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Do you suppose that while laid up in the hospital he's ruminating on the philosphy of self-defense?
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/44841.htm
MAN SHOT IN HOME INVASION A PEACENIK
By BRIDGET HARRISON and ERIN CALABRESE
The grad student shot in a home-invasion horror on the Upper West Side is a peace activist who hails from a small Pennsylvania town and moved to the Big Apple only last year, friends said yesterday.
Keith Whitmoyer, a 24-year-old philosophy student at the New School, is battling lung and stomach wounds in St. Luke's Hospital after Sunday's vicious attack. He was shot in front of his terrified fiancée after a thug followed her into their building on West 108th Street and pushed his way into the apartment, demanding cash.
After robbing the pair, the burglar appeared to linger, prompting Whitmoyer to ask, "Are you going to shoot me now?" The thug then pumped three bullets into him.
Yesterday, Whitmoyer's shaken fiancée, Anne van Leeuwen, helped cops put together a sketch of the gunman.
"He [Whitmoyer] is doing much better, but our concentration is on getting him home and getting him well and finding the person who did it," said his mother, Joan Whitmoyer.
A friend said Whitmoyer and van Leeuwen moved in together two months ago.
"It was their first place together," said pal Summer Teague.
Whitmoyer and van Leeuwen are human-rights activists and volunteer with "The War Resistors League," friends said.
Additional reporting by Dan Kadison and Larry Celona
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/44841.htm
MAN SHOT IN HOME INVASION A PEACENIK
By BRIDGET HARRISON and ERIN CALABRESE
The grad student shot in a home-invasion horror on the Upper West Side is a peace activist who hails from a small Pennsylvania town and moved to the Big Apple only last year, friends said yesterday.
Keith Whitmoyer, a 24-year-old philosophy student at the New School, is battling lung and stomach wounds in St. Luke's Hospital after Sunday's vicious attack. He was shot in front of his terrified fiancée after a thug followed her into their building on West 108th Street and pushed his way into the apartment, demanding cash.
After robbing the pair, the burglar appeared to linger, prompting Whitmoyer to ask, "Are you going to shoot me now?" The thug then pumped three bullets into him.
Yesterday, Whitmoyer's shaken fiancée, Anne van Leeuwen, helped cops put together a sketch of the gunman.
"He [Whitmoyer] is doing much better, but our concentration is on getting him home and getting him well and finding the person who did it," said his mother, Joan Whitmoyer.
A friend said Whitmoyer and van Leeuwen moved in together two months ago.
"It was their first place together," said pal Summer Teague.
Whitmoyer and van Leeuwen are human-rights activists and volunteer with "The War Resistors League," friends said.
Additional reporting by Dan Kadison and Larry Celona