Md. woman sues NRA after boyfriend removed her from his will before committing suicide





Md. woman sues NRA after boyfriend removed her from his will before committing suicide

by Richard Reeve/ABC7
Thursday, December 21st 2017

HAGERSTOWN, Md. (ABC7) — A Hagerstown woman is suing the National Rifle Association, saying her longtime live-in boyfriend was mentally ill when he removed her from his will, was arrested for threatening to kill her son, and replaced her in the will with an NRA foundation before he committed suicide with a shotgun.
Stormy Morse says Lewis Tabler Jr. was swindled by foundation attorneys into giving up his $500,000 in life savings.
Foundation attorneys dispute that, saying he told them he didn’t want her “to receive a dime” of his retirement plan.
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