Shoveling snow

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An argument over shoveling snow. The taunting is the best.




A fight that erupted over snow shoveling allegedly led to a Pennsylvania man shooting two of his neighbors to death, authorities said.

The fatal gun violence occurred in Plains Township, about 15 miles southwest of Scranton after 2 feet of snow blanketed the area, officials said.

Just before 9 a.m. on Monday, Plains Township police officers responded to a report of shots fired in a residential neighborhood and discovered 50-year-old James Goy and his 48-year-old wife, Lisa Goy, lying dead in the street in front of their home, according to a joint statement by Luzerne County District Attorney Stefanie Salavantis and Plains Township Police Chief Dale Binker.

Residents in the area directed police officers to a house across the street from the Goys' home, but as they approached the front door, a gunshot rang out, the officials said. Inside the house, police found 47-year-old James Spaide deceased from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials said.

Neighbors told investigators that Spaide and the Goys had been engaged in a long-running feud that reached a boiling point on the snowiest day of the year.

"The Goys were shoveling the snow from their parking spots, shoveling the snow across the road, and throwing the snow onto Spaide’s property," Salavantis and Binker said in their statement.

Witnesses told investigators that Spaide asked the couple to stop, sparking a heated exchange of words. James Goy apparently threw a tool at Spaide that he had been using to clear snow from his car, according to the statement. When James Goy approached Spaide with a raised fist, Spaide reportedly retreated into his house and fetched a gun, the officials said.

"The Goys proceed to yell at him, and, using expletives, the parties called each other names," Salavantis and Binker said in their statement, adding that the episode was captured on surveillance video. "Mr. Goy then threatened Spaide and is seen making obscene gestures at him. Seconds later, Spaide returns holding a handgun."

The officials said despite seeing Spaide with a gun, James and Lisa Goy continued shouting names at him from the middle of the street.

Spaide allegedly opened fire on the couple, shooting both of them multiple times. Officials said Spaide then went back into his house and retrieved another firearm, which he reportedly used to shoot them again.
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I guess that’s why you don’t threaten and antagonize psychopaths on their last nerve
 
Three lives ended over shoveling snow. Just a slight overreaction to a verbal altercation.
 
Looks like the female pulls a handgun out after the shooter draws down on them.
 
This video is amazingly America, shooter misses a few shots and they continue like nothing (or the audio is out of sync)
 
Tron
Looks like the female pulls a handgun out after the shooter draws down on them.
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I think she says 'I got video', might be a smartphone to record
 
roguejuror
This video is amazingly America, shooter misses a few shots and they continue like nothing (or the audio is out of sync)
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I think the audio is a little out if sync. That threw me off, too.
 
Goddamn. How is that woman still moving after eating so many bullets.
 
He shooting at them and they still talking shit.
people just had enough, don't want to live.
 
Seems like an unusually high percentage of nuttiness originates from people in PA.
 
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plommer
Seems like an unusually high percentage of nuttiness originates from people in PA.
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Apparently the shooter was born and raised in a small town in Canada. :canada:
 
Boner_18
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Apparently the shooter was born and raised in a small town in Canada. :canada:
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Nice try, Canadians that do move to the US don't usually choose PA as a destination. Why does America have so many kooks? Something in the water?


47-year-old James Spaide:

"The son of William Spaide and the late Margaret Gibbon Spaide, he had served in the U.S. Navy as a shipboard engineering technician.

Spaide then joined the United States Army National Guard and United States Navy Reserve as a heavy equipment operator.

After working as a facilities engineer for the Lackawanna River Basic Sewer Authority for five years, he became an environmental engineer manager for the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.

Spaide had a master's degree in water resources and environmental engineering from Villanova University and a bachelor’s degree from Wilkes University in environmental engineering."
 
Let that be a lesson. If you gonna start shit with your neighbor, keep yo bitch away. :yes: That shit will drive anybody mad.
 
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