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Jacob Sexton Shoots Self In Head During Screening Of Zombieland
October 13, 2009 by Morbid
MUNCIE, Ind – A lot of questions and opinions with this story, but no real answers. 21-year-old Jacob Sexton got into an argument with Show Place theater employees over being carded to see the “R” rated ZombielandZombieland reviews
. Sexton was home on leave from Afghanistan, scheduled to return next week. He had been drinking and was accompanied by his two brothers and a friend. Approximately 20 minutes into the film, Sexton asked to see his brother’s gun. Sexton then loaded the chamber and shot himself in the head. His brother said that, before Jake pulled the trigger, he pushed his friend out of the way so the friend would not get injured. WitnessesWitnesses reviews
reported hearing a loud pop, then the Jacob’s companions screaming; one of them beating on a wall in anguish. A lot of people surprised with this one, with a lot of people who knew the guy coming forward stating that this was just a drunk kid who got stupid with a gun. But from the descriptions of his actions, it sure does seem like suicide. But either way, accident or not, drunk or not – my condolences to his friends and family. [Read more...]


Ryan Woodrum Is A Bad House-Guest
February 18, 2009 by Jaded

Ryan Shea Woodrum
Muncie, IN–Ryan Woodrum, 21, really knows how to show his appreciation. A homeless drifter, Woodrum befriended a Muncie family and gave them a sob story about having nowhere to live other than a homeless shelter. So this kind, and somewhat naive, family took him in.
The agreement was that he would help around the house in exchange for room and board. He helped all right…he helped himself to their 13-year-old daughter. How’s that for gratitude?


Sherri Feuston Is A Bitch With Crayons
December 5, 2008 by impqueen

Muncie, IN - Sherri Feuston’s son is nine years old. On Tuesday, the little boy went to school with the word “BITCH” scratched in crayon on his forehead.  Turns out, his mother did it. Feuston, 30, sat on her child’s chest and applied enough pressure to the crayon that the marks were still visible later in the day, when investigators interviewed the child. [Read more...]






