Something was wrong — she could tell by her husband's voice and what he wasn't saying.
The pretty widow of "American Sniper" Chris Kyle testified against his killer Wednesday, describing the war hero's tense, terse voice during their last phone call, shortly before his death at the end of a Springfield .45 at a Texas shooting range.
"I said, 'Are you OK?' " a tearful Taya Kyle, the trial's first witness, told jurors in a packed central Texas courtroom Wednesday.
"He said, 'Yup.' "
Taya said she had a "bad feeling" after that phone call, at around 2 or 3 p.m., when Kyle spoke to her from the Rough Creek Lodge gun range.
"Something was up, but I didn't know exactly what," she said.

Kyle texted his pal Littlefield, sitting right next to him in the front of the pickup truck, about their edgy passenger in the back seat: "This dude is straight up nuts," defense lawyer Tim Moore said, quoting the text in his opening statement.

http://nypost.com/2015/02/11/prosecutor-attacks-accused-sniper-killers-insanity-defense/

If he thought the guy was nuts, why would he take him to a gun range? I know the last place I'd take a nut is to a place with loaded firearms.

Quote from: daidalos on April 01, 2015, 07:03:03 AM
If he thought the guy was nuts, why would he take him to a gun range? I know the last place I'd take a nut is to a place with loaded firearms.

They didn't know for certain, they only suspected.
As they said, he was a referral, they didn't actually know him..

Quote from: Solar on April 01, 2015, 07:28:23 AM
They didn't know for certain, they only suspected.
As they said, he was a referral, they didn't actually know him..

How can they kill someone they didnt know? 

Quote from: edward222 on April 07, 2015, 10:34:05 PM
How can they kill someone they didnt know? 

Your linguistic structure leaves much to be desired. English, not being your language, makes it extremely difficult, or literally impossible to understand any of your points.
I have no idea what your comment meant.