Man accused of killing boss tried to buy gun before attack

[livingston]

NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) -

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said the man accused of killing his former boss with a hatchet tried to buy a gun just days before the attack.

• Acting TBI Director Jason Locke said Domenic Micheli tried to buy a gun before the attack at Balance Training in Belle Meade.

The TBI said the sale was denied because Micheli failed the required TBI background check.
Man accused of killing boss tried to buy gun before attack

 

[livingston]

A hatchet here or a knife in London . ... Someone that wants to murder a person not being able to purchase a gun often does not prevent one from doing the crime .

 

[Grimscale]

But since he couldn't buy a gun he was unable to kill the 50 other employees in the building in a matter of seconds.
Right?

Isn't that the argument used nowadays?

 

[Dinkus the Stinkus]

But since he couldn't buy a gun he was unable to kill the 50 other employees in the building in a matter of seconds.
Right?

Isn't that the argument used nowadays?

If that was his goal he would have found a way to do that. But you know that already, their arguments are trash.

 

[GOYABEAN]

Hmmm that worked out well

 

[Steal2B]

But since he couldn't buy a gun he was unable to kill the 50 other employees in the building in a matter of seconds.
Right?

Isn't that the argument used nowadays?

Hatchets should be banned like silencers or threaded barrel features. A hatchet and knife is silent. He could have quietly hacked as many as planned in stealth without warning or alerting others.

 

[Celt]

Man, the victim had 5 kids.. that SUCKS.