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I'm sure this Godly man will be persecuted for shooting his hellbound cousin, but the way I look at it, he was just protecting his family from shape-shifting demons and the children that serve them.
If the little slut didn't want to get shot, she shouldn't have been consorting with demons, dancing around a pire by moonlight during Samhain season. Christians are understandibly on edge around the Devil's Birthday, with so many witches and demons around. And really, letting a girl dress up as a skunk? I blame her parents!
If I'd seen this little posessed polecat, I'd have shot it too!
Girl in Halloween Costume Mistaken for Skunk Shot by Cousin
An 8-year-old girl in New Sewickley Township, Pa., dressed for Halloween in a black costume and a black hat with a white feather was shot over the weekend by her cousin who thought she was a skunk.
In a statement Monday, New Sewickley Township Chief of Police Ronald Leindecker said the girl was at a Halloween bonfire at a family member's home around 10 p.m. The girl, whose name has not been released, was said to have been playing on a hillside when the home's owner, Janet Grant, mistook her for the noxious pest.
Police said Grant then asked her son, Thomas Grant, who police said was the victim's cousin, to shoot the pest.
According to the statement, Grant then retrieved a shotgun from the home. While his mother shined a flashlight at what they believed was a skunk, Thomas fired the gun, striking the still unidentified girl in the shoulder and abdomen.
The girl was flown by helicopter about 30 miles to Pittsburgh Children's Hospital, where she underwent surgery and where, according to police, she remains in critical condition.
An 8-year-old girl in New Sewickley Township, Pa., dressed for Halloween in a black costume and a black hat with a white feather was shot over the weekend by her cousin who thought she was a skunk.
In a statement Monday, New Sewickley Township Chief of Police Ronald Leindecker said the girl was at a Halloween bonfire at a family member's home around 10 p.m. The girl, whose name has not been released, was said to have been playing on a hillside when the home's owner, Janet Grant, mistook her for the noxious pest.
Police said Grant then asked her son, Thomas Grant, who police said was the victim's cousin, to shoot the pest.
According to the statement, Grant then retrieved a shotgun from the home. While his mother shined a flashlight at what they believed was a skunk, Thomas fired the gun, striking the still unidentified girl in the shoulder and abdomen.
The girl was flown by helicopter about 30 miles to Pittsburgh Children's Hospital, where she underwent surgery and where, according to police, she remains in critical condition.
If I'd seen this little posessed polecat, I'd have shot it too!
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