In Georgia in these past few days there were two home invasions with shots fired.

One homeowner hid from the intruders with her family’s revolver.

The other homeowner hid from intruders without a firearm. (H/t to mosinmango for the story).

Which homeowner would you be?

The folks at ICHV’s first attempt at a grassroots organization (well, the ones who aren’t Guns Save Life members) would be defenseless in this scenario. (They’re also working to make you defenseless as well, but that’s another story for another time).

So what happened?!

Here’s what happened to the woman who hid without a home defense firearm:

Site of a home invasion in Georgia where an unarmed homeowner, hiding from home invaders, was found and shot multiple times by the intruders.

FAIRBURN, Ga. (WSB-TV) — A relative of the woman who was shot several times after she ran and hid from home invaders said she is doing OK.

But Otis Burden is hurting and angry over how the burglars were heartless to shoot a defenseless woman.

“It just tears me up that they did this to her,” Burden said.

Burden said he is hurt over what he calls the senseless, heartless actions of home invaders who shot his niece multiple times after she ran and hid from them.

“Well, you can’t have heart when you’re doing something like (that) to somebody. You can’t have a heart, know what I’m saying? Why would you do that?” he said to Channel 2’s Tom Jones outside the home on Estonian Drive.

…Detectives said Burke ran and hid.

“But the perpetrators, multiple, located her and shot her,” Detective Melissa Parker with the Fulton County Police Department said.

Here’s what happened to the woman who accessed her family’s .38 Special revolver during a home invasion then hid. We’ll let you read about what happened next:

Home where a home intruder found an armed homeowner hiding from the intruders. The homeowner shot the intruder and escaped with her children, unharmed. Screen capture from MyFox8.com.

Loganville, GA (My Fox 8) — A Georgia mother hid her two 9-year-old twins and shot an intruder, Paul Ali Slater, several times during a home invasion on Friday, according to multiple media reports.

The Loganville mother said she didn’t initially answer when someone knocked on her door around 1 p.m. Friday. When the visitor began repeatedly ringing the doorbell, she called her husband at work, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution.

He then dialed 911 and his 37-year-old wife gathered their 9-year-old twins and hid them in a crawlspace inside the home.

According to the report, the intruder then forced his way into the home and started “rummaging” through the family’s belongings.

When the suspect went into the closet where the family was hiding ,the woman fired six bullets at the suspect, five of which hit alleged suspect Paul Ali Slater in the face and neck area.

“He opens the closet door and finds himself staring down the barrel of a .38 revolver,” Walton County Sheriff Joe Chapman told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

The woman fled to a neighbor’s home with her children. The woman and her two children were not injured.