Woman With Concealed Carry Guns Down Shooter In Church Over the past few years, President Obama has been intent on turning every tragedy our nation faces into an opportunity to push stricter gun control. He likes to pretend that the violence we face is rooted in our Second Amendment rights, and that stripping the American public of these will make people safer. But time and time again, weve seen what can happen when a potential mass murderer does come face to face with a gun ownerand the story ends very differently than Obama would have you think. The 2007 Colorado YWAM and New Life shootings were a massive killing spree that left the public shaking. 34-year-old Matthew J. Murray opened fire at the Youth With A Mission training center in Arvada, Colorado, armed with a pistol. He was able to kill two and wound another two before escaping. Later that afternoon, Murray attacked the New Life Church in Colorado Springs with several additional firearms. That incident once again left two dead and three more wounded. This time, Murray turned the gun on himself. But that story is not what you think. According to reports, Murray opened fire at about 1:00 PM, just thirty minutes after the 11:00 am service ended at the church. He open fired in the parking lot, shooting the Works family and a woman named Judy Purcell. He then entered the buildings main foyer where he shot on more church-goer. Thats when he ran into Jeanne Assam, a former Minneapolis police officer, who opened fire on Murray with her own gun. Authorities believe that Murray took his life only after suffering multiple hits from Assam. What do you think? If Assam hadnt stepped in, could this tragedy have been way worse? 