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WEST VIRGINIA KNIFE AND GUN CLUB - Three Shot In Ohio County, Kindergarten Kid Takes Gun To School, Dead Over A Woman

(04/20/2004)
THREE SHOT TO DEATH IN OHIO COUNTY

Three people have been found shot to death in Ohio County just outside Wheeling.

The Ohio County sheriff's department says the bodies of a man, his wife and their stepson were discovered in the basement of their home, all three had been shot in the head.

The victims have been identified as 54-year-old Bernie Coniff Junior; his wife, 50-year-old Deborah Coniff; and her 22-year-old son, Jonathan Michael Noon.

The Sheriff's Department says Noon's pickup truck, which has Ohio license plates, is missing. No suspects have been arrested.

MAN KILLED IN FIGHT OVER WOMAN

State Police are investigating the shooting death of twenty-six-year-old Joseph Adkins of Barboursville. He was shot outside a mobile home on Long Branch Road.

The shooting occurred after a fight over a woman.

KINDERGARTEN STUDENT TAKES PISTOL TO SCHOOL IN BOOK BAG

Ohio County law enforcement officials are deciding what possible charge will be filed against an 18-year-old whose handgun turned up at a Wheeling elementary school.

A teacher at Madison Elementary School on Wheeling Island discovered a 25-caliber semi-automatic handgun in a kindergarten student's book bag last week.

Police say the student's 18-year-old sibling had reportedly used the bag the previous day and inadvertently left the gun, which had a loaded magazine but wasn't in a ready mode to be fired.

Ohio County Sheriff's Department Chief Deputy Pat Butler says Friday the suspect admitted to placing the handgun in the book bag, but that he didn't think his brother would take it to school.


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