He spared no one, not his mother, not his grandparents, not the children, not even the family dogs.
Investigators following the 24-mile trail of death through southern Alabama are still trying to determine what set Michael McLendon on a murderous shooting rampage that led to the deaths of 11 people, including himself.
"He cleaned his family out," Coffee County coroner Robert Preachers said. "We don't know what triggered it."
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Oh, and let's not forget what kind of gun --
Toward the end of his rampage, McLendon engaged in a running gun battle with police who tried to ram his car to stop him. "He opened up on us with an AK-47," said Geneva Police Chief Frankie Lindsey, who was wounded in the shoulder. "That's what it looked like. It could have been an M-16, but it was an assault rifle, automatic. And he burst about 15 to 18 rounds on our vehicle, all at once."
Them assault rifiles, they come in handy during hunting season, don't they?
