作者： 編譯李京倫╱報導 | 聯合新聞網 – 2013年2月4日 上午3:38美國軍事史上殺人最多的頭號狙擊手、從美國海軍「海豹」特種部隊退役的凱爾，2日在德州靶場遭槍殺。
2日下午3時30分左右，38歲的凱爾正在德州中部格倫羅斯市「魯溪屋度假村」靶場幫忙一個軍人從「創傷後壓力症候群」恢復時，25歲槍手勞斯對他和他的一個男性鄰居開槍，兩人當場死亡，凶嫌而後開著凱爾的貨車逃逸。在警方追逐下，5小時後勞斯在110公里外的德州蘭卡斯特被捕。
調查人員說，勞斯是退役的陸戰隊員，罹患創傷後壓力症候群。犯案動機不明。
凱爾已婚，有兩個小孩，去年1月出版自傳「美軍史上最要命的狙擊手」，名列紐約時報暢銷書排行榜。這本書記錄1999年到2009年凱爾四度到伊拉克服役期間狙殺255人的經歷，其中160人經美國國防部證實，成為美國軍事史上殺人最多的狙擊手。
這本書的共同作者馬凱文說：「這消息太令人震驚，想到凱爾經歷過的一切，很難相信他的生命會這樣結束。因為他很可能（在伊拉克）陣亡，卻一次次躲過。」凱爾在伊拉克受過兩次槍傷，逃過6次爆炸。
【楊芬瑩╱綜合外電報導】美軍史上最厲害狙擊手、海豹特種部隊前隊員凱爾，前天於德州靶場遭槍擊身亡。凱爾曾4度被派赴伊拉克戰場，留下槍殺160名敵人的輝煌紀錄，自傳還成美國暢銷書，如今傳奇神槍手也成槍下亡魂。
38歲的凱爾（Chris Kyle）前天下午在德州伊拉斯縣一處靶場與一名鄰居同時遇害，兇嫌近距離開槍殺人後，開車逃逸，警方在命案後不久已逮捕25歲兇嫌魯斯（Eddie Ray Routh）。
魯斯也曾是美軍狙擊手，但退伍後深受「創傷後壓力症候群」困擾，凱爾近年積極幫助類似魯斯的軍人，但不知何故反遭魯斯殺害。
凱爾很小就拿槍跟著大人打獵。他服役期間4度前往伊拉克前線，最遠狙擊射程達1920公尺，美軍紀錄指他在1999年至2009年間殺敵至少160人，他個人估算殺過255人。伊拉克叛軍叫他「撒旦」，甚至懸賞要他的命。
凱爾得過2枚銀星與5枚銅星勳章，退役後創業訓練軍警與一般客戶。2012年出版自傳《美國狙擊手》（American Sniper，暫譯），他曾自述狙擊敵人心境：「我不把那些人當人，不去想他是否有家庭。我只想著要同袍安全。」去年底康州小學槍擊案後，凱爾發言反對管制槍枝，他認為應讓篩選過的教師配槍，而不是管制槍枝，但沒想到他也死在槍下。與凱爾合作著書的麥克文（Scott McEwen）說：「他可能在那麼多種狀況下被殺，最後卻是這樣死的。」
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美軍最要命狙擊手中槍身亡（星盤）
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美軍最要命狙擊手兇手捕獲（星盤）
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| Chris Kyle | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Christopher Scott Kyle[1] |
| Nickname | "The Devil of Ramadi" |
| Born | (1974-04-08)April 8, 1974[2] Odessa, Texas, U.S. |
| Died | February 2, 2013(2013-02-02) (aged 38) Glen Rose, Texas, U.S. |
| Allegiance |  United States of America |
| Service/branch |  United States Navy |
| Years of service | 1999 – 2009 |
| Rank |  Chief Petty Officer[3] |
| Unit | SEAL Team 3, sniper element, Charlie platoon |
| Battles/wars | |
| Awards |  Silver Star Medal (2) Bronze Star Medal (Valor; 5) Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (1) Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (2)[3][4][5] |
| Spouse(s) | Taya (wife) |
| Signature |  |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Kyle
Christopher Scott Kyle (April 8, 1974 – February 2, 2013) was a United States Navy SEAL and the most lethal sniper in American military history, with 160 confirmed kills (out of 255 claimed kills),[3][4] although these statistics have not yet been released by the Pentagon.[6] He was shot and killed on February 2, 2013 in Texas.
At the age of 8, Kyle's father taught him to shoot. As a youth, he trained as a bronco rider for the rodeo, which he gave up after a serious injury to his arm. He had intended to volunteer for the U.S. Marines, and was recruited by the U.S. Army, but eventually enlisted with the U.S. Navy. He served four tours in the second Iraq war, and was awarded the Bronze and Silver Stars multiple times. Iraqi insurgents named him the Devil of Ramadi and offered an increasing bounty for his head. He was shot twice, and was involved in six IED attacks. He separated from the Navy with an honorable discharge in 2009 to spend time with his family. He remained in the spotlight, and wrote an autobiography biography, American Sniper.
Early life
Born in Odessa, Texas, the son of a Sunday school teacher and a deacon,[3] Kyle's father bought his son his first gun at 8 years old, a bolt-action .30-06 Springfield rifle, and later a shotgun, with which they hunted pheasant, quail, and deer.[3] After school, Kyle became a professional bronco rodeo rider, but his profession ended abruptly when he severely injured his arm. After his arm healed, he went to a military recruiting office, interested in joining the United States Marine Corps (USMC). A Navy recruiter told him about the Navy SEALs. Kyle signed up, but was rejected because of the pins in his arm. A little while later, he received a call and he had the chance to go to BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition SEAL school), finally joining the United States Navy in 1999.[7]
Assigned to SEAL Team 3, Sniper Element Charlie platoon within the Naval Special Warfare Command, and with over four tours of duty, Kyle served in every major battle of Operation Iraqi Freedom.[3] His first long-range kill shot was taken during the initial invasion, when he shot a woman approaching a group of Marines with a hand grenade in her hand. As ordered, he opened fire, killing the woman before she could attack.[8]
For his deadly track record as a marksman during his deployment to Ramadi, the insurgents named him Shaitan Ar-Ramadi (English: The Devil of Ramadi), and put a $20,000 bounty on his head that was later increased to $80,000.[3][4][8]
In 2008, outside Sadr City, he made his longest successful shot, after he spotted an insurgent with a rocket launcher near a U.S. Army convoy at a range of 2,100 yards (1.9 km). He fired a shot from his Lapua Magnum PGM .338 rifle, killing the insurgent as told in his book American Sniper. During four tours of duty in Iraq, Kyle was shot twice and caught up in six separate IED explosions.[4][8]
Kyle never received the Purple Heart, even though he had been wounded, as he refused to allow the paperwork to be submitted as this would have caused automatic removal from his unit for a minimum period of time.
Kyle left the U.S. Navy in 2009,[4][9] and moved to Midlothian, Texas with his wife, Taya, and two children. He ran Craft International, which provides military, law enforcement, and civilian training, as well as private security and protection until his death.[4][10] In 2012, Harper Collins released Kyle's autobiographical book American Sniper.[9][11] Kyle also paired with FITCO Cares Foundation, a non-profit organization which created the Heroes Project to provide free in-home fitness equipment, individualized programs, personal training, and life-coaching to in-need veterans with disabilities, Gold Star families, or those suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.[12]
On August 13, 2012, Kyle appeared on the reality television show Stars Earn Stripes, which features celebrities pairing up with a special operations or law enforcement professional who will train them in weapons and combat tactics. Kyle was teamed with actor Dean Cain.[13]
While promoting his book American Sniper on the Opie and Anthony Radio Show on January 4, 2012, Kyle claimed to have knocked down former Governor of Minnesota Jesse Ventura, who was also a member of the Underwater Demolition Teams, with a punch to the face at a bar in Coronado, California in 2006 after Ventura allegedly “badmouthed the troops” and said that the SEALs "deserved to lose a few guys." The alleged incident occurred during a wake for Michael A. Monsoor, a Navy SEAL who was killed in action in Iraq the same year. Kyle also wrote about the alleged incident in his book but did not mention Ventura by name.[14] Ventura released a statement on his Facebook page calling Kyle's claims completely false, denying he said anything derogatory about the troops, and also denying Kyle’s claim of punching him in the face or even having ever met Kyle.[15] Kyle claimed two Navy SEALs had come forward with the story but no police report is known to exist.[16] At the time of Kyle's death, Ventura was suing Kyle for defamation in court.[17]
Kyle and a companion, Chad Littlefield, were killed on Saturday, February 2, 2013, at the Rough Creek Lodge shooting range in Erath County, Texas.[18] Local police captured the suspect, Eddie Ray Routh, after a short freeway chase, which ended when Routh, who had left the scene of the shootings in Kyle's Ford F-350 truck, crashed into a police cruiser. The suspect was arrested just before 9:00 p.m. the same day in Lancaster, Texas.[19] Erath County sheriffs said the motive for the killing was unclear [20].
Routh, 25, of Lancaster, Texas, was arraigned Saturday, February 2nd, 2013, on two counts of capital murder, according to Sgt. Lonny Haschel of the Texas Department of Public Safety. He was taken to the Erath County Jail for holding under a $3 million bond.[21] A friend of Kyle said the suspect was a veteran struggling with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD).[22] Kyle and Littlefield had purportedly taken Routh to the gun range in an effort to help him with his PTSD.[23] Authorities say Routh used a semi-automatic handgun to kill the two men.[24]
很有可能就是美國海豹部隊第一狙擊手Chris Kyle 的命盤
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【楊芬瑩╱綜合外電報導】美軍史上最厲害的狙擊手凱爾（Chris Kyle），上周六在德州靶場與友人同遭槍擊身亡後，警方前天證實，25歲兇嫌魯斯（Eddie Ray Routh）原為海軍陸戰隊下士，曾服役於伊拉克前線，退伍後心理適應困難，凱爾約他去靶場進行特定輔導，卻遭魯斯以半自動手槍近距離槍殺。
凱爾於1999年至2009年為海豹特種部隊第3小隊成員，當時他以高超射擊技巧，在前線為海軍陸戰隊等部隊提供保護。他最遠曾於1920公尺外，狙殺以火箭筒瞄準美軍的敵方人員，他非官方紀錄曾擊斃255人（軍方承認160人），過得14面勳章。
凱爾暢銷自傳《美國狙擊手》寫道，他赴伊拉克戰場之初，曾透過步槍的望遠瞄準鏡頭，看到一名婦女要對美軍投擲手榴彈，她身邊還站個小孩，他猶豫了一下就扣扳機，他說：「我的職責就是開槍，我不後悔，我救的美國人比那女人扭曲的靈魂更有價值。」他不必做心理準備，只是瞄準目標，在敵人動手前殺掉他，恐怖組織「基地」武裝份子稱他「撒旦」，曾懸賞約237萬元台幣要他的命。
2009年凱爾為挽救婚姻申請退伍並創業，提供軍警、企業與民眾戰鬥與武器訓練。他也有過嚴重適應問題，因此成立基金會，幫助退伍軍人克服「創傷後壓力症候群」（Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder，PTSD）等心理問題，輔導課程包括特定射擊治療。警方稱，兇嫌魯斯退伍前就有精神問題，行兇前處於失業狀態，他母親聯絡凱爾幫忙，目前無法確定魯斯是否也有PTSD等問題，但他已遭蓄意謀殺罪名起訴。
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