"Radcliffe Haughton, Wis. Salon Shooter, Asked Taxi Driver's Advice, According To Police Report"

An article called, "Radcliffe Haughton, Wis. Salon Shooter, Asked Taxi Driver's Advice, According To Police Report," was posted on The Huffington Post on March 1, 2013 by Carrie Antlfinger. A man who shot his wife and six others before killing himself at a salon in Wisconsin gave hints to the taxi driver before arriving at the salon. Haughton asked the driver what he would do if his wife was cheating on him. He also told the driver that he thinks his wife is cheating on him and he has a gun. The taxi driver noticed Haughton being very nervous as he left the car. Radcliffe Haughton's friend also heard him telling his father that if he had a gun he would shoot his wife. Haughton went into the salon and took his wife into another room and shot her seven or eight times with the .40 caliber semi- automatic handgun. Three days before the shooting, his wife Zina Haughton obtained a restraining order from him because he had accused her of cheating and threatened to kill her. The people who noticed something strange about Haughton should have taken a stand and done something before he was able to reach the salon and shoot people. His friend who overheard a call should have spoken to him about it in order to try to give him good advice. Maybe if these people tried to do something about what they heard, this would not have happened.