Hey everyone, I can't stop thinking about the eerie role the family business might have played in this devastating situation. Walter had been running WE Birdsong & Associates, a company involved in gun manufacturing, which certainly would have meant having access to firearms and perhaps even influenced the methods chosen in this tragic incident. It makes me wonder if there was ever any concern among family members or colleagues about potential risks given their line of work. Did anyone ever voice worries about Kurt having access to firearms? I know hindsight is 20/20, but with the existing tensions and his apparent instability after the lawsuit's outcome, this seems like something that might have been on a lot of people's minds. My heart goes out to everyone involved and affected by this awful tragedy. It's a chilling reminder of how deeply personal issues combined with access to weapons can escalate into the unthinkable. Would love to hear your thoughts on this aspect or if you've seen similar patterns in other cases. Stay safe out there. Sending strength to the Birdsong family and community, [Username]
