A quiet afternoon turned into a scary incident for the Grafrath family Tuesday, Sept. 5, when a bullet entered their home around 5 p.m. Katelyn Grafrath, center, uses a dowel rod to show the …
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A quiet afternoon turned into a scary incident for the Grafrath family Tuesday, Sept. 5, when a bullet entered their home around 5 p.m. Katelyn Grafrath, center, uses a dowel rod to show the trajectory of the bullet. Madelyn Grafrath, left, and her friend, Erica Rich, right, were sitting in the living room near where the bullet entered the home on Town Branch Road in Marthasville. Record photo/ Cindy Gladden.
