[treeswarper]

No it didn't. Just some additional info on that breed. Not all are harmless. The main point for me would be that anybody who carries a thing that must not be named, anywhere, should at least know to identify what they are going to shoot prior to pulling the trigger. This was a basic safety f--- up and ought to be prosecuted just for that. That gun owner was just plain stupid and if I were in charge of the world, he'd never have another weapon. I'd also ban him from the woods as he is too stupid and scared to venture out. That's not going to happen in the real world.

[NightOwl]

It does sound like a case of a kid with a lot of fear who thinks shooting first is how you deal with it. It seems to be a common pathology with gun nuts. I've had people threaten to "drop" me on sight for being on their property. I'm not even anti-gun, just anti-violent craziness, childishness and cowardice, which America produces in great abundance.

[trestle]

[RumiDude]

... meanwhile a man and his puppy are dead for no good reason and nobody is held accountable. Rumi

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[grannyhiker]

https://www.koin.com/news/washington/protesters-demand-justice-in-2022-death-of-portland-hiker/ Not only were friends of the deceased protesting, but also some concerned Lewis Coungy residents.

[fourteen410]

I'm glad they're keeping the pressure on.

[treeswarper]

Too bad about Snaza winning. He sure was right there when it was RUMORED that a group was on the way to destroy The Sign. (trying to avoid being political). Much more important than a shooting. FYI. During a flood event, a deputy was disappointed to find thet he was trapped in the East part of the County by floodwaters. They prefer to leave it unmanned. The east part is used to kinda handling stuff on their own. Or was. Packwood is getting gentrified.

[fourteen410]

Here's the book written by a retired Lewis County detective regarding the shady sheriff's department. Where Murderers Walk Free: Who will be the next victim?

[kiliki]

^^^ How many have there been??? It's disappointing to say the least that this is still getting no coverage in the Sea/Tac/Oly press/news.

[fourteen410]

I doubt we'll ever know. But the Ronda Reynolds case was another screw up that received a bit more attention. I believe there was a 48 Hours episode. From what I've gathered, friends/family have reached out to Dateline and crime podcasts (other than murder in the rain) to no avail. It is odd.

[Malachai Constant]

Hate to say it but Lewis County has been kinda that way since the Lynching of Wesley Everett in 1919.

[Bosterson]

Thank goodness this happened, because the whole story here was starting to make too much sense! https://www.chronline.com/stories/aron-christensen-case-report-suggests-second-wound-on-buzzo-the-dog-occurred-after-death,318682

[Bosterson]

Turns out there's more - the Chronicle has been busy the past couple weeks and are very on top of this. Good on them for continuing to follow up on something that could easily have been forgotten about. This answers one of the questions we've all been wondering:

[fourteen410]

Thanks for the continued updates. I'm also glad the paper is keeping the pressure on. I noticed this picture in one of the articles. The caption said it was one of the last pictures on Aron's phone before he died. Is this Gertrude Lake?