Huffington Post -by Gabrielle Dunkley
Daniel Musso, a New Hampshire man who was hit with a stun gun and then arrested by police last week at a gun control rally,returned home Saturday to find his house had caught on fire, the New Hampshire Union Leader reported.
The chimney of Musso’s home reportedly caught fire while he was away on a fishing trip, causing $150,000 in damage, according to the Union Leader.
Musso was subdued with a stun gun on Tuesday shortly after confronting John Cantin of Manchester, N.H., during a speech at a “No More Names” anti-gun violence rally sponsored by Mayors Against Illegal Guns. Cantin was in the middle of a speech about his efforts to persuade Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.) to change her “no” vote on expanding gun background checks when Musso approached him on stage. Cantin’s daughter, Melissa Charbonneau, was shot and killed by her husband in 2009.
The YouTube video of Musso’s altercation with police at the rally also shows a man kicking an officer’s keys after they fall to the ground. That man, Ralph Demicco, is the owner of one of New Hampshire’s largest gun stores, the Concord Monitor reported. He apologized to officers in a letter on Wendesday, according to the Concord Monitor.
The events of Musso’s difficult week are seemingly coincidental: Police told the Union Leader that the fire was ruled an accident.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/24/daniel-musso-house-fire_n_3491127.html
A “chimney fire” in June?
Lol Millard..you nailed it. A chimney fire in June my fat ass. Is Mr. Musso married? Did he have any family staying at his house while he was gone on his fishing trip? Possibly running a furnace or a fire in the fireplace? And since when do the police say wether or not a fire is accidental? Isn’t the cause of a fire determined by the fire department? What did the fire department have to say about the fire? This doesn’t pass the smell test.
yeah tammyc, today’s newspapers are “the script” for the soap opera entitled, “As the Government Spins.” Oh, there may be some hidden truth in the name of the show.
Too late. Case closed.