Meanwhile, a grand jury in the U.S. determined there was insufficient evidence to charge anyone, including Harrison, in connection with Lucy’s death.

Just... How?

He was alone in the room and held a gun pointed at her. What the hell else do they need?

I like to remind people that the quotes are coming from the father, the one who... You know... Did the shooting.

So the story we got is this "accident" where the gun magically went off while they were just standing there.

We can't actually get the other side of the story, because he killed her.

And anyways, that guy is still on the streets, ready to execute again.

"It went off."

"It" is not an animate thing. "It" is not capable of firing itself. "It" is a mechanical object whose function depends on an outside actor moving it's parts to cause its actions. "It" is a gun and someone loaded it, handled it, and pulled "It's" trigger while "It" was pointed at your daughter. "It" didn't "go off". You fired a gun at your daughter. Intentionally or accidentally, with malice or negligence, it really doesn't change the fact that you killed your daugher.

Oh it's another one of those morons that doesn't know the first 5 rules of gun ownership:

1. Do not point a gun at something unless you intend to destroy it. The act of pointing a gun at something must always be treated as a statement of violent intent.

2. Treat every gun as though it is currently loaded and ready to fire at all times, even if you have inspected it yourself and are 1000% confident it can't.

3. Do not point a gun at something unless you intend to destroy it. The act of pointing a gun at something must always be treated as a statement of violent intent.

4. Treat every gun as though it is currently loaded and ready to fire at all times, even if you have inspected it yourself and are 1000% confident it can't.

5. Do not put your finger on the trigger of a gun unless the target is clear, the area behind the target is clear, your aim is stable, the safety is off, and you are ready to fire.

Lucy Harrison, a 23-year-old fashion buyer who lived in...

I had to look it up...

A Fashion Buyer is a professional who is responsible for purchasing merchandise for retail stores, department stores, or fashion brands.