Dispute between two Jersey Shore neighbors descends into gunfire
'I can't leave my kids. If I do, please tell them that I love them,' a mother-of-four told a 911 dispatcher as the war between households turned violent.
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The disturbing truth of why a petty feud between rich neighbors in a seaside town erupted in a gun battle
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"Monday's dispute was one of many feuds the couple and Adamo has had that has been going for years.
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Like why would you intentionally live next to someone thats that much of a pain in the ass?
I'm sure the whole time they were thinking "f*** him he should move not us" etc. But in hindsight with the amount of $ they probably have, they could have opted out of that shit after year one and neither one of them would have holes in them now.
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Like why would you intentionally live next to someone thats that much of a pain in the ass?
I'm sure the whole time they were thinking "f*** him he should move not us" etc. But in hindsight with the amount of $ they probably have, they could have opted out of that shit after year one and neither one of them would have holes in them now.
gerrycaruso
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This guy Adamo was apparently an alcoholic screwball but it's so much easier to just call it gun violence. If he had used a home improvement implement no one would call it chainsaw violence or ball pean violence
Blackmore
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Those who knew the dueling homeowners described, Adamo as an alcoholic and a 'nut job' while others called him a 'nice guy' particularly when 'sober.'
I also love the fact that the Keystone Cops concluded that if a pressure cooker is anywhere but in the kitchen it must be an explosive device.
I also love the fact that the Keystone Cops concluded that if a pressure cooker is anywhere but in the kitchen it must be an explosive device.
steven grammont
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I don't have tons of room in my kitchen , my slow cooker is in a closet in my gun room
VetteGirlMA
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One lesson I learned having a house in a seaside vacation area is to not sweat about strangers as much. People walking the beach and don't know where they are anymore, etc. Second lesson is live and let live. As long as my neighbor isn't parking in my driveway I could care less.
fencer
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I was thinking the same thing. Like "mansion"? My house is about the same size and I would hardly consider it a mansion.I love how the Daily Mail calls any decent sized house on the US, a mansion.
What square footage gets you into the mansion category? Over 4000 square feet?
I also love that the neighbors house looks like a 2 bedroom ranch. f***ing Jersey Shore.... an abject lesson on how to f*** up miles of beautiful beaches with the liberal application of white trash whose names end with a vowel.
I got a taste of mentally unstable idiots with addictions when I first was married and living in a trailer park. God help us with the demented shit I observed. I had to deal with the typical drunken loony single mom neighbor / drug dealer. I vowed that when I was able to afford a house I would try to have neighbor separation. I live on a wooded .9 acre corner lot and my neighbors are very respectful as am I. My closest neighbors are an older female couple and they are very quiet and friendly. I did them a few downed tree cutting favors, plowed their driveway in really bad storms in exchange for having to listen to my dirt bikes and my Harley.
LTCRN
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Trying to drum up future business?
I think it's classified as a McMansion. The monstrosity is out of place, an actual eyesore to the neighborhood. Eventually all the ranches will get bought up, torn down, and replaced with the same McMansion but it's going to take years before that happens. Then the ocean will demolish them all and the homeowners will be crying poor mouth and begging for the town or state to do something for them to protect their prize!
Be careful! You could end up with a new pair of cement shoes!
! Isn't a pressure cooker a "fast cooker" though? Higher P with constant V means higher T, which would mean faster cooking, right?I don't have tons of room in my kitchen , my slow cooker is in a closet in my gun room
Be careful! You could end up with a new pair of cement shoes!
Kwatkoski, the Polish mafia?
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Rich people petty wars are usually next level. An area of beach front property in Beverly we affectionately call "Billionaires Row" (probably no billionaires), had a few of these people. One of them had a helipad on his property and would fly his helicopter over his neighbors property in the middle of the night to piss him off. So the pissed off neighbor rented 60 porta potties and lined that neighbors beach walk access property line with it so he had to stare at those to get to the beach. If these a**h***s need help spending some of their money id be happy to help
namedpipes
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A surprising percentage of kitchen and household appliances are useful in (at least amateur) gunsmithing.
My wife's ultrasonic jewelry cleaner does a bang-up job cleaning grips, small parts, springs and such you find inside a pistol, for instance.
That one took two flower bouquets and a box of chocolates to smooth over...
LTCRN
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I could write a book, actually a novel, on what I've had to deal with. The first idiot, Level 3, left after 10 years. Thankfully cancer got him and the good Lord sent him to hell! The next, B&E / crackhead drunk bros., unwillingly left after 17 years. One to the ACI for a long vacation for playing with a 15 year old girl he met online. Hopefully, he's still there. Followed by the drunk, drug dealing / addict relatives, who left after 22 years. But the drunk, crackhead, ex con sexual assault offender, Peeping Tom way down the street is still staggering strong. That bastard has used up his nine lives tenfold!
But that's not the end! I now have a new chapter to write as the new McMansion next door has become a juvenile frat house, even endorsed by their Father. Stay tuned! Just because you have money to pay for an over $1 million dollar home doesn't mean you have class or respect for your neighbors, especially at 0120 on a Saturday night. Next time, the cops are being called!
Unfortunately neighbors are like relatives, you can't pick them but due to unforseen circumstances, you have to live with them. Moving is the simple solution but getting along or ignoring them is sometimes the only solution!
quinnjalan
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My mother in-law lives in NJ. I can’t stand the place. Even my wife won’t move back. As mentioned a good fence goes a long way. Also, if I think I’m going to get raided I might have to buy a few pressure cookers and leave them in various rooms!
namedpipes
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Follow @quinnjalan for more lifestyle tips on slowing down search warrants and/or SWAT raids!![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
Like dogs wearing kevlar and a helmet?
quinnjalan
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Ding it, we have three dogs. I’ll go broke kitting them out in battle rattle.
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Do they make dog helmets? I’ll have to Google that one.
My wife was gonna “surprise me with a rescue“ I would’ve lost my shit if she just showed up with a random dog
My best friend’s buried I’d have to assemble a team of dogs for something like that…
HARRYM
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Three dead in ‘murder-suicide’ after snow shoveling dispute in Pennsylvania
Jeffrey Spaide, 47, shot dead his across-the-street neighbors, James Goy, 50, and his wife Lisa, 48, as they were clearing snow Monday morning in Plains Township.
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That one’s a weird one unfortunately that link doesn’t let you see the whole thing. I just don’t get why you kill the neighbors and then yourself.Three dead in ‘murder-suicide’ after snow shoveling dispute in Pennsylvania
Jeffrey Spaide, 47, shot dead his across-the-street neighbors, James Goy, 50, and his wife Lisa, 48, as they were clearing snow Monday morning in Plains Township.
Pick one or the other
HARRYM
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Long standing troubles....eventually some snap.
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