12-26-2014, 12:43 PM
FAMILY SPREE KILLER BRADLEY STONE -- NEW DETAILS CONFIRMED
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Mr. Stone’s ^ body was found Dec. 16 in a wooded area about a half-mile from his house, one day after he embarked on a 90-minute rampage across three towns in which the authorities say he variously used an ax, a machete, two knives and a gun to kill his ex-wife, Nicole Stone, 33, and five members of her family while they lay in bed. The killings occurred between 3:30 and 5 a.m.
STONE'S COD -- DRUG OVERDOSE:
The Montgomery County medical examiner’s office determined that the man, Bradley W. Stone, 35, died after ingesting Trazodone, a drug used to treat depression and post-traumatic stress; risperidone, a medication used to treat a number of mental health issues, including schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress; and meta-Chlorophenylpiperazine, or mCPP, which is sometimes sold on the street as a substitute for ecstasy.
VIOLATION OF GUN LAWS:
Montgomery County authorities said Mr. Stone was receiving treatment for substance abuse after being arrested in 2013 for driving under the influence, his third such arrest since 2001. Mr. Stone was placed under the auspices of a local Veterans Treatment Court, put under house arrest for 90 days and prohibited from possessing firearms.
The Montgomery County district attorney, Risa Vetri Ferman, said Mr. Stone had hidden his guns during 17 home visits by probation officers, the most recent on Dec. 8, one week before the killings.
“These inspections were conducted to the fullest extent that the law allows,” Ms. Vetri Ferman said in a statement. “At no time did those home visits/inspections indicate that Stone was in possession of a firearm, and at no time was Stone found to be in a violation of probation and parole.”
THE LONE SURVIVOR:
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Anthony Flick, 17, the son of Trisha and Aaron Flick, survived chopping wounds to his head and hands. The teenager, who lost three fingers in the attack, was released from a hospital on Monday.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/25/us/bra....html?_r=0
Mr. Stone’s ^ body was found Dec. 16 in a wooded area about a half-mile from his house, one day after he embarked on a 90-minute rampage across three towns in which the authorities say he variously used an ax, a machete, two knives and a gun to kill his ex-wife, Nicole Stone, 33, and five members of her family while they lay in bed. The killings occurred between 3:30 and 5 a.m.
STONE'S COD -- DRUG OVERDOSE:
The Montgomery County medical examiner’s office determined that the man, Bradley W. Stone, 35, died after ingesting Trazodone, a drug used to treat depression and post-traumatic stress; risperidone, a medication used to treat a number of mental health issues, including schizophrenia and post-traumatic stress; and meta-Chlorophenylpiperazine, or mCPP, which is sometimes sold on the street as a substitute for ecstasy.
VIOLATION OF GUN LAWS:
Montgomery County authorities said Mr. Stone was receiving treatment for substance abuse after being arrested in 2013 for driving under the influence, his third such arrest since 2001. Mr. Stone was placed under the auspices of a local Veterans Treatment Court, put under house arrest for 90 days and prohibited from possessing firearms.
The Montgomery County district attorney, Risa Vetri Ferman, said Mr. Stone had hidden his guns during 17 home visits by probation officers, the most recent on Dec. 8, one week before the killings.
“These inspections were conducted to the fullest extent that the law allows,” Ms. Vetri Ferman said in a statement. “At no time did those home visits/inspections indicate that Stone was in possession of a firearm, and at no time was Stone found to be in a violation of probation and parole.”
THE LONE SURVIVOR:
Anthony Flick, 17, the son of Trisha and Aaron Flick, survived chopping wounds to his head and hands. The teenager, who lost three fingers in the attack, was released from a hospital on Monday.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/25/us/bra....html?_r=0