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Equalizer.(Exercising The Right)
Shirlene Houston of Woodville Township, Ohio, was at home on the early morning of June 1, 2003, when two would-be burglars kicked in a door and entered the residence. She grabbed a shotgun and yelled, "What do you want?" then fired two warning shots. The men fled, but one turned and fired a few shots in her ...
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