you gotta put some lead in your pencil son

basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

No kidding.

OTOH, I'd prefer the media wait a couple days to get their facts straight.

There better be a [Followup] submission.

This wouldn't have happened if somone had been armed!

basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

He probably meant to shoot someone else later on that day, but he went off prematurely.

Whelp, Nurglitch stole my line...

/got nothin'

basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

Don't know what the back-story is, but he sure had a hardon for the Doc.

Erectile dysfunction doctor, it's a hard life.

For a rage-on lasting more than four hours, consult a physician.

I betcha it was a patient that wasn't happy with the results of prostate surgery.

Things aren't looking up for the shooter anymore...

He didn't have a firm grip on the situation apparently...

He's going to have a lot of downtime in his future...

/subtle...

basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

The doctor was keeping him impotent so the good doctor could keep slipping it to the wife.

Another responsible gun-owner making good use of his tool.

Snort: basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

The doctor was keeping him impotent so the good doctor could keep slipping it to the wife.

Upon further review, that scenario is doubtful.

Police arrested Stanwood Fred Elkus, 75, of Lake Elsinore, on Monday on suspicion of shooting Dr. Ronald Gilbert, 52, of Huntington Beach, multiple times in the torso.

What a dick move.

Also, good headline subby!

And more info.

The Suspect

Newport Beach police were on scene throughout the night at Elkus' residence in the 15600 block of Laguna Avenue in Lake Elsinore, according to Deputy Albert Martinez of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.

James Lord, 54, a neighbor from across the street, said he knew the suspect well. Elkus lived alone and had been a resident of the area nearly 20 years, Lord said.

"He was a nice guy who never bothered anyone," he said.

"He had some kind of prostrate problem, but I don't where his doctor was located," Lord added.
They always never bother anyone.

Wouldn't his patients be the soft type anyways? It'd only be the former patients and non-patients...

Snort: Snort: basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

The doctor was keeping him impotent so the good doctor could keep slipping it to the wife.

Upon further review, that scenario is doubtful.

Police arrested Stanwood Fred Elkus, 75, of Lake Elsinore, on Monday on suspicion of shooting Dr. Ronald Gilbert, 52, of Huntington Beach, multiple times in the torso.

In other words:Stay off my lawn!

Snort: He had some kind of prostrate problem

Yup. As I predicted. A botched prostate surgery left the guy impotent or wearing an adult diaper.

zetar: Snort: He had some kind of prostrate problem

Yup. As I predicted. A botched prostate surgery left the guy impotent or wearing an adult diaper.

Really? I thought maybe he'd been wandering in the desert and became crazed by the heat.

Snort: "He had some kind of prostrate problem



Not prostate, you idiot! Probate!

Snort: And more info.

The Suspect

Newport Beach police were on scene throughout the night at Elkus' residence in the 15600 block of Laguna Avenue in Lake Elsinore, according to Deputy Albert Martinez of the Riverside County Sheriff's Department.

James Lord, 54, a neighbor from across the street, said he knew the suspect well. Elkus lived alone and had been a resident of the area nearly 20 years, Lord said.

"He was a nice guy who never bothered anyone," he said.

"He had some kind of prostrate problem, but I don't where his doctor was located," Lord added.
They always never bother anyone.

No, the doc has a prostrate problem.

The shooter has a prostate problem.

Wow, I bet no one so it coming.

zetar: I betcha it was a patient that wasn't happy with the results of prostate surgery.

I disagree I bet he was banging the guys wife or daughter.

It'll never stand up in a court of law.

About 20 years ago in the San Diego area, (Chula Vista, I think), a urologist was shot in the groin by an angry Mexican older male who had his prostate removed. From what I deduced from the newspaper article, the patient evidently either did not understand what the doctor told him regarding the probability of becoming impotent following the surgery due to the nerves controling the erection process generally being severed during the removal process and that would result in not being able to ever have a normal erection...or he was not paying attention or his command of the English language was such that he missed some of what he was told. In any case, he became very angry at the doctor and blamed him for his condition so he took a gun to the doctor's office and made sure that the doctor would suffer as he was and not be able to ever have an erection. Perhaps this case is similar to the one in Chula Vista.

no doubt a hard one to swallow for his family.

Hated that guy... You got 'complimentary' security detail to the parking lot by Snickers, the Finger Pointing clown.

zetar: Snort: He had some kind of prostrate problem

Yup. As I predicted. A botched prostate surgery left the guy impotent or wearing an adult diaper.

This would be the second time I have heard of this kind of shooting. The last doctor survived because the patient only wanted to take away the docs boner as well.

basemetal: The story behind the reasoning of the shooter should be interesting.

Probably just pissed.

lack of warmth: zetar: Snort: He had some kind of prostrate problem

Yup. As I predicted. A botched prostate surgery left the guy impotent or wearing an adult diaper.

This would be the second time I have heard of this kind of shooting. The last doctor survived because the patient only wanted to take away the docs boner as well.

Stanwood Elkus, Suspect In Dr. Robert Gilbert Shooting, 'Plagued By Prostate Troubles