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Burn
Hermitage, TN
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He should fry for taking the life of such a wonderful father!
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Tracy
Kansas City, MO
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I can't believe this man has such rage over money. His mug shot shows a scary look in his eyes. I pray that he can find Jesus through this. Brian was a great man and he was very needed by his family.
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Micah
Kansas City, MO
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Brian was known to many, to be murdered in such a way is unforgiveable. I've never met his wife & children but I know he was loved. Brian could be funny, serious, or even stuck-up, but that's what made him a beautiful person inside. He will be missed by those who knew him. My prayers and thoughts go out to his family.
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A friend
Hermitage, TN
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It is hard to believe it WAS just money. There should never be any rushes to judgment when a wonderful life was taken by a worthless human like gilmer.
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Carol
Kansas City, MO
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Burn wrote: He should fry for taking the life of such a wonderful father! Why are you saying a thing like this. Is it because Gilmer is black and Brian is white. Everyone is sufferings because of this awful situation!
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Concerned
Reno, OH
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Carol wrote: <quoted text> Why are you saying a thing like this. Is it because Gilmer is black and Brian is white. Everyone is sufferings because of this awful situation! It has nothing to do with race, but what matters is that he committed the most evil of crimes in taking another persons life. He murdered Brian, shooting an unarmed man 4 times, and Douglas will be judged. Brian will never hold his children because of the pure evil Douglas chose to unleash on Brian and everyone who knew Brian, over something so insignificant!!
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Brians knees Nicky
Edmond, OK
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Brian was such a wonderful Guy. He was known by so many people. His little girl Haylee, Heard the song that Tommy wrote for Brian and started to cry and said my daddy is dead. then she got up put her chin up and said " My Daddy is not dead He is walking on those streets of gold and God is making him a big mansion and when Me and Cammi die we will live in that big mansion with no bad people that want to hurt my daddyans we will live there forever. While in the mean time Cameron the youngest went to all of his 10 cousins and said my daddy is walking on streets of gold.( Cameron is only 2 While the little Girl is 4 )
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JAKE
O Fallon, IL
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If Brian was such a good person, why did he break in to get his wifes' things. You don't do this unless you want trouble.
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sarah
O Fallon, IL
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Sound like this is a pattern for Brian and his wife. Sounds to me like they have a problem with stability/and paying their rent.
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Bham
Birmingham, AL
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JAKE wrote: If Brian was such a good person, why did he break in to get his wifes' things. You don't do this unless you want trouble. You don't murder someone and not go to hell.
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Bham
Birmingham, AL
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sarah wrote: Sound like this is a pattern for Brian and his wife. Sounds to me like they have a problem with stability/and paying their rent. What did you see in this case that showed a patttern for Brian and his wife. You must be related to this nut case or just get kicks by posting stupid remarks about people you don't know. Either way you seem to have troubles of your own. If there was a pattern developing it was with Gilmer. GILMER HAS CRIMINAL HISTORY Gilmer had apparently held his teaching position with the Kansas City Missouri School District even though he was on probation from the domestic case in Johnson County, Ks. The Landmark searched court records in Johnson County and discovered Gilmer had been placed on 12 months probation last May for violating an order of protection in a case involving a domestic dispute. Gilmer was found guilty, ordered to serve the 12 months of probation and assessed court costs and domestic violence program fees. As of Tuesday, at least some Kansas City Missouri School District officials seemed unaware of Gilmer's latest trouble with the law.
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law101
Middleton, MA
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In case some of you didnt read the artical, the police told both Brandi and Brian to leave the property earlier in the day. How do you expect Mr. Gilmer to protect his property??? If Brandi had obeyed the restraining order, her husband and father of her children would still be here. She is the one that should be in jail.
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Bham
Birmingham, AL
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law101 wrote: In case some of you didnt read the artical, the police told both Brandi and Brian to leave the property earlier in the day. How do you expect Mr. Gilmer to protect his property??? If Brandi had obeyed the restraining order, her husband and father of her children would still be here. She is the one that should be in jail. Let's see he can protect his property by calling the police back. It's not like they were stealing his stuff. They were collecting their things. This coment is coming from someone that thinks murderers are inocent and people that don't obey restraining orders should go to jail. Well Brians in heaven and Gilmers in _______???Answer that question.
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A friend
Hermitage, TN
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law101 wrote: In case some of you didnt read the artical, the police told both Brandi and Brian to leave the property earlier in the day. How do you expect Mr. Gilmer to protect his property??? If Brandi had obeyed the restraining order, her husband and father of her children would still be here. She is the one that should be in jail. In case you don't know what really happened that day, the police told Brian and Brandi they couldn't force gilmer to let them in, but also couldn't tell them not to collect their things. The bottom line is that Gilmer stepped up and opened fire on an unarmed man. Sounds like a pitiful coward to me! If he truly was protecting his property. Couldnt he have handled this situation with his hands? All he would have gotten was a quick ass kickin! Now he is in jail and a "kickin" is not what his ass will be taking from now on!
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A friend
Hermitage, TN
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JAKE wrote: If Brian was such a good person, why did he break in to get his wifes' things. You don't do this unless you want trouble. First off, Brian was a great person and you should look in the mirror and ask yourself what kind of person you are for saying that. Two small children lost their father to a thug that decided before even pulling a gun that he was going to kill someone.( he called 911 to tell them he was going to kill someone) Premeditation is the only word that comes to mind. Trouble? Ha Trouble is the last thing he wanted. All he wanted was to get Brandi and the kids closer to him so he could raise his babies in a loving environment. Now he can't because of the scum bag YOU are standing up for. You should ask yourself again. What kind of person am I? Its your kind of ignorance that breeds the Webber D. Gilmers of the world.
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A friend
Hermitage, TN
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sarah wrote: Sound like this is a pattern for Brian and his wife. Sounds to me like they have a problem with stability/and paying their rent. Sounds like the only pattern I know of is the one of ignorance coming out of IL.
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A friend
Hermitage, TN
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Carol wrote: <quoted text> Why are you saying a thing like this. Is it because Gilmer is black and Brian is white. Everyone is sufferings because of this awful situation! Why does it have to be black and white? It's because of this stupidity that the world is still unequal. Do you feel like people treat you different for your color? Whatever it may be? If so get over it so we can all move on being equal. White, Black, Pink, or Purple the man should FRY for what he did! Put the blame on the one who pulled the trigger 4 times, not on the color of the man who was murdered!
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Matt
Tulsa, OK
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Bham wrote: <quoted text> Let's see he can protect his property by calling the police back. It's not like they were stealing his stuff. They were collecting their things. This coment is coming from someone that thinks murderers are inocent and people that don't obey restraining orders should go to jail. Well Brians in heaven and Gilmers in _______???Answer that question. The reason that the police asked Brian, Brandi, and John to leave is because the police were fearful for The Harrell family's safety. In addition to that, the police told The Harrell's that they had EVERY right to their belongings in the property. Gilmer was acting like an uncaged monkey because he knew that he was in the wrong. The police thought that Gilmer would calm down. Not the case. Now we will find out what years of being caged up will do to that monkey.
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Matt
Tulsa, OK
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Bham wrote: <quoted text> Let's see he can protect his property by calling the police back. It's not like they were stealing his stuff. They were collecting their things. This coment is coming from someone that thinks murderers are inocent and people that don't obey restraining orders should go to jail. Well Brians in heaven and Gilmers in _______???Answer that question. Brian and Brandi had every right to get their belongings. The police told Gilmer this! The police suggested that The Harrel's leave for a while while Gilmer would calm down. He was acting like an uncaged monkey! Needless to say this worthless piece of flesh did not calm down. Now we will see what years of being locked in a cage will do to do this monkey.
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Matt
Tulsa, OK
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Brian and Brandi had every right to get their belongings. The police told Gilmer this! The police suggested that The Harrel's leave for a while while Gilmer would calm down. He was acting like an uncaged monkey! Needless to say this worthless piece of flesh did not calm down. Now we will see what years of being locked in a cage will do to do this monkey.
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