Reply #49: You mean like these mass murderers?

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Jimmy Ray Price (3) On March 12, 1997, Jimmy Ray, a Fairbanks, Alaska resident was charged with murdering three fellow boarding house residents because their TV was too loud. Jimmy Ray, 53, shot and killed his three adult neighbors after asking them to turn down their TV. After killing them he walked across the street to a fried chicken restaurant and called 911.

Paul Ely Jr.(3) On October 27, 1996, in a typical fit of love gone sour, Paul Ely Jr. of Anchorage, Alaska, went hunting for his estranged wife leaving three dead and one wounded before killing himself. The suspect first attacked a police officer who was responding to a domestic violence call. After wasting the cop in the hallway of the apartment building where his estranged wife and children lived, Ely shot his wife in the gut, ran to a neighbor's house with his two small children and killed them. Then, committed suicide.

Seely, 40, died about an hour after the shooting. Christina Ely, 27, was hospitalized and is in stable condition. "I had heard that they had just gotten divorced and I know they had been having problems for more than a year because the kids would come to the bus stop and talk about the parents fighting," said one of the neighbors. At the time of the rampage Paul was not living with Christina and the kids.

Larry Buttz (3) On November 5, 1996, Larry Buttz, 41, shot his wife and two children to death in their beds and then killed himself. A resident of Iowa, a month before the murder-suicide, Larry was charged with simple assault after his wife filed a complaint. The dead were identified as Larry's wife, Delane, 38, and their two children, Ryan, 15, and Lindsey, 12 as well as Larry. The house where the shootings took place had worn wicker furniture and shriveled jack-o'-lanterns on the front porch left from Halloween.