By bob Walsh
Amy Moore and her three sons
Amy Moore, 46, was a
second-grade teacher in Normal, Illinois until May 29. Her ex-husband,
Matthew Moore, broke into his ex-wife's home and shot her repeatedly,
then had the decency to kill himself. The murder-suicide left three
children, ages 7-12, orphans.
Amy's
brother has initiated a crowdfunding campaign to secure the financial
future of his three nephews. It looks like it will hit his $400,000
goal.
The divorce
proceedings as one might expect were contentious. Amy sought several
orders of protection against her ex. It is unclear from the news stories
I saw whether or not she actually got the orders. It is obvious that
even if she did they were ineffective.
The
brother, Thomas Burns, has expressed unhappiness with the unwillingness
or inability of the authorities to deal effectively with Matthew Moore.
2 comments:
If someone is Hellbent on murder then all the court orders are useless. Have a plan. Buy a gun. Protect yourself. (USA)
Never understood the usefulness of this type of order, there isn't really any enforcement avenue.
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