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Subject: Re: [TSCM-L] Re: Silent Key: WA3SWS - Stephen Edward Uhrig
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Hate to hear of that happening to anyone. I've corresponded with
Steve at length over the years, and though people have had their
share of problems with him, I never experienced any with him. Of
course theres always two sides to every story.
My experiences with him were primarily in land mobile equipment and I
was always satisfied with the transactions. In any case, my
condolences to his wife and family, whom I never met.

At 22:35 10/10/2006, you wrote:

>His obituary has not yet been published, and it is doubtful that one
>will be published (he wasn't important or loved enough); however,
>there will be a death and memorial service notification posted with a
>link to same in the next few days. His wife's church is having a
>memorial service, but the memorial is going to be closed/empty casket
>as it is likely that the coroner will not be finished with his
>efforts prior to the service (but they might get him released and
>cleaned up before then). Even if they release the body, the results
>were pretty messy and it is unlikely that there would be an open
>casket viewing or service.
>
>There is currently a coroners inquest underway, but it does indeed
>look like it was self inflicted... and it took him awhile afterwards
>to actually pass away after the act due to his rather bad aim and
>messy results due to the poor aim (Secret Service Pistol Championship
>Belt Buckle notwithstanding).
>
>I had been screaming for several years that he was a serious danger
>to himself and to others, and I guess I was right on the money... It
>is just fortunate that nobody else got too seriously injured and that
>he wasn't successful in his threats and attempts to kill federal law
>enforcement officer like he had previously stated he was going to do.
>
>Neighbors reported that from the time of the gun shot to the time the
>ambulance arrived was around 30 minutes, and that the country crime
>lab was there through the entire weekend removing things, and
>interviewing folks nearby.
>
>Seems that over the weekend the crime scene investigators removed
>several hundred pounds of explosives from his house, hundreds of
>bugs, several computers, and many, many, many boxes of business
>records and files. BATF, and other federal agencies was also on
>scene, and the confiscation included live hand grenades, parts
>suspected to be for illegal machine guns, and other interesting
>"technical things" that are likely to get a number of his business
>associates (including several TSCM people) unemployed and paying
>large sums of money to their criminal defense attorney.
>
>I should add the correction that his ham radio call-sign was WA3SWS,
>not KA3SWS.
>
>-jma
>
>
>
>At 01:20 PM 10/10/2006, you wrote:
> >Do you have the link to the news paper or any other information?
> >
> >Thanks
> >TJG
> >
> >In a message dated 10/10/2006 12:09:18 PM Central Daylight Time,
> >jm..._at_tscm.com writes:
> >I regret to inform the list that Steve Uhrig of SWS Security killed
> >himself on Friday evening with a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head.
> >
> >He was a bad man, and he took the cowards way out.
> >
> >I will pray for his soul.
> >
> >-jma
>
>
>
>
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Hate to hear of that happening to anyone. I've corresponded
with Steve at length over the years, and though people have had their
share of problems with him, I never experienced any with him. Of course
theres always two sides to every story. 
My experiences with him were primarily in land mobile equipment and I was
always satisfied with the transactions. In any case, my condolences to
his wife and family, whom I never met. 
At 22:35 10/10/2006, you wrote: 
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">His obituary has not yet been
published, and it is doubtful that one 
will be published (he wasn't important or loved enough); however, 
there will be a death and memorial service notification posted with a
 
link to same in the next few days. His wife's church is having a 
memorial service, but the memorial is going to be closed/empty casket
 
as it is likely that the coroner will not be finished with his 
efforts prior to the service (but they might get him released and 
cleaned up before then). Even if they release the body, the results 
were pretty messy and it is unlikely that there would be an open 
casket viewing or service. 
There is currently a coroners inquest underway, but it does indeed 
look like it was self inflicted... and it took him awhile afterwards
 
to actually pass away after the act due to his rather bad aim and 
messy results due to the poor aim (Secret Service Pistol Championship
 
Belt Buckle notwithstanding). 
I had been screaming for several years that he was a serious danger 
to himself and to others, and I guess I was right on the money... It
 
is just fortunate that nobody else got too seriously injured and that
 
he wasn't successful in his threats and attempts to kill federal law
 
enforcement officer like he had previously stated he was going to
do. 
Neighbors reported that from the time of the gun shot to the time the
 
ambulance arrived was around 30 minutes, and that the country crime 
lab was there through the entire weekend removing things, and 
interviewing folks nearby. 
Seems that over the weekend the crime scene investigators removed 
several hundred pounds of explosives from his house, hundreds of 
bugs, several computers, and many, many, many boxes of business 
records and files. BATF, and other federal agencies was also on 
scene, and the confiscation included live hand grenades, parts 
suspected to be for illegal machine guns, and other interesting 
"technical things" that are likely to get a number of his
business 
associates (including several TSCM people) unemployed and paying 
large sums of money to their criminal defense attorney. 
I should add the correction that his ham radio call-sign was WA3SWS,
 
not KA3SWS. 
-jma 
 
At 01:20 PM 10/10/2006, you wrote: 
>Do you have the link to the news paper or any other information? 
> 
>Thanks 
>TJG 
> 
>In a message dated 10/10/2006 12:09:18 PM Central Daylight Time,
 
>j..._at_tscm.com writes: 
>I regret to inform the list that Steve Uhrig of SWS Security
killed 
>himself on Friday evening with a self inflicted gunshot wound to the
head. 
> 
>He was a bad man, and he took the cowards way out. 
> 
>I will pray for his soul. 
> 
>-jma 
 
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