How gun control help killed her husband: Nikki Goeser on Investigation Discovery (link to TV video and news story)

People can watch Nikki's story here:

Fox TV Nashville ("Gun Rights Activist Nikki Goeser Shares her Story on Investigation Discovery") has a story on Nikki Goeser's personal story and the Discovery Channel's Investigation Discovery show on her story is available here.

NASHVILLE, TN - Almost five years after her husband was murdered at a South Nashville sports bar, Nikki Goeser goes into detail about the tragedy on national TV. 
She's become known as a gun right's advocate here in the midstate but tonight, there's more to her story. 
We all know Nikki Goeser for strongly supporting gun rights here in Tennessee.     
But you'll soon see details leading up to that fateful night in 2009 that claimed her husband's life and what she wants you to know about it. 
Nikki Goeser and her late husband Ben had only been married a year before a man stalking her opened fire in a bar they were working in. 
Security video appears to show the murderer pulling a handgun and then shooting Ben Goeser multiple times. 
Nikki Goeser, a gun carry permit holder, was not allowed by state law to carry her firearm into Johnny's sports bar. 
She's since been the face of gun rights here in Tennessee and credited with the passing of two bills, one allowing guns in establishments that serve alcohol.     
Another bill allows guns locked in your personal vehicle while you're at work. Goeser is also grateful to share her story to a broader audience with the release of a new book. . . .

Note: My son Maxim helped edit her book. 

People can also read her piece on Fox News from yesterday available here.

New Discovery channel series on victims of crime

One of the shows is going to be on Nikki Goeser.  A discussion of the show that will be on her story is available here:


UPDATE:  Someone named Julia sent me this related video.

Nikki Goeser's title of her new book says it all: "Denied a Chance: How gun control helped a stalker murder my husband"

Nikki Goeser, the winner of the last Sybil Ludington Women’s Freedom Award, has a dramatic new book.  From the description:

“For Nikki Goeser it was a day like any other ... with one exception. Her husband, Ben, had only 16 hours to live. On that fateful day in Tennessee, the man she loved would be murdered by a beast who was stalking her. In compliance with state law Nikki had left her legal firearm locked in the car. With the help of legislatively created pistol free zones, one evil man gunned down Nikki’s husband as she was forced to look on, alone, defenseless and disarmed by an ill-conceived law designed to save her. Read this inspiring story of courage through remorse, as one woman struggles to seek justice for the man she loves. Follow Nikki Goeser as she fights to ensure that others are never held victim to the same terrible fate.”

The paperback version is available here and the Kindle version here.

Nikki Goeser has an interview about getting the NRA's 2012 Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award

Her interview is available here.