Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of those murdered, and with all the people of Henderson today.

Details are still developing.

This from the most recent AP report:

... The employee, a press operator, began arguing with a supervisor and was escorted from the building, company CEO Bud Philbrook told The Associated Press.

As the employee was leaving, he took out a gun, shot the supervisor, then charged back into a break room and shot several employees. Then he returned to the floor and shot another employee before killing himself, Philbrook said.

"It's just total shock. It's something you read about in the paper what happened at one of our facilities," Philbrook said.

It wasn't clear if the employee was carrying the gun, or if he retrieved it after the argument. "We don't know if the gun was in the car or if he went somewhere to get it," Henderson police Lt. David Piller said.

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Exactly where the shooter retrieved his firearm is not entirely clear, based on conflicting reports of police statements.

This is important to those who believe private property owners and employers should not be forced to accept firearms on their premises.

Kentucky, tied for the lowest score on the 2007 Brady State Scorecard, is also a state that forces employers to accept guns on workplace property.