Guns Are Bad News for Women - and Their Secret Lovers

Nothing unusual about this story. In Kentucky that's just the way things go.

A man shot his purported girlfriend and a man with her after finding them in an SUV parked in a wooded area in Knox County, state police said.
Police were searching for the alleged assailant, James Bargo, 57, of Knox County, on Tuesday.
Police identified the victims as Harold Croley, 60, of Corbin, and Charity Carter, 30, of Woodbine.
Both were taken by helicopter to the University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital with life-threatening injuries, said Trooper Walt Meachum, spokesman for the state police post that covers Knox County.
Meachum said Bargo found Carter and Croley in a Chevrolet S-10 Blazer parked off a cemetery road in the Woodbine community, shot Carter and Croley each multiple times and fled.

What's your opinion? Do you think there just might be too many domestic abusers with guns?
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