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Leroy N. Soetoro

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May 20, 2013, 12:35:59 AM5/20/13
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A Wisconsin woman saved her husband from an attacking black bear outside
of their cabin by hitting the animal with a gun, authorities said.

Fox 11 reports that Gerre Ninnemann initially saw the bear running after
his dog, Maddy, on Wednesday. He then went outside the Silver Cliff cabin
to summon the 8-year-old yellow lab inside, but the bear chased and
tackled Ninnemann, biting and clawing at his back.

�I came running out into the yard here, shouting, waving my arms at the
bear, thinking that would care him away,� the retired financial planner
told the station. �But it didn�t. All it did was leave the dog and come
right for me.�

Ninnemann briefly escaped and ran to the corner of the cabin, but the bear
mauled him again. Ninnemann's wife, Marie, then found a shotgun in the
cabin�s basement, but she didn�t know how to load it properly. She instead
took the weapon outside the struck the bear on its head, allowing her
husband to escape. The couple then backtracked into the cabin with the gun
pointed at the bear.

�Now the bear is right at the front door and at the windows,� Gerre
Ninneman said.

The bear, which was only a year old, then continued to circle the cabin
and looked into its windows. A responding deputy later shot and killed the
animal with "one shot," Gerre Ninneman said.

Ninneman suffered bite marks from his waist to the back of his head and
required staples to close some wounds. He was hospitalized but is expected
to recover, as is the couple's dog.

The bear, meanwhile, was being checked for rabies in Madison during a
necropsy to determine what may have prompted the attack, Department of
Natural Resources supervisor John Huff said.

�Generally, bears avoid encounters,� Huff told the station. �We�re not
really sure why the bear made the decision it did. It was a bad decision.�

Bear attacks are extremely rare in the area. There have only been a few
attacks in Wisconsin in recent decades, Huff told the Milwaukee Journal
Sentinel.

Ninneman said he�ll now teach his wife how to properly load and fire a
shotgun.

�I owe her my life,� he said.



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States of America.

Eric Holder, racist black murdering United States Attorney General, still
has his job.

Nancy Pelosi, Democrat criminal, accessory before and after the fact to
improper vetting of Barry Soetoro aka Barack Hussein Obama, a confirmed
felon using SSAN 042-68-4425, belonging to a dead man.

Obama ignored the brutal killing of an American diplomat in Benghazi, then
relieved American military officers who attempted to prevent said murder
in order to cover up his own ineptness.

Obama continues his goal of disarming America while ObamaCare increases
insurance premiums 200% and leaves millions without health care.

Obama helped bankrupt Illinois. Democrat run Chicago closes 54 public
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SaPeIsMa

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May 20, 2013, 9:23:53 AM5/20/13
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"Leroy N. Soetoro" <leroys...@usurper.org> wrote in message
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> http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/17/wisconsin-woman-reportedly-saves-
> husband-from-attacking-bear/?intcmp=obinsite
>
> A Wisconsin woman saved her husband from an attacking black bear outside
> of their cabin by hitting the animal with a gun, authorities said.
>
> Fox 11 reports that Gerre Ninnemann initially saw the bear running after
> his dog, Maddy, on Wednesday. He then went outside the Silver Cliff cabin
> to summon the 8-year-old yellow lab inside, but the bear chased and
> tackled Ninnemann, biting and clawing at his back.
>
> �I came running out into the yard here, shouting, waving my arms at the
> bear, thinking that would care him away,� the retired financial planner
> told the station. �But it didn�t. All it did was leave the dog and come
> right for me.�
>
> Ninnemann briefly escaped and ran to the corner of the cabin, but the bear
> mauled him again. Ninnemann's wife, Marie, then found a shotgun in the
> cabin�s basement, but she didn�t know how to load it properly. She instead
> took the weapon outside the struck the bear on its head, allowing her
> husband to escape. The couple then backtracked into the cabin with the gun
> pointed at the bear.
>
> �Now the bear is right at the front door and at the windows,� Gerre
> Ninneman said.
>
> The bear, which was only a year old, then continued to circle the cabin
> and looked into its windows. A responding deputy later shot and killed the
> animal with "one shot," Gerre Ninneman said.
>
> Ninneman suffered bite marks from his waist to the back of his head and
> required staples to close some wounds. He was hospitalized but is expected
> to recover, as is the couple's dog.
>
> The bear, meanwhile, was being checked for rabies in Madison during a
> necropsy to determine what may have prompted the attack, Department of
> Natural Resources supervisor John Huff said.
>
> �Generally, bears avoid encounters,� Huff told the station. �We�re not
> really sure why the bear made the decision it did. It was a bad decision.�
>
> Bear attacks are extremely rare in the area. There have only been a few
> attacks in Wisconsin in recent decades, Huff told the Milwaukee Journal
> Sentinel.
>
> Ninneman said he�ll now teach his wife how to properly load and fire a
> shotgun.
>
> �I owe her my life,� he said.
>

He'd better get her to a class to learn how to properly use that shotgun

Wayne

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May 20, 2013, 11:27:51 AM5/20/13
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"SaPeIsMa" wrote in message news:knd84e$6si$1...@dont-email.me...
# He'd better get her to a class to learn how to properly use that shotgun

Perhaps he did that before and she was not interested. And maybe this will
change her mind.

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