Sunday horror: Church shootings in Colorado; gunman killed by armed female church security staffer; Update: Church volunteer rushed toward the gunman; victims ID’d; Who is the shooter?; Gunman reportedly ID’d; Update: Gunman reportedly “hated Christians;” Update: The hero is Jeanne Assam; Vietnam vet parishioner assisted
Via 7News Denver
Update 12/10 7:30pm Eastern. A hero revealed:
Jeanne Assam appeared before the news media for the first time Monday and said she “did not think for a minute to run away” when a gunman entered the New Life Church in Colorado Springs and started shooting.
Assam appeared before the media with applause and said “God guided me and protected me.”
She described how the gunman, Matthew Murray, entered the east entrance of the church firing his gun. “There was chaos,” Assam said, as parishioners ran away. “I saw him coming through the doors” and took cover, Assam said. “I came out of cover and identified myself and engaged him and took him down.”
Assam had several years of experience in law enforcement and is licensed to carry a weapon. She attends one of the morning services and then volunteers as a guard during another service.
“I give credit to God,” Assam said. “God was with me. I didn’t think for a minute to run away.”
Assam was assisted by a fellow churchgoer, Vietnam Veteran (via the Denver Post):
Larry Bourbonnais, a combat-tested Vietnam veteran, said it was the bravest thing he’s ever seen.
Bourbonnais, who was among those shot by a gunman Sunday at New Life Church, watched as a security guard, a woman later identified as Jeanne Assam, calmly returned fire and killed the shooter.
“She just started walking toward the gunman firing the whole way,” said Bourbonnais, who was shot in the arm. “She was just yelling ‘Surrender,’ walking and shooting the whole time.”
Read the whole thing.
Update 12/10 6:00pm Eastern. More details about the vengeful gunman:
The gunman believed to have killed four people at a megachurch and a missionary training school had been thrown out of the school about three years ago and had been sending hate mail to the program, police said in court papers Monday. The gunman was identified as Matthew Murray, 24, who was home-schooled by his family and raised in what a friend said was a deeply religious Christian household. Murray’s father is a neurologist and a prominent multiple-sclerosis researcher.
Update 12/10 5:03pm Eastern. The gunman “hated Christians?” Officials did not identify Matthew Murray’s own religion yet.
John Hinderaker: “It is perhaps worth noting that the toll in Sunday’s shootings exceeded the combined total in all “hate crimes” against Muslims in the six years since September 11.”
Update 12/10 2:20pm Eastern. 9News ID’s the alleged gunman…
The identity of the gunman in the shooting at a 10,000-plus member mega-church has been uncovered by 9Wants to Know.
9Wants to Know has learned 24-year-old Matthew Murray was killed after opening fire at New Life Church on Sunday.
Murray was home schooled and his last known address was at his parents’ home in unincorporated Arapahoe County – the same home investigators searched Sunday night.
Update 12/10 12:57pm Eastern. Video update on the connection between the two shootings here.
The question everyone’s asking: Who is the shooter?
We have no name, no details yet.
Update 12/10 11:05am Eastern. New Life Church Pastor Brady Boyd is speaking to the media right now. He reports that the female church security guard rushed toward the gunman in the building when she heard shots ring out. She was stationed at a rotunda. She has a law enforcement background. “She probably saved a hundred lives.” They put the security/evacuation plan in place after hearing about the first church attack. Volunteers joined security details. Armed security all have licenses to carry.
Pastor Boyd: “We’re so grateful to God for giving us the wisdom to do that.”
Very sad news: Two teen victims who died in the attacks were identified this morning, via the Colorado Springs Gazette…
Police identified two teenagers today who were killed in the attack on New Life Church on Sunday.
According to a statement to media outlets this morning, the dead were 18-year-old Stephanie Works and 16-year-old Rachael Works.
The other shooting victims included:
David Works, 51, who suffered two gunshot wounds to the abdomen. He was listed in fair condition at Penrose Hospital.
Judy Purcell, 40, who suffered a gunshot wound to the right shoulder. She was treated at the hospital and released.
Larry Bourbannais, 59, who suffered a gunshot wound to the left forearm. He was treated at the hospital and released.
Update 12/10 8:30am. The gunman was wearing a tactical helmet and body armor.
***
By now, you’ve read about the two tragic church shootings incidents in Colorado earlier today. What you may not have heard about is how the gunman at the second church was reportedly stopped:
A gunman killed two staff members at a missionary training center early Sunday after being told he couldn’t spend the night, and about 12 hours later four people were shot outside a megachurch in Colorado Springs.
Colorado Springs police Lt. Fletcher Howard said a suspect had been detained in the shootings outside the New Life Church. Authorities in Arvada, a Denver suburb about 65 miles north, said no one had been captured in the shootings there.
It was not immediately known whether the shootings were related, but Arvada authorities said they were sharing information with Colorado Springs investigators. The mission training program has a small office at the church’s World Prayer Center on the New Life campus.
Howard declined to say whether the Colorado Springs suspect had been shot. Police sealed off the church, but it was not clear whether any parishioners were still inside.
A gunman in a black trench coat and a high-powered rifle entered the church’s main foray about 1 p.m. and began shooting, according to a source who was locked down inside the New Life campus Sunday afternoon. The source spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because police asked that they release all information.
The church’s 11 a.m. service had recently ended and hundreds of people were milling about when the gunman opened fire. Nearby were parents picking up their children from nursery.
The gunman was shot and killed by a female member of the church’s armed security staff, the source said.
More details:
It was not immediately known whether the shootings were related, but Arvada authorities said they were sharing information with Colorado Springs investigators. The mission training program has a small office at the church’s World Prayer Center on the New Life campus.
Gov. Bill Ritter ordered state authorities to assist in the investigation.
A gunman in a black trench coat and a high-powered rifle entered the church’s main foyer shortly after 1 p.m. and began shooting, Myers said.
The church’s 11 a.m. service had recently ended, and hundreds of people were milling about when the gunman opened fire. Nearby were parents picking up their children from the nursery.
Police arrived to find the gunman had been killed by a member of the church’s armed security staff, Myers said.
“There was a courageous staff member who probably saved many lives here today,” Myers said.
The FBI and the ATF were assisting in the investigation. Officers were combing the campus looking for suspicious devices.
“We had a plan in place, and it worked well,” said Boyd, who in August took over from disgraced pastor Ted Haggard. “Many, many lives were saved today because of some quick, action by the many volunteers here at the church.”
Amid the horror, a glimmer of good news: The culture of self-defense may have saved untold lives.
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“She probably saved a hundred lives.”
Wow. I am so thankful they were prepared. Never thought it would become dangerous to come to church during the Christmas season. So sad for those who lost loved ones in this massacre of innocents.
Praying for those involved..
Here are two stories that didn’t get much coverage in the MSM. Like in this story, the killers were stopped by armed citizens.
1.There is evidence that a gun in the hand of a teacher will stop an armed attacker. The vice-principal of a school in Pearl, Mississippi used his handgun to stop and detain an armed killer until the police arrived. Dr. Piazza adds, “It seems obvious that armed and trained staff members inside the school are in a better position to identify the attackers and do something immediately to resolve the situation. It is much harder for police, who arrive on the scene too late to stop the killing.”
2.”We saw the shooter, stopped at my vehicle and got out my handgun and started to approach Peter,” Tracy Bridges, who helped subdue the shooter with other students, said Thursday on NBC’s “Today” show. “At that time, Peter threw up his hands and threw his weapon down. Ted was the first person to have contact with Peter, and Peter hit him one time in the face, so there was a little bit of a struggle there.”
These stories speak for themselves.
Typically Springfield Arms XD 45 compact - choice between 10+1, +P .45 for better concealment or 13+1 for full size grip. Either way, the extras mags on my hip are all 13 rds.
If the shooter really was wearing a tac helmet and body armor and she took him out with a pistol, regardless of caliber, that is some good shooting.
As an aside, while we have had 3 mass shooting incidents by 2 perps in the last week or so, the fact remains that approximately 59,999,998 legal gun owners possessing approximately 239,999,997 firearms shot and injured nobody last week.
CarpiJugulum: As to on-premises security, it’s up to the church, of course, and the security may have been for prior threats, the accosting of women in the parking lot, car-breaking, or the offering plate. Who knows? Not my business. What a great blessing they provided security!
As to the Annie Oakley who shot the killer, there is no telling how many lives she saved. God bless her.
Bullseye!
CWP Holders aren’t committing gun crimes - criminals are. Making stiffer guns laws don’t effect the criminals - they only have an impact on law abiding citizens.
Every 13 seconds an American gun owner uses a firearm in defense against a criminal.
Criminal Attacks Stopped By Guns In 2006: 4,709,213
Source
elpresidente posted the comments from this leperous maggot
I wonder if the maggot was also cheering the deaths of the two South Koreans and praying for the women to be raped…
I will take a wild guess as to the identity of the killer. A radical Islamo-jihadist would have the most to gain by killing, not just an infidels, but, Christians. What better way to try to strike fear into the hearts of Christian Churches around the country.
Like the Islamo-jihadist kid who shot up the mall last week? Wait, that wasn’t a jihadist afterall.
Let’s hold off accusations until we KNOW who the shooter was.
98 percentile IQ.
Guns do not shoot perps. Armed women guards shoot perps.
Thank you armed women.
Let me point out the fact that the police all arrived late/after the shooter had been taken out by an armed citizen. The good guys will hardly ever get there in time to do anything except draw lines around bodies and pick up spent cartridges. Carrying concealed is a no brainer. I live in CO, a carry state, and I do, a .357 Mag or .45, and have already made upmy mind that if I need to use it, there will be no need of therapy. I also live just 10 minutes from New Life..Wish I could have helped.
Lets hear it for the Second Amendment,and for the law-abiding firearm owners to obtain licenses to carry concealed.Just one woman,licensed to carry her personal firearm,averted a certain masacre.
Anyone know if that gal is single?
#74,
I would note that the POPE has armed guards in his church. Why would you deny other Christians the same right?
P.S: I don’t know if the Works family in CO is related to mine, but thanks for asking.
Is it common practice for some churches to have security guards? Mine doesn’t and I hope the day never comes when we need one.
Yashmak#108,
I was taking a wild guess. There is a reason they are withholding the identity.
But, I am also thinking about the sheriff in the D.C. sniper case that was actually steering police away from profiling a possible killer. And he turned out to be……
swj, down boy.
Could be Matthew Murray.
Obviously the day has come where all churches need them.
#116 On December 10th, 2007 at 2:16 pm, Marshall Russ said:
“Yashmak#108,
I was taking a wild guess. There is a reason they are withholding the identity.
But, I am also thinking about the sheriff in the D.C. sniper case that was actually steering police away from profiling a possible killer. And he turned out to be……”
To repeat - (see #80 above):
“…we would be fools not to rule out Muslim terrorism for each and every such attack from now on to the indefinite future.
Notice: There is a big difference between suggesting a Muslim terrorist link; and quietly, deliberately, RESPONSIBLY, and INTELLIGENTLY RULING OUT that possibility - again, in each and every one of these such attacks, in the present, and for the very long future.”
Still withholding the killer’s ID, eh?
Wonder why….
More on Mr. Murray here.
#118 & #121:
Thanks for the heads-up.
Did you mis-state yourself Granite?
We would be fools NOT to rule out Muslim terrorism? Is that actually what you meant?
I mean, it’s foolish to rule out ANY possibility, isn’t it? Now, in this case, I strongly doubt it was Muslim terrorists. . .even more strongly now that I hear it’s some guy named Matthew Murray.
I wasn’t suggesting we should rule out the possibility that it was jihadists. . .just that we should temper our eagerness to embrace that possibility until the facts are in.
Otherwise, we look foolish when it turns out to be another yet another of our nation’s vast supply of non-Islamic nutballs.
A target rich environment.
Hundreds of people.
Parents slowed down by trying to protect their children.
Virginia Tech banned concealed weapons, even with a permit, so the students would “FEEL” safe. How many criminals respect gun-free zones?
How many people died at VT becuase the libs fear armed sane people more than armed insane people?
How many people were saved at New Life church becuase they feared an armed insane person more than an armed sane person?
How can I put this as politely as possible?…
It’s none of your damn business what kind of firearm (or firearms) Mrs. Malkin or anyone else owns. That is a highly personal question and unless someone chooses to share that information with you, it is very rude to ask someone that.
I am glad to see a number of folks posting here are motivated to get their CHL (concealed handgun license). I am a firearms instructor, and use of force instructor. We say…the best gun for self defense is the one you have in your hand when you need it. Only advise I can give…get the firearm, get licensed, and TRAIN…TRAIN…TRAIN!!! We have over 40 ministers trained through our programs. Churches, schools, malls - we call these “target rich environments”. First responders - police and fire - may be there quick. But the first responders really should be an armed and trained citizenry. More people should make the decision to not be a victim, and take steps to put the odds in their favor.
I carry either my SIG Sauer P229 .357SIG or my SIG Sauer P220 .45ACP
Enough of PC.
Was this beast a Muslim or a Muslim affiliate?
I cannot help but be reminded of the three brutally mutilated Christian men in Turkey.
The beasts are capable of anything!
Vagner
He was a 24 y/o white male. See #105 and #118.
GSP
It wasn’t a regular this at this church. It was in direct response to the shootings earlier in Arvada.
Some folks might have a CC permit, and retain their weapon on the grounds, but armed guards aren’t the norm - or I assume they are not based on what the preach-man said…
A sig fan, eh? I do so want one. Fine, fine weapons they are.
Lesson #___________: Always read the update before re-posting!
I was asking if any of her readers have read in any of her columns, if she talked about her firearms, not specific information. I’m at a loss of Gun etiquette. Owning firearms is a right; people who own them should not have to feel, like they have to comply with some unwritten PC, BS law. Besides, if I asked anybody that worked with the female security guard, I’m sure they would tell me what type of firearm she prefers.
/s/
jose
Can we please begin to face reality, not only with regard to gun-free zones being target signs, but about disease of mental function?
I don’t care if anyone wants to name it evil, so long as the reality of schizophrenic-specturn illness and the irrationaly dangerous behaviours that result from it are acknowleged and dealt with differently than they are at present; willful acts of wrong informed by damaged mental processes can be predicted and prevented in many cases. I have noticed they often are not because of politically correct reticence or willful ignorance about the potential for violent, self-serving acts by the mentally ill.
Yeah, gun free zones need to go, because the only ones with the guns will be the law-breakers. Some of these killings are not due to mental dysfunction. Some are due to evil. Homicide bombers aren’t too different that some of these shooters.
#134 josetheguerilla, like I said, I don’t begrudge anyone the right to call the shooting evil, or the person who did it evil, but in this case, as in VA tech and the recent mall shootup, mental illness with a foreseeable progression to violence was present.
The persons view of himelf in relation to the world is not normal, because of damaged thinking processes.
While I fully support a population ready to secure it’s own safety, the truth is that modern methods of dealing with the mentally ill are just ridiculously inadequate, and put everyone in danger.
I used to work at First Data Corp in the IT department & I am trying to remember if Mr. Works who was shot & whose two daughter were killed, worked there at the same time.
To those who want to question me about questioning the fact we as a society need an armed guard at a church. MrC_5150, join the club two shotguns, several pistols and only one story to be told if an intruder enters my home. To momma who is starting her CCP classes. Good for you. Have the permit for several years now and I carry 24/7.
My point is obviously missed. I know this church and though not a member have been there several times. I just find it a sad state of affairs that a house of worship, a place of peace, and solitude has to have an armed guard. What does this say about us as a people?
Has the athiest crowd come so far with thier hate that they have caused the religious to live in fear?
This is what I am wondering about. Not the fact a thug was shot dead after he went on a spree. That is simple justice. The guard she saved us, the Colorado tax payer thousands of dollars in court costs.
We’ve had guns, schools, churchs, and mentally ill people for centuries, yet it is only recently that we have them mix up in a violent confrontation. With our information age, the ill people can get on the news and get their infamy to bring attention to themselves and their victims. It is an unfortunate outcome of our now violent society together with news media that adores sensationalism. Now people are clammering for an end to gun control, so they can arm themselves. Now, I’m a firm supporter of the 2nd amendment, but Dodge City and Tombstone were never like this.
If you need any proof that Christianity is the most persecuted, non-protected group in America - this is it.
Imgaine the outrage if this were a mosque, or a feminist center, or some other “protected” group. (Mind you, I would find it appalling then, too…but where’s the MSM coverage and frothing of “hate” toward Christians, etc.)
I’m reading The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Bible by Robert J. Hutchinson. In the first or second chapter, he lists some of the mass murders committed by irreligious or anti-religious governments.
The total is 170 million people. In the 20th century alone. That’s 1.7 million people annually - many of them killed for being religious (priests, nuns, monks) or faithful laity.
So yes, I think we have a right to be wary of SOME of those people who are anti-religious and hostile toward Christianity.
Security officer’s name–Jeanne Assam, credits God.
#123 On December 10th, 2007 at 2:30 pm, Yashmak said:
“Did you mis-state yourself Granite?
We would be fools NOT to rule out Muslim terrorism? Is that actually what you meant?
I mean, it’s foolish to rule out ANY possibility, isn’t it? Now, in this case, I strongly doubt it was Muslim terrorists. . .even more strongly now that I hear it’s some guy named Matthew Murray.
I wasn’t suggesting we should rule out the possibility that it was jihadists. . .just that we should temper our eagerness to embrace that possibility until the facts are in.
Otherwise, we look foolish when it turns out to be another yet another of our nation’s vast supply of non-Islamic nutballs.”
Nope, did not misspeak.
In medicine, to “rule out” means to exclude a diagnostic possibility ONLY upon finding no evidence of that possibility, AFTER looking for it. When you consider a diagnostic possibility, and find no evidence for it, you’ve “ruled it out”.
The way “rule out” is used in medicine does NOT mean excluding a possibility from consideration right from the start.
When you hear in medicalese that a particular diagnosis is a “diagnosis of exclusion”, it means that before deciding on that particular diagnosis, certain, possibly many, other diagnoses have to be considered, and excluded (i.e., “ruled out”).
As I had said in #80 above, “There is a big difference between suggesting a Muslim terrorist link; and quietly, deliberately, RESPONSIBLY, and INTELLIGENTLY RULING OUT that possibility….”
Note the words “responsibly”, “quietly”, and “intellignetly”.
Those very words I used mean we should temper our eagerness.
Hope this answers your question.
Oops!
…intelligENtly.
I hope the folks that run the universities can figure this one out…
I want this woman that defended her church living to the left of me and that Texas guy living to the right of me. Hmmm, does that mean I need to move to New Mexico?
Finest made handguns in the world.
- granite
Actually, I’m more confused now than I was before. . . but then, it’s been a confusing day.
They shoulda named the boat Penn took to help Katrina victims the SS Ship of Fool.
Dangit, posted in the wrong comment thread again. See how confused I am today?!?
As to the “security guard: she is indeed a brave woman. I can only that in a similar situation that I could show a percentage of the courage she did to protect those around me and myself. The untold story still is that she was a private citizen, with a concealed carry permit, who volunteered to put herself in harms way to protect the lives of numerous others.
Er, that was some bad typing.
:=”
and it should have read “I can only hope..”
#146 On December 10th, 2007 at 7:22 pm, Yashmak said:
“Hope this answers your question.
- granite
Actually, I’m more confused now than I was before. . . but then, it’s been a confusing day.”
My point is don’t go running off half-cocked, yelling “Muslim terrorist” with every violent attack that occurs;
while at the same time do not fail to investigate the possibility that Muslim terrorists might in fact be behind the attack(s) in question.
Sounds like Assam was the one who suggested a security plan, made the plan, and cooly took down the murderer.
Quite a show, lady.
Next month’s NRA centerfold???
Nice shooting, Jeanne!
152, the NRA does not have centerfolds, & I assume you meant that as a complement to the brave lady…
I thought that was obvious after being the first (I think) to point out that she not only acted very cooly and saved many lives, but had the wisdom and foresight to suggest the security plan in the first place!
I won’t be so subtle next time. Nor satiric. I realize only Gordon G. promotes centerfolds and guns.
I only hope liberal wackos don’t pester her now.
Actually, I meant it as a compliment.
OK, I’m over it…
and don’t worry about the wackos, they have their hands over their eyes. This is outside their comfort zone.
I would love to read the interview the NRA could do for her, her views on Christian life in general and what was going through her mind tactically.
GSP
One brave woman guided by the Holy Spirit.
A couple of thoughts:
1) This hero’s decision to self-arm deals a severe blow to the gun control advocates. Yep, I know she’s a security guard and all, but her actions clearly saved lives. More level-headed people should carry firearms, IMO.
2) Imagine last April if Virginia Tech didn’t have a policy requiring a gun-free campus. I wonder if the outcome would have been different had someone had access to a firearm.
3) The imploring of God’s name (and rightfully so, since His hand played into the final outcome) numerous times in the video interview has to make the MSM squeamish. It’s likely this story will get limited airplay or heavy editing.
a volunteer security guard…
not a mercenary.
Jeanne Assam stepped up and did what had to be done, no more and no less.
I wouldn’t be surprised. Hope she has a private phone number. At least they’ll know better than to trespass on her property or physically threaten her!
That’s why I have an “NRA Certified Instructor” sticker on my front door. I figure someone will think twice, and if they don’t see it, too bad.
Prediction:
There won’t be any more church shootings.
There will be more school & mall shootings.
She’s blonde, she’s totally hot, she packs a loaded weapon, doesn’t take crap off of anyone, will protect anyone, family, friend or stranger, and is Christian. I tell you, there my friends, is my future ex wife in all her glory. Just don’t tell my current one.
She is also the poster woman for everything the Liberals hate. She is everything that the Feminists say they want a woman to be, yet she is everything they don’t want a woman to be. Ain’t that a kick in the butt.
I say she is outstanding and worthy of anyone who sees her in a restaurant or cafe or whereever picking up her check for her for the rest of her life. No questions asked. She is a real American hero. Period, and hopefully my girls grow up to respond to a crisis with similar nerves of steel.
Nice work, Jeanne. Very nice.
A testament to the Power of the Holy Spirit; God
wasis with her.Hold the phone - police are reporting the murderer may have died of a self-inflicted wound.
-granite
Ah, then we’re on the same page.
Back off, buddy. I saw her first!
From Foxnews.com
I would like to get a good look at this guy’s book shelf/web history.
Anti-gun people; practice what you preach. Put a sign in your window stating: “This is a gun free house”.
As for me, speak softly and carry a loaded 45.
Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everyone you meet.
posted again w/re-enforced vigor.
” “I saw him coming through the doors” and took cover, Assam said. “I came out of cover and identified myself and engaged him and took him down.”
“God was with me,” Assam said. “I didn’t think for a minute to run away.” ” Jeanne Assam http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/14817480/detail.html
Someone please introduce her to “one student and his signs vs. Sean Penn and Kucinich moonbats:” Perhaps they will marry & become ‘Breeders’……no insults intended.
I’ll save you the time. Daily Kos, Dem Underground. Huffington Post, Michael Moore, 9-11 Truth, After Downing Street, The Pope Is The Anti-Christ, The White House.com., AirAmerica…
Want me to continue?
I think Chops and Rusty, and Snausage and the rest of the trolls could probably fill in the rest. What do you think?
I seriously doubt this was some redneck, right-wing Christian gin nut that did this crime. I could be wrong, but I am just speculating.
As far as people jumping to conclusions about Muslims committing this kind of thing, well, when you have over 10,000 terrorist acts in the last 6 years being committed by Muslims, you tend to think that when a terorist act occurrs it has been commtted by the leading group. You cannot blame someone for thinking that. It seems that the true minority of terrorists was responsible for this one. However, I am sure the Liberals will want to start profiling all the white gun owners now. Better get all the guns off the streets. Need more laws. Any one of us gun owners might snap at any moment and just start shooting. We just aren’t safe from ourselves. Save us oh great and powerful Liberals. SAVE US!!!!
As with prior nut-case shooters, was this killer on some type of medicine. If there is a common thread here it is the impact of medicines on psychotics.
So, she had two things that aren’t allowed in public schools.
God & a gun.