to Iraq in 89-90. So he could've been a grunt at that time.

 

But I don't know for sure

 

Could be. I think both Donnie and Hank were sent away to military school at some point during high school. I just don't know much about their military "careers" after that.

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