https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/idaho-woman-85-fatally-shot-home-
intruder-heroic-act-self-defense-rcna147312

An 85-year-old Idaho woman shot and killed an intruder in her home in what
a county prosecutor called "one of the most heroic acts of self-
preservation I have ever heard of."

Bingham County Prosecutor Ryan Jolley, in a case review, said that the
woman, identified Wednesday as Christine Jenneiahn, acted in self-defense
and ruled it was a case of justifiable homicide.

"That Christine survived this encounter is truly incredible," Jolley wrote
in the review. "Her grit, determination, and will to live appear to be
what saved her that night."

According to the review, posted on Facebook by the Bingham County
Sheriff's Office, an intruder, identified as Derek Condon, broke into
Jenneiahn's home on March 13 at around 2 a.m.
Jenneiahn told prosecutors she was asleep in her Bingham County home at
the time of the break-in when she was awoken by an intruder who was
wearing a military jacket and black ski mask and was pointing a gun and
flashlight at her.

She said her disabled son was also home at the time.

The review says that Condon likely hit Jenneiahn in her head while she was
in bed, since Jenneiahn said she'd been hit and because investigators
found blood on her pillow and on the floor of her bedroom.

Condon then handcuffed Jenneiahn and took her to the living room at
gunpoint, according to the review. Once there, he handcuffed her to a
wooden chair and asked about her valuables. When she said she didn't have
much, he put his gun to her head, the review said.

According to the review, Jenneiahn told Condon she had two safes
downstairs. He left her handcuffed in the living room as he looked through
several rooms of her home in search of her valuables, prosecutors said.

"At some point," the review states, "he discovered that Christine's son
was also in the home and became angry at Christine for not telling him."

Condon then started to make numerous threats that he wanted to kill
Jenneiahn, according to the review.

While Condon was searching the downstairs of Jenneiahn's home, she dragged
the wooden chair to which she was handcuffed into her bedroom and grabbed
her .357 Magnum revolver from under her pillow, the review said. Once back
in the living room, Jenneiahn hid the gun between the armrest and cushion
as she "waited to see what Condon did next."

"Christine's memory of exactly what occurred next remains somewhat
unclear," according to the review.

Jenneiahn told prosecutors that at some point, when Condon returned to the
living room after rummaging through her home, he again threatened to kill
her.

"She ultimately made the decision that it was 'now or never' and drew her
concealed 357 magnum and engaged Condon striking him with both her shots,"
the review said.

Condon returned fire, striking Jenneiahn multiple times in her abdomen,
leg, arm and chest with a 9mm pistol, according to the review. Condon went
to the kitchen, where he died from the gunshot wounds.

Jenneiahn, still handcuffed, fell over and remained on the floor for
approximately 10 hours until her son came upstairs in the late morning and
gave her a phone to call 911. Deputies responded at approximately 12:17
p.m., the review said.

EastIdahoNews.com reported that Jenneiahn was taken to Eastern Idaho
Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls following the attack. She has since
been released and is recovering, according to the outlet.

Subsequent investigation of Jenneiahn's home turned up a broken window in
the back of the residence and a screwdriver near where Condon broke into
the house, according to the review. On his body, Condon had a lock pick
set, his car key, a handcuff key and a bag filled with items stolen from
the home.

Condon's car was also found near the home, according to the review, and a
set of footprints leading from the vehicle in the direction of the home
were discovered.

Based on Idaho's self-defense law, which states, "No person in this state
shall be placed in legal jeopardy of any kind whatsoever for protecting
himself," Jolley ruled the killing justifiable.

"This case presents an easy analysis of self-defense and justifiable
homicide," Jolley wrote in the review. "It also presents one of the most
heroic acts of self-preservation I have ever heard of."

Jolley added: "Absent a clear attempt by Condon to retreat from the
residence or surrender, which based on the evidence clearly did not occur,
Christine was justified in taking any and all means necessary to defend
herself and her son that night."

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On 4/12/2024 12:52 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
> https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/idaho-woman-85-fatally-shot-home-
> intruder-heroic-act-self-defense-rcna147312
>
> An 85-year-old Idaho woman shot and killed an intruder in her home in what
> a county prosecutor called "one of the most heroic acts of self-
> preservation I have ever heard of."
>
> Bingham County Prosecutor Ryan Jolley, in a case review, said that the
> woman, identified Wednesday as Christine Jenneiahn, acted in self-defense
> and ruled it was a case of justifiable homicide.
>
> "That Christine survived this encounter is truly incredible," Jolley wrote
> in the review. "Her grit, determination, and will to live appear to be
> what saved her that night."
>
> According to the review, posted on Facebook by the Bingham County
> Sheriff's Office, an intruder, identified as Derek Condon, broke into
> Jenneiahn's home on March 13 at around 2 a.m.
> Jenneiahn told prosecutors she was asleep in her Bingham County home at
> the time of the break-in when she was awoken by an intruder who was
> wearing a military jacket and black ski mask and was pointing a gun and
> flashlight at her.
>
> She said her disabled son was also home at the time.
>
> The review says that Condon likely hit Jenneiahn in her head while she was
> in bed, since Jenneiahn said she'd been hit and because investigators
> found blood on her pillow and on the floor of her bedroom.
>
> Condon then handcuffed Jenneiahn and took her to the living room at
> gunpoint, according to the review. Once there, he handcuffed her to a
> wooden chair and asked about her valuables. When she said she didn't have
> much, he put his gun to her head, the review said.
>
> According to the review, Jenneiahn told Condon she had two safes
> downstairs. He left her handcuffed in the living room as he looked through
> several rooms of her home in search of her valuables, prosecutors said.
>
> "At some point," the review states, "he discovered that Christine's son
> was also in the home and became angry at Christine for not telling him."
>
> Condon then started to make numerous threats that he wanted to kill
> Jenneiahn, according to the review.
>
> While Condon was searching the downstairs of Jenneiahn's home, she dragged
> the wooden chair to which she was handcuffed into her bedroom and grabbed
> her .357 Magnum revolver from under her pillow, the review said. Once back
> in the living room, Jenneiahn hid the gun between the armrest and cushion
> as she "waited to see what Condon did next."
>
> "Christine's memory of exactly what occurred next remains somewhat
> unclear," according to the review.
>
> Jenneiahn told prosecutors that at some point, when Condon returned to the
> living room after rummaging through her home, he again threatened to kill
> her.
>
> "She ultimately made the decision that it was 'now or never' and drew her
> concealed 357 magnum and engaged Condon striking him with both her shots,"
> the review said.

Good decision and good shooting!

> Condon returned fire, striking Jenneiahn multiple times in her abdomen,
> leg, arm and chest with a 9mm pistol, according to the review. Condon went
> to the kitchen, where he died from the gunshot wounds.

You'd expect more immediate results from being hit by a .357.

> Jenneiahn, still handcuffed, fell over and remained on the floor for
> approximately 10 hours until her son came upstairs in the late morning and
> gave her a phone to call 911. Deputies responded at approximately 12:17
> p.m., the review said.

That is incredible.

> EastIdahoNews.com reported that Jenneiahn was taken to Eastern Idaho
> Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls following the attack. She has since
> been released and is recovering, according to the outlet.
>
> Subsequent investigation of Jenneiahn's home turned up a broken window in
> the back of the residence and a screwdriver near where Condon broke into
> the house, according to the review. On his body, Condon had a lock pick
> set, his car key, a handcuff key and a bag filled with items stolen from
> the home.
>
> Condon's car was also found near the home, according to the review, and a
> set of footprints leading from the vehicle in the direction of the home
> were discovered.
>
> Based on Idaho's self-defense law, which states, "No person in this state
> shall be placed in legal jeopardy of any kind whatsoever for protecting
> himself," Jolley ruled the killing justifiable.
>
> "This case presents an easy analysis of self-defense and justifiable
> homicide," Jolley wrote in the review. "It also presents one of the most
> heroic acts of self-preservation I have ever heard of."
>
> Jolley added: "Absent a clear attempt by Condon to retreat from the
> residence or surrender, which based on the evidence clearly did not occur,
> Christine was justified in taking any and all means necessary to defend
> herself and her son that night."

Where are the social justice warriors collecting money for this women?
Or does that only happen for repeat black felons?

On Fri, 12 Apr 2024 14:45:20 -0700
lionel <justice@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Jolley added: "Absent a clear attempt by Condon to retreat from the
> > residence or surrender, which based on the evidence clearly did not
> > occur, Christine was justified in taking any and all means
> > necessary to defend herself and her son that night."
>
> Where are the social justice warriors collecting money for this
> women? Or does that only happen for repeat black felons?

^ THAT! ^

On 4/15/2024 8:17 AM, Lil-man-ball wrote:

It's spammy again. You can ignore everything from this bullshit ID.

On Mon, 15 Apr 2024 09:56:42 -0700
NoBody <NoBody@nowhere.corn> wrote:

> You can ignore everything from this bullshit ID.
Poor Phil Hendry/tRudy Canoza, he wanted all the notoriety the late Art
Bell had in the fringe radio market, but everyone hated him for his
manipulative voice-overs of characters that existed only in his
tortured mind.

In essence tRudy used Phil's functional mental illness as a proxy for
his own decrepit schizophrenia and MPD.

Bit of a case of life imitating art, this one is...

Well sheeitburgers from Suckramento...here he goes again!

It's another tRudy sock up:

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Now tRudy, can you fire up your Gunner Asch sock too?

>https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/idaho-woman-85-fatally-shot-home-
>intruder-heroic-act-self-defense-rcna147312

Shooting right wingers who trespass is not a new idea. Good on her!

On Mon, 15 Apr 2024 19:16:48 -0000 (UTC)
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> https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/idaho-woman-85-fatally-shot-home-
> intruder-heroic-act-self-defense-rcna147312

> Shooting leftards who trespass is not a new idea. Good on her!

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