A Utah woman pulled the trigger. A boy died. And now, she’s a public speaker with a simple message — ‘No backstop, no shot.’

Cedar City • It’s a story she’s told over and over.Looking at round-faced kids who gathered in a Cedar City home for a hunter safety course, Kayleen Richins tells them how she fired a bullet that whizzed through the trees, pierced the window of a passing Jeep and hit a 14-year-old boy in the head.She killed someone.And that boy who died last September was not much older than those who had gathered there Saturday morning.“There was no excuse for being in my shoes,” Ri