Chenango County Sheriff: Woman Shot Boyfriend Twice And Then Called Police
Published: October 21st, 2020
By: Tyler Murphy

Chenango County Sheriff: Woman shot boyfriend twice and then called police Kelly Gillett

SHERBURNE – According to preliminary police findings of an ongoing homicide investigation in the Village of Sherburne: on Monday morning a woman used a 20-gauge shotgun to murder her boyfriend inside a home at 7 Gould Drive, shooting him twice before calling police.

According to the Chenango County Sheriff's Office the woman dialed 911 at about 11:11 a.m. to report a shooting. Chenango County Sheriff Ernest R. Cutting Jr. confirmed the suspect, Kelly Gillett, 36, of Johnson City, later told police she was responsible for the killing and said she needed a lawyer.

“Basically, there was no argument or a fight. She took a shotgun and shot him, he tried to get away and she shot him again,” said Cutting. “She called 911. She was at the scene and we took her into custody without incident.”

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The investigation is ongoing anyone with information should call the sheriff's detective division at 607-337-1935.

“They were a boyfriend-girlfriend thing, in a relationship for several years.” Cutting said the couple were not familiar to police. He said police knew of no history of domestic issues between the couple and Gillett did not appear to have any criminal record at the time of her arrest. He said drugs did not appear to be a factor, but tests would need to be done.

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Comments

moparman
3 years ago
So this shouldn't have happened if the gun was in a gun safe like the law requires, (unloaded with the ammo stored in a separate safe) ? This goes to show all the sheep out there the SAFE ACT doesn't work !! I know this won't be printed due to the liberal press here so it will be submitted on a national forum too.
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