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Concealed carry gone tragically wrong

Glenn G. is a retired U.S. Army Colonel who lives in Alabama. One Sunday afternoon around 5 P.M. Glenn met a man to discuss purchasing a utility trailer. Glenn had interacted with the man on Facebook and was interested in purchasing the trailer. When they met up, the 21-year-old man told Glenn that the trailer …

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Surviving for 36 hours in a deadly storm

David M. and Jack C. are avid climbers who were hiking Mount Rainier early one June. If you’re not familiar with it, Mount Rainier is a large active volcano in the state of Washington, located about 60 miles southwest of Seattle. The mountain has a summit elevation of nearly 14,410 feet and is the highest …

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Boiling rocks to purify water

Brandy S. lives in San Clemente, CA and like many Californians, she likes to visit the beach. One day she visited San Onofre State Beach with her kids. While there, the kids picked up some colorful rocks to take home. The rocks were an array of colors including green and orange. The kids handed Brandy …

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California’s sinister Glock ban

On February 28th, 1997, Larry P. and Emil M. robbed a Bank of America in North Hollywood, CA. The two men were equipped with illegally modified automatic rifles, full body armor, and thousands of rounds of ammunition. One of the men carried a MAK-90 rifle (similar to an AK-47) modified to be fully automatic. The …

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Subtle use of graymail for protection

The Iran-Contra Affair was a political scandal that rocked the U.S. between 1981 and 1986. U.S. officials were selling arms to Iran and planned to use the proceeds from the sales to fund the Contras, a rebel group in Nicaragua. In addition, the U.S. administration justified the arms shipments as an attempt to free seven …