From: [self defense owner] at [shell.portal.com] Date: Fri, 2 Jun 1995 16:15:32 -0700 Story confirmed with Lori Basheda on June 02 at about 4:00p. Sheriff was not in office to confirm. Sender: [self defense owner] at [shell.portal.com] Followup-To: [self defense editors] at [shell.portal.com] Date: May 31, 1995 Time: 2:00 in the afternoon Location: Corona, California in Riverside County Area Code: 909-737-1313 Lori Basheda Riverside Press-Enterprise 909-275-2438 Riverside County Sheriff Mark Lohman Where I saw it: Riverside Press-Enterprise, June 2, 1995 section B, page 4, article headline: "Man shot, killed after kicking in door of house" by Lori Basheda. What happened: "The man who was found dead Wednesday in a State Street flower planter was allegedly killed by a 'female acquaintance' after he broke into her house, police said yesterday. The woman has not been arrested. 'Circumstances indicate this is a justifiable homicide,' Riverside County Sheriff's Sgt. Tom Koehler said. 'However, the investigation is continuing.' John Gray, 30 was shot at least twice after he purportedly kicked in the door of the woman's home in the 19000 block of Dry Gulch just outside of the Corona City limits. Koehler declined to identify the woman. 'It could jeopardize her life,' he said. Gray's sister, Cheri Pierce, said the alleged shooter was her brother's estranged girlfriend." (Lame quote by sister deleted) "After he was shot at about 2pm, Gray apparently stumbled several blocks to the 2600 block of State Street, slumped into a flower planter in someone's front yard, and died." (Lame quote by sister and lame background on dead guy deleted) "Pierce said she never met her brother's girlfriend, but did not condemn the woman for allegedly firing the shots." (Lame quote deleted) "Koehler said police are still investigating Gray's alleged motive for what he called the 'home invasion.' He would not comment on whether Gray had been armed." (END STORY)