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unhappycamper Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-12-07 07:06 AM
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Sniper wrote last wishes on paper plates, box
Edited on Wed Sep-12-07 07:07 AM by unhappycamper


A portion of Spc. David Munis' last will and testament is written on a paper plate. Rory is the youngest son of David and Robin Munis. Police say Munis, a military-trained sniper, shot his wife July 14, 2007, while she was singing in a band at a restaurant-bar in Cheyenne. He killed himself three days later in a remote area as police closed in on him


Sniper wrote last wishes on paper plates, box
By Bob Moen - The Associated Press
Posted : Wednesday Sep 12, 2007 6:30:47 EDT


CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The day he took his life, a military-trained sniper who shot his estranged wife to death while she sang in a bar scrawled his final wishes on a bunch of paper plates and a cardboard box.

Under the heading “July 17, 2007 Last Will & Testament of David M. Munis,” Munis bequeathed guns to his children, listed a song he wanted played at his funeral and asked his brother to teach his youngest son certain virtues. Photocopies of the will were obtained this week by The Associated Press.

Trained during a stint in the Army with the military’s best survival, camouflage and shooting skills, Munis shot his 40-year-old wife, Robin, from outside the restaurant-bar where she was singing with a band July 14. She was killed by a single rifle bullet that shattered a plate glass door before striking her in the head.

The shooting and subsequent search for Munis drew international attention. David Munis, 36, was found three days later. He had shot himself with a high-powered rifle as heavily armed police closed in on him in a remote area about 50 miles northwest of Cheyenne.

The killing of Robin Munis remains under investigation by the Cheyenne Police Department, which is awaiting ballistics tests before closing the case, according to Capt. Jeff Schulz.

Because the case is open, some information held by police remains off-limits to the public. The records obtained by AP came from district court where Munis’ estate is being handled.


Rest of article: http://www.armytimes.com/news/2007/09/ap_munis_070912/


uhc note: Munis is not listed on icasualties.org.
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groovedaddy Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-12-07 07:12 AM
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1. So sad...what war does to people
Where does it end?
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stillcool Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Sep-12-07 09:18 AM
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2. Hopefully in a few generations ...
His children have already learned some irreversible lessons of life, and their children will learn what they teach them.
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