Coroner Says Gunman Shot Himself 4 Times
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A gunman who shot seven of his factory co-workers in Goshen also shot himself four times with his 12-gauge shotgun before dying, according to the coroner.
Robert Wissman had two wounds to the head, one to his neck and a chest wound, Coroner Jeff Landrum said.
Landrum ruled Wissman’s death on Thursday a suicide but acknowledged his findings might cause some to wonder how a person could survive three shots before firing the last one.
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