Another Life Needlessly Lost
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It’s happened again. Another citizen badly served by a society that pretends to value life. Kymberly Ann Crabtree is dead (Times, Valley Edition, Dec. 24), despite a 911 call for help that named her stalker.
The police said, “It’s a shame we didn’t get him sooner.”
The entire tragic farce could have been avoided. All that was needed was for the police to arm Kymberly. Police always state--correctly--that they cannot provide 24-hour protection for anyone.
Each of the gun-phobes contributed to the death of Kymberly Ann Crabtree. How many deaths is that now?
WILLIAM O. FELSMAN, Woodland Hills
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