More interesting arc-kansas shooter info..
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas (AP) -- The killer of Arkansas' Democratic Party chairman had written his victim's name on a Post-It note and had two sets of car keys from his victim's car dealership, but links between the men and a motive for the slaying remains a mystery to investigators. Police said Timothy Dale Johnson, 50, also owned at least 16 guns, had antidepressant pills and made out a will before shooting Bill Gwatney on Wednesday at party headquarters in Little Rock. He had driven there more than 30 miles after losing his job at a Target store over some graffiti written on a store wall. More than 250 people gathered Thursday evening in front of Arkansas' Capitol to remember Gwatney. The prayer vigil capped a day of remembrances at the state Capitol where Gwatney spent 10 years as a senator. "He was a special person and he cared about his state," said Gov. Mike Beebe. "If he were here, he would tell us to not forget what we're about, and that