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Hunting Accident Leaves One Man Dead

By: Dave Smith
Updated: November 19, 2012
WYANDOTTE,OK--- Officials say Robert Chestnut, 41, of Wyandotte, OK and his 13-year-old step son were returning to their vehicle after hunting when the boy's rifle discharged, striking Chestnut in the upper chest. Chestnut later died while undergoing surgery at a Joplin hospital. His death has been ruled an accident.

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