According to police records, Steven Thomas told Suwanee Police dispatch in the early morning hours of the shooting. Officers responded to the call about 3 a.m., and Steven Thomas soon surrendered without incident. He was taken into detention and later released.I suppose this all means if it turns out to have been "just an accident," there's no problem.
Charissa Thomas' body was found at the top of the staircase. A gun was positioned between her legs, and a cell phone was next to her body. There was a "large amount of blood" on her head, face and body, the incident report said
There was blood leading away from her body, through the master bedroom and into the master bathroom. There was blood in the sink, and water was still running.
Police also said a rag and cleaning agent were found on the floor just outside the bathroom. In the master bedroom, a bedside stand had been moved away from a wall irregularly, the police report said.
What do you think? Please leave a comment.
When you have a dead body, it's always either an accident or an attack by the dead body. For the NRA, dead men or women tell no tales.
ReplyDeleteThere are 100,000,000 gun owners in this country, and 4,000,000 NRA members. I'll leave you to calculate the percentage.
DeleteWhy do you consistently leave out the part about how the police are still investigating? All the moving around and cleaning agent bits tell me that there's more to the story, as does the location of the gun. Give the police time to do their jobs.
ReplyDeleteAny idea why there is so little news on this? A woman shot at 3am by her husband in an affluent neighborhood with cleaning agents nearby and not following police instructions to go outside is kind of a big deal.
ReplyDeleteIt could be because gun "accidents" are so commonplace that they aren't really news, and after all it was only a woman who was killed, you know, second class citizen and all.
DeleteI hope they do investigate this, she was my friend. A wonderful person. How can you accidentally shoot someone in the head???
ReplyDeleteI's sorry to hear that you knew her, Alma.
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DeleteI am not buying the accidental shooting either. Seems that the people of Suwanee have forgiven and forgotten based on the lack of reporting on this. You dont shoot your wife in the head by accident, especially at 3am. Just doesnt add up.
DeleteWe all know accidents happen, but seriously people ? how does a loving husband his wife...in the head, kill her, at 03:00am in the morning, by accident ?? was she dressed as a burglar maybe ? in disguise ? Further, and even more questionable, is the fact that the gun was found between her legs, cleaning agents and rags found, in attempt to cover something up, possibly conceal a crime, and blood leading to sink in bathroom, coagulated blood on floor, furniture moved in unusual manner, etc etc. We dont buy this story at all. It stinks like last weeks trash ! ! Lets home the authorities in GA have their act together and forensics testing will disprove Mr Thomas' story here. Be patient, testing & analysis takes time. Lets hope justice prevails in Suwanee Ga.
DeleteWhy would the gun, fired by the husband, be found between this poor womans legs ? ? Blood takes time to coagulate also. How much time went by between the time the shooting occured and the when police were notified. Seems to me it would take some valuable time to dig out the cleaning agents, clean up the scene a bit and possibly move the body around before calling for the police and ambulance to possibly help save his wifes life. Ive been a Law enforcement officer 26 yrs and this story just doesnt add up. I would love to talk to the first officers to arrive at this scene and hear what they have to say. Lets hope the authorities piece together what really happened in this case, accident or not. Northern Lawman .........
ReplyDeleteI think you're right, Northern Lawman. Thanks for the comment.
DeleteI am seriously shocked the wife's family hasnt caught on to this guy yet...the guys is a text book sociopath..one need only read the Sociopath Next Door to see all the basic signs. He traded her in for a younger model...he made it clear to his coworkers her role in life was to look good for him....
ReplyDeleteLisa T,
DeleteReading the book you mention above, The Sociopath Next Door" does not qualify you to diagnose someone as a sociopath. However, since you mention he traded her in for a younger model and had made it clear to his coworkers her role in life was to look good for him......you must have known them or worked with him? You owe it her family and friends to do the following immediately!
(1) Notify her relatives & authorities of what happened.
Do not be vague. Name names, and specify dates and circumstances. Identify witnesses if possible and provide supporting documentation if any is available.
(2) Inform the police. The police will keep the information on file, and investigate it since a crime was committed. Nevertheless, if you have information place the information in their hands.
Otherwise, please refrain from judging others, if you have no facts....