One Bullet Away Trivia Quiz

Answer: His father

Mechtel had been the republican nominee for the US House of Representatives for 2006. He was also chairman of 'The Northern Crops Council'. He died at just thirty nine years of age of a self-inflicted wound. Though he was known to have been having personal and professional difficulties leading up to the time of his death, there has been no explanation for his suicide.

Answer: Sweden

Nodtveidt was convicted of being an accessory to murder and jailed in 1997. He was released in 2004, when he restarted his band 'Dissection.' Nodtveit was also a journalist for 'Metal Zone,' the magazine that followed the black-metal scene.

Answer: Montana

Anderson was the democratic governor of Montana for four years. From 1969 to 1973. He also held the post of Associate Justice on the Montana Supreme Court from 1953 to 1956. He was eighty six when he died.

Answer: John O'Brien

John O'Brien's only known pen name was Carroll Mine. Under this name, he wrote an episode of the 'Rugrats' entitled 'Toys in the Attic'. O'Brien wrote two other books, one of which was unfinished at his time of death and had to be completed by his sister before publication.

Answer: President

When Reina came into office, he had a very difficult economy to deal with. There was significant foreign debt, which took almost 40% off the Honduran exports. It is believed that his suicide was prompted by a unendurable illness that he had been suffering from for some time.

Answer: Fitzgerald

JFK was the thirty fifth president of the United States of America. Though JFK served in the US Navy from 1941 to 1945, he originally volunteered to go into the US Army, but was refused because he had back troubles. He was in a limousine with his wife and two associates when he was shot.

Answer: His Royal Highness Prince of Edinburgh

Prince Alfred of Edinburgh was the grandson of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of England, and Alexander II of Russia and Princess Marie of Hesse and by Rhine. He was just twenty four when he shot himself. He died on the 6th February 1899 at the Sanatorium Martinnsbrunn in Tyrol.

Answer: William Rynerson

After being heavily involved in the Civil War, Slough was elected chief justice of New Mexico Supreme Court. William Rynerson along with many others believed he should be removed from the post. Rynerson hated him so much, he assassinated him after a heated argument in Santa Fe.

Answer: Our American Cousin

President Lincoln was with his wife and two guest when John Booth stormed into his box and shot him. President Lincoln had four children, Robert, Edward, William and Thomas. Tragically though, only Robert survived into adulthood.

Answer: Two

Lennon had two children, Sean and Julian. Julian was the son of Cynthia Lennon, the first wife of Lennon, whom he left in 1968 for Yoko Ono, with whom he had his second son, Sean. Both Lennon's sons went on to have recording careers after his death.