Gun Show Death Verdict

[Fly Rod]

Father one hundred per cent negligent. Regardless if the father should had been tried in court, remember that he has to live with himself being responsible for his sons death.There is also some liability on the gun club too. Absolutely no one should have allowed that kid to have pulled the trigger.

[BigFish]

Thats true FR he does have to live with it and that is a heavy enough load......and thats where it should have ended.

[fishpoopoo]

Breaking:

Remaining charges being dropped against two defendants.

My heart just aches looking at the photo of that boy.

Charges being dropped in Bizilj case | WWLP.com

Charges being dropped in Bizilj case
Decision comes after Fleury verdict
Updated: Tuesday, 18 Jan 2011, 12:34 PM EST
Published : Tuesday, 18 Jan 2011, 12:01 PM EST

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP-AP) - Prosecutors are dropping involuntary manslaughter charges against two men in connection with the accidental shooting death of eight year-old Christopher Bizilj, after a third defendant was acquitted last week.

The Hampden County District Attorney's office told 22News that they will not be pursuing involuntary manslaughter charges against Domenico Spano of New Milford, Connecticut, and Carl Giuffre of West Hartford, Connecticut.

Special Prosecutor and Former District Attorney William Bennett says in documents filed Tuesday in Hampden Superior Court he doesn't believe prosecuting Domenico Spano of New Milford, Conn., and Carl Giuffre of West Hartford, Conn., is "in the interests of justice."

Bizilj, of Ashford, Conn., died in October 2008 after an Uzi submachine gun he was firing kicked back and shot him in the head at a gun fair at the Westfield Sportsmen's Club. Authorities said that Spano and Giuffre brought machine guns to the event.

A jury on Friday acquitted former Pelham Police Chief Edward Fleury of involuntary manslaughter and furnishing machine guns to minors. Fleury's company co-sponsored the fair.