A 62-year-old Conch Key woman was arrested on a murder charge Sunday night after being accused of shooting a Keys fisherman five times after he refused to give her a beer.

Carolyn Dukeshire, who the Monroe County Sheriff's Office said is known as "the sea hag," reportedly shot Martin Mazur, 64.

The incident happened at 53 N. Conch Ave. shortly after 7 p.m.

Deputy Becky Herrin said Casey Whippo, 30, of Conch Key told deputies that he and Mazur went to dinner at the Brass Monkey in Marathon. They returned to the house and were sitting outside. They had just opened a beer when Dukeshire walked around the side of the house and asked if she could have one.

Whippo said Mazur refused to give her a beer, so Dukeshire shot him twice in the abdomen, twice in the back and once in the wrist, according to Herrin.

http://www.miamiherald.com/2012/07/30/2920869/keys-woman-known-as-sea-hag-accused.html

If you know any athletes who've worked their whole lives to compete in these Olympics, PLEASE get this message to them.  STOP TWEETING. Yesterday, ANOTHER athlete was kicked out of the Olympics for an offensive tweet.  That's the third Olympic tweeting controversy in less than a week. On Sunday, Switzerland's men's soccer team lost two-to-one to South Korea. Afterward, one Swiss player, 23-year-old Michel Morganella, tweeted that the South Koreans should, quote, "all burn" and, quote, "they're a bunch of [ret*rds]."

The Swiss Olympic Committee sent him home yesterday.  He's since deleted his Twitter account and has apologized. Last week, a Greek triple jumper was kicked out of the Olympics for a racist tweet against Greece's African immigrants.

Earlier this week, Lolo Jones, an American hurdler, tweeted that Americans should be good at, quote, "da gun shooting competition."  She will not be kicked off the team.

#1.)  Chinese trampolinist Dong Dong.

#2.)  Canadian swimmer Victoria Poon. 

#3.)  Austrian heptathlete Ivona Dadic.

#4.)  South Korean pole vaulter Yoo Suk Kim.

#5.)  New Zealand cyclist Jack Bauer . . . like from "24".

#6.)  Swiss equestrian athlete Werner Muff.

#7.)  Canadian track star Gavin Smellie.

#8.)  Japanese volleyball player Yoshie Takeshita.

#9.)  Chinese sailor Aichen Wang.

#10.)  A track and field athlete from Trinidad and Tobago named . . . Sparkle McKnight.