Kim Kardashian ranted about gun control late Wednesday, August 12 after expressing her anger over the murders of Valerie Jackson and her family, allegedly at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, David Conley.
Stars goes on Twitter rant over gun control
Kim Kardashian ranted about gun control late Wednesday, August 12 after expressing her anger over the murders of Valerie Jackson and her family, allegedly at the hands of her ex-boyfriend, David Conley.
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Conley was arrested in Houston on Saturday [August 8] after allegedly killing Jackson, her husband, and her six children, who ranged between the ages of 6 and 13 years old. The eldest was Conley’s own son, and he allegedly fatally shot each one in the head after breaking into Jackson’s home. Conley was later taken into custody after a standoff with police.
Kim then went on to explain the story to her fans
She concluded by sending out her condolence to the love one of the deseased.
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Conley has been charged with capital murder, and prosecutors will likely seek the death penalty.
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