We couldn't talk. We couldn't ask any questions. But it gets worse. They now sit in wonder of what will happen to them next. Part of the key evidence, are the .308 caliber brass shells found near the home that night.
Police say that's the gun that was being fired - according to reports.
Now, as lawyers do, Gonzales's attorney did not want the list of firearms removed from the home for public review. Sierra Times will respect that wish, but we can safely say that among the firearms, magazines, ammunition, and even his son's paintball gun and a pellet gun that doesn't even fire, no .308 caliber weapon was among the police's bounty. As for the final insult, the Gonzales' received no calls of encouragement from any pro-Second Amendment organizations or any words of support. Only two other calls from local media until Sierra Times. Still he is fighting this.