Another Abuse Victim's Plight IGNORED
Since Nunn knew Ross could physically defend herself, did he bring a gun this last time? By Ashlee Clark, Bill Estep and Amy Wilson (KENTUCKY) After months of trying to use the legal system to protect herself from her former fiancée, 29-year-old Amanda Ross was found shot to death early Friday outside her home in downtown Lexington. Hours later, the man she feared, former state representative and one-time gubernatorial candidate Steve Nunn , was taken into police custody at the edge of the Hart County cemetery where his parents are buried. Nunn had slit his wrists after placing mementos on his parents' graves, officers said. Nunn was charged with six counts of wanton endangerment of a police officer after police say he fired a .38-caliber handgun when officers began arriving at the cemetery. Nunn, 56, was listed in fair condition in a Bowling Green hospital late Friday. Lt. Douglas Pape, Lexington police spokesman, said Nunn was a person that detectives "would like to talk to...