I disagree.
You cannot make that judgment.
From the article...
..."I do want people to know the truth, and everybody is like, 'What is Christy's motive?'" Davey said. "Christy did not have a motive. Christy was not mentally stable, and mental illness is a serious issue."
Fort Bend County sheriff's officials also confirmed with the Chronicle that they had received several mental health-related calls for help over the past four years at the family's residence.
Three of those calls were related to suicide attempts but the sheriff's office would not confirm who the calls concerned. The publication further noted that Christy, who had separated from her husband in the past, also targeted him during the attack but he escaped unharmed.
"I know that Jason and Christy were fighting about several different issues but I'm not sure what the final thing was that made her snap," Davey told the Chronicle.
People can be mentally sick/oppressed just like they can be physically ill.
My brother shot his wife and them himself.
He was not well mentally or emotionally.
Does that mean he is in hell now?
I don't think so.
He was a baby Christian who never really grew.
You tell me, is he in hell now?
Based on what Scriptures?
Because he didn't have time to formally/legally repent?
You can't make that call.
Under stress or duress, have you ever asked God to forgive you for something you were about to do?
Don't be so quick to judge.