TWO HOLLYWOOD CELEBS KILLED ATTACKING ARMED CITIZEN

   Reed Sanders and his wife Cheryl---both principals in the Hollywood stunt industry---are dead of multiple gunshot wounds after ambushing a couple in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Unfortunately for the Sanders', Lindsey Duncan---CEO of a health-services company and Cheryl's ex-husband---was a Concealed Carry Permit holder and armed at the time. Duncan wasn't charged; the Greene County Sheriff declaring the shooting a clear act of self-defense. 

  Duncan told the Dayton Daily News that he and his wife Molly were out for a breakfast together at a local diner and returned home. They parked in the driveway; Lindsey went to get the mail, when he heard shots. He turned to see two masked figures coming from the bushes and one (later identified Reed Sanders) pointing a gun at Molly. His instincts as a husband took over; he drew and fired, riddling the thug with bullets. He then exchanged shots with the second attacker (later identified as Cheryl Sanders), who was killed as well. 

   

   The Greene County Sheriff's Office confirmed that the Sanders' had erected a camera on the property so that they could livestream and record the attack. Their car had fake license plates. He also noted that Duncan divorced Cheryl in 2009 because of her increasingly unbalanced behavior fueled by a drug addiction. She refused treatment and returned to Hollywood. The Sheriff stated that Duncan's home had been subject to extra surveillance because of repeated threats from Cheryl.

   Here we have it again: Reed and Cheryl Sanders---the Hollywood crowd that is just oh-so-much-better-than-the-rest-of-you. But the hicks and hillbillies out in Flyover Country are, in this case, still alive. “Those gates don’t protect you, and neither does the money,” Duncan afterwards remarked. Too bad those Hollywood nitwits didn't think of that first. 

   Molly Duncan said in a Press Conference that "Lindsey is my absolute hero and I am lucky to be alive. God orchestrated everything perfectly so we would survive. I am a mother and I still get to see my kids grow up. I am thankful and that’s it. … I would just ask everybody to pray for us.”