Family Plans to Destroy Stockpile of Inherited Guns and Ammo Worth Millions

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Tragic. I bet there's some awesome guns in all that.



http://abcnews.go.com/US/family-plans-destroy-million-worth-inherited-guns/story?id=40042251





Family Plans to Destroy Stockpile of Inherited Guns and Ammo Worth Millions, Lawyer Says


By CATHERINE THORBECKE

·Jun 22, 2016, 4:56 PM ET

Family members set to inherit a stockpile of guns and ammunition, worth millions of dollars, plan to destroy the weapons "to send a message," their attorney Daniel Brookman told ABC News today.

"They want these instruments of death to be destroyed," Brookman said. "They don’t want these weapons out on the street."

Jeffrey A. Lash, of Pacific Palisades, California, died last summer of natural causes, but left behind a stockpile of more than 1,500 guns, 6.5 tons of ammunition and nearly $250,000 in cash, according to local ABC-owned station KABC-TV. All of the purchases were legally made, KABC reported.
 
Good. They're misinformed crusaders. Better they destroy them than sell them and give the money to gun control groups.
 
You gotta wonder if all the heirs are on board or if one person maybe made that statement. That is a lot of loot to destroy, especially if that is the bulk of this person's wealth. But then they do weird stuff in Cali.
 
You can pick your friends.........but ...excuse me while I check my will.


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No shortage of firearms to purchase. If they want to throw away or distroy a sizable amount of their wealth ,then I think they have the right to be ignorant.
 
I hope they plan to toss that $250k in fire as well. They wouldn't want to be seen spending some dudes money that owned 6 tons of ammo. What would the guys at the country club think?
 
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On that note if they really wanted to do something about violent crime in the usa they would be better off selling the guns and giving the money to a food bank or affordable housing project
 
I'm with Evan,

Their property, their right to do whatever they want with it, even if we don't agree. Kinda the way it works.
 
America, freedom of speech, etc. Love it or leave it.
 
They "Had a revelation". :rolleyes:

Yep, free country, but I wonder who is behind the media coverage.
 
"his first cousins and closest relatives" are who the article says is making this call.

But wait....This gets even weirder....
Jeffrey A. Lash the guy who's decomposing body they found near his home in the car trunk last July!
He claimed to be an alien hybrid.
He had a fiance then; Catherine Nebron.....she drove his body around for awhile because she believed his 'agency' would recover it.
It is whack-a-doo central out there apparently.
 
Too bad they're so narrow minded and fixed on this agenda. I'm sure there are a number of local law enforcement agencies that could probably use some of that ammo for practice, qualification, or for on duty use.
 
The owners will be sorry once someone tells them what the equivalent value of those guns are in cases of Jack Daniels and cartons of cigarettes.
 
Figures, only an alien would leave millions of dollars to someone that wanted to destroy it...
 
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