There is a very, VERY fukking narrow circumstance where shooting through the fukking door shouldn't automatically get you locked up. Just firing through the bytch is not reasonable or rational.
House cleaner comes to clean home in the morning, goes to wrong address, and was shot to death by homeowner
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amerikkka is a fukking hellhole for people of color 
11/08/25
House cleaner shot to death on front porch after going to wrong house in Indianapolis suburb
Authorities are considering whether to charge an Indiana homeowner who they say shot and killed a woman working as a house cleaner after she came to the wrong address.apnews.com
This is white supremacy of playing out. You can't just randomly issue the castle doctrine for somebody knocking on your front door in broad daylight. This is a can of worms that will lead to the death of delivery people, sales people, girl scouts, City officials, city utility people, contractors, etc
We're really going to have a bunch of grown men pretending that shooting through a front door is "self defense"
They were hamster Wheeling their way around the problem so much that I'm actually starting to wonder whether they know the guy personally. Like he's the police commissioners nephew or something.
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A lot of weirdos with guns itching to use them
It reminds me of that dude who killed his own daughter because she was creepin back at home after leaving during the night
Be wary people who love guns
It reminds me of that dude who killed his own daughter because she was creepin back at home after leaving during the night
Be wary people who love guns
Yea I have no problem with guns, I'm an owner. But the people that make it their entire identity (shirts, hats, 2A stickers all over the truck) are
and it's a LOT of em.
RIP
they wondering about prosecuting the shooter
They haven’t announced the shooter
Probably a White dude who wanted to shoot his gun
they wondering about prosecuting the shooter
They haven’t announced the shooter
Probably a White dude who wanted to shoot his gun
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Curt Andersen 62 years old
we will see how this goes
Curt Andersen, a 62-year-old homeowner from Whitestown, Indiana, has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of 32-year-old MarĂa Florinda RĂos PĂ©rez de Velásquez on November 5, 2025. The woman, a Guatemalan immigrant and mother of four, was part of a cleaning crew that mistakenly arrived at Andersen’s home, where she was shot on the front porch while attempting to use keys to enter the house. Andersen, a former Navy nurse, told police he believed he was being burglarized and fired a single shot in response to a commotion at his door. He has been booked into the Boone County Jail and faces a potential prison sentence of 10 to 30 years if convicted.
www.newsweek.com
we will see how this goes
Curt Andersen, a 62-year-old homeowner from Whitestown, Indiana, has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting of 32-year-old MarĂa Florinda RĂos PĂ©rez de Velásquez on November 5, 2025. The woman, a Guatemalan immigrant and mother of four, was part of a cleaning crew that mistakenly arrived at Andersen’s home, where she was shot on the front porch while attempting to use keys to enter the house. Andersen, a former Navy nurse, told police he believed he was being burglarized and fired a single shot in response to a commotion at his door. He has been booked into the Boone County Jail and faces a potential prison sentence of 10 to 30 years if convicted.
- Andersen is a Whitestown homeowner who was charged with voluntary manslaughter after fatally shooting RĂos PĂ©rez, who was doing her job and had arrived at the wrong house.
- According to police reports, RĂos PĂ©rez and her husband, Mauricio Velázquez, were attempting to use keys provided by their cleaning company to enter the home when the shooting occurred.
- Andersen’s attorney, Guy Relford, argues that his client’s actions were justified under Indiana’s “castle doctrine,” claiming he reasonably believed he was defending his home from an unlawful entry.
- Boone County Prosecutor Kent T. Eastwood stated that evidence does not support Andersen’s claim that he was acting under the state’s Stand Your Ground law, asserting that his actions were not reasonable based on the circumstances as they were known at the time.
- The case has drawn significant public attention, with the victim’s family expressing relief that criminal charges were filed, calling the death a “tragic and preventable” event
Who is Curt Andersen? Man accused of killing cleaner who went to wrong home
A homeowner was charged with voluntary manslaughter, accused of fatally shooting a housecleaner who showed up at the wrong house.
www.newsweek.com
what a sick demented human being......
Letting cowards own fire arms was one of the worst domestic policies ever in this country
Letting cowards own fire arms was one of the worst domestic policies ever in this country