George Yerigan Shoots Up The Place... Again

from Hamilton Hometown Horror · host Richard O Jones

Police began firing tear gas canisters into the room, but among his souvenirs were several gas masks. Yerigan opened windows and allowed the gas fumes to waft into the street, blinding the ever-growing crowd.

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