http://www.indystar.com/article/20090301/LOCAL01/903010350
Yeah - this is a little odd.
Yeah - this is a little odd.
IN - Shanna Jones-Vogt, 28, dies of gunshot wound, McCordsville, 28 Feb 2009
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http://www.theindychannel.com/news/18818837/detail.html
This is a very upscale area. Some people commenting on the story say she was a coke head.
This is a very upscale area. Some people commenting on the story say she was a coke head.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/18841361/detail.html
This story gets weirder every day. I'm not sure what to believe. Lots of interesting comments.
This story gets weirder every day. I'm not sure what to believe. Lots of interesting comments.
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Not a good sign when the story starts to change..IMHO.
From the link that ckwood32 provided in post # 5:
"New details emerged Monday in the case of a woman who apparently shot her husband before turning the gun on herself in an alcohol-fueled incident.
Police said the couple was together and had been drinking before the shootings early Saturday morning at an upscale Geist home."
Still waiting to see how this evolves. But the changes in the story line are interesting.
From the link that ckwood32 provided in post # 5:
"New details emerged Monday in the case of a woman who apparently shot her husband before turning the gun on herself in an alcohol-fueled incident.
Police said the couple was together and had been drinking before the shootings early Saturday morning at an upscale Geist home."
Still waiting to see how this evolves. But the changes in the story line are interesting.
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http://www.indystar.com/article/20090303/NEWS02/903030341/1195/LOCAL18
More interesting reporting on the incident:
"But, police said Monday, the evidence in the weekend death of Shanna Jones-Vogt, 28, matches her husband's story that an alcohol-induced personality change led her to take the pistol from the nightstand of their home near Geist Reservoir and begin firing.
Charles Vogt III, 44, and his new wife had been enjoying Friday evening at home, drinking some alcoholic beverages, police said. But about 1:30 a.m. Saturday, Vogt called 911, saying his wife thought he was her ex-boyfriend or ex-husband. She had shot him and then aimed the gun at her head, investigators believe.
"Listening to the 911 call, her husband repeatedly says, 'She thought I was her ex. I kept telling her I wasn't, but then she shot me,' " Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Vicky Dunbar said."
More interesting reporting on the incident:
"But, police said Monday, the evidence in the weekend death of Shanna Jones-Vogt, 28, matches her husband's story that an alcohol-induced personality change led her to take the pistol from the nightstand of their home near Geist Reservoir and begin firing.
Charles Vogt III, 44, and his new wife had been enjoying Friday evening at home, drinking some alcoholic beverages, police said. But about 1:30 a.m. Saturday, Vogt called 911, saying his wife thought he was her ex-boyfriend or ex-husband. She had shot him and then aimed the gun at her head, investigators believe.
"Listening to the 911 call, her husband repeatedly says, 'She thought I was her ex. I kept telling her I wasn't, but then she shot me,' " Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Vicky Dunbar said."