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NR: Video of NC Man who killed his wife. |
 | By BecauseHeLives
Features Reporter
Published: Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:10 pm
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This article is about the NC man who sought after and shot and killed his wife while she was in a domestic violence shelter.
http://www.newsandrecord.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060922/NEWSREC0101/60922024
This guy had a history of violence with his other two wives. That's not all that crazy. What is crazy is... well... read the 3rd paragraph from the end.
Kinda ironic ain't it?
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 | By beth
Executive Editor
Published: Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:14 pm
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On his Web site, Woodring begged for forgiveness in one of his last messages to his wife. He promised he would change and the violence would end.
Oh we have to find that. |
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| By BecauseHeLives
Features Reporter
Published: Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:18 pm
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Talking about the killer here....
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Woodring also was a graduate student and teaching assistant at Western Carolina University, where he was seeking a degree in counseling.
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| By beth
Executive Editor
Published: Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:20 pm
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Found it:
www.woodringincorporated.com |
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| By beth
Executive Editor
Published: Fri Sep 22, 2006 1:36 pm
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I'm breaking in in the middle of fun link friday to post an interesting video from an article from the News & Record.
Greensboring's own "BecauseHeLives" points us to an interesting article about a man who breaks into a domestic shelter and kills his wife. His website which goes unmentioned in the article by the News & Record is www.woodringincorporated.com , and appears to be shut down at the current moment. But someone grabbed his video love letter to his wife, right before they did:
UPDATE:
MSN Cache of his disabled site.
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SYLVA (AP) — Law officers expanded their search Friday for a man who authorities say pushed his way into a domestic violence shelter and shot his wife to death.
John "Woody" Raymond Woodring, 35, is believed to have fled in a stolen car and is considered armed and dangerous, authorities said.
He already was wanted on domestic violence charges after allegedly violating a protecting order and trying to strangle his wife at her home Sept. 14.
Bonnie Woodring, 48, moved into the domestic violence shelter after that attack. On Monday night, her husband, armed with a shotgun, pushed past a staff worker who was leaving the shelter for the night, then shot his wife in the kitchen, investigators said.
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