[Venturer]

Lets leave the blame out of this for a minute.

This woman walked past a “Keep Out” sign toward a house where her two brothers were shot.

That doesn’t appear too bright to me.

What part of “keep out” doesn’t she understand? The same part her brothers didn’t understand/ According to the story they broke into the mans home and were found dead there.

You come into my home and you might get shot too, but I would call the police right after. Don;t know what’s with that—him not calling immediately I mean.

[raybbr]

Don;t know what’s with that—him not calling immediately I mean.

Time to set up the evidence as self-defense?

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

*** but I would call the police right after.***

***A series of break-ins had made Byron Smith, a 64-year-old retired U.S. State Department worker,***

Maybe he was afraid IT would be blamed on a YOU TUBE video.

[Lancey Howard]

Don;t know what’s with that—him not calling immediately I mean.

Heh... I have sometimes wondered what I would do in a similar situation where I blow away a home intruder. Would I call the cops, or just dispose of the body so as not to get involved in a bunch of paperwork, police interviews, possible revenge by the perp's thug family, possible prosecution by a liberal Democrat prosecutor (and all the attorney costs that would come with it), etc.

You know... I'd probably burn the body.

[PapaBear3625]

According to another article, this was the 8th break in over the last few years. I would be a bit peeved by that point.

I'm guessing the homeowner may have been experiencing early-onset dementia, or was otherwise not tracking well.