I'm not signed up for the Union Leader, so I have to post what Attorney Sean List posted from Facebook.
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Man Cleared in Self-Defense Shooting/Manchester, NH
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MaroonedinMA
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It's neither here nor there, but I wonder what his defense cost. Bet it wasn't cheap.
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Isaac Landry, age 22
Lost to gun violence on June 28, 2022 in Manchester, New Hampshire. Click to light a candle, post a photo, or tell the world about Isaac.
Isaac J. Landry Obituary 2022 - Lambert Funeral Home
View Isaac J. Landry's obituary, send flowers andfind service dates, and sign the guestbook.
obits.lambertfuneralhome.com
Too bad, seemed like the kid had problems
Sean List was recommending SD Insurance. He said even if he cuts his fees, they could easily exceed $100K.
Gotta love the spin on it, saying he was lost to gun violence. No, he was lost because he was attacking innocent people who had decided they wanted to live and took legal steps to make that possible.
If anyone or anything is to blame it’s our bs system of mental health that sucks funds right into politicians pockets and does nothing to address the problem.
If anyone or anything is to blame it’s our bs system of mental health that sucks funds right into politicians pockets and does nothing to address the problem.
Doesn't sound like he was ever charged after being arrested. So the lawyer never really had to do anything other then help with his statement to police while in custody. Probably a grand or 2.
Palladin
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AG Says Manchester Fatal Shooting in Rite Aid Parking Lot Was Self-Defense - InDepthNH.org
MANCHESTER, New Hampshire - A year ago, a lifetime of mental illness erupted into a deadly, random outburst that left one man shot dead.
indepthnh.org
Sucks to have had this hanging over his head for a year, but at least he wasn't ever formally charged. The AG document states "Immediately following the shooting on June 28, 2022, Mr. Bright agreed to a voluntary interview with detectives from the Manchester Police Department", so potentially without counsel?
Per granitestater's link:
So the extent of Bright's direct involvement with LE was an interview and handing over the firearm used in the incident (Described as " a tan colored Glock 19X with a flashlight affixedunder the barrel...The shell casing was identified as a nine-millimeter WinchesterLuger+P.." as those are the most pressing questions for NESers)NH AG said:
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ridleyman
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from obit: "Isaac had an old soul, lived life very simply, and had no desire for a materialistic life."
translation: Isaac was a homeless derelict, living out of a shopping cart and strung out on fentanyl. His hobbies include random screaming and attacking strangers.
He won't be missed.
translation: Isaac was a homeless derelict, living out of a shopping cart and strung out on fentanyl. His hobbies include random screaming and attacking strangers.
He won't be missed.
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MaverickNH
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”…I literally thought he was going to kill me if he got his hands on me or my gun at that point.’
Agreed. But it feeds the anti-gun narrative to suggest that use of a gun for self-defense can be motivated by the need to retain said gun from seizure by an attacker. The obvious retort is, if you have no gun, you don’t risk having it seized and used against you. Of course, that’s like saying you shouldn’t have a nice car to avoid being carjacked, etc. Had he said “…got his hands on me and my gun…” he’d have been more correct. That’s on his lawyer, assuming he had one when he made that statement to investigators.
