According to Anchorage Police Report, Bristol Palin, siblings Willow, Track, and even father Todd, husband of GOP Vice Presidential Nominee and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, started the fight in the property of Korey Klingenmeyer's house when they barged in the house night of September 6. That's what most of the news reports generally concluded. There was a birthday party going on in the house that Klingemeyer was hosting when the uninvited Palins arrived and joined in. The young Palins were reeking of alcohol.
According to reports, the Palins were celebrating Todd's 50th birthday and another friend when Track decided they go to Klingenmeyer's house where another party was being held.
As to how the series of clashes started and who initiated it was unclear. One report referred to Track Palin being hit by one of the employees of Mckenna Construction (It was the McKenna twins celebrating their birthdays in Klingenmeyer's house) and daddy Todd came to the rescue. In another report, a friend who came in with the Palins was hit and Track came to his rescue. There was also reference to Track confronting other guests upon hearing her sisters being called bad names. The aggressor, it seemed, depends on who's giving the testimony.
But the clash that appeared to be the most highlighted and which pointed to one aggressor, was Bristol Palin's punching Korey Klingenmeyer six times in the face. All the interviewees in the police report were one in saying it was the 23-year-old daughter of Sarah Palin who dared to go further in Klingenmeyer's house and challenged the homeowner she would kick his a__. The drunk Bristol threw in heavy punches that Klingenmeyer blocked with his fist. There was a version that said it was when Klingenmeyer held Bristol's fist that dropped the girl to the ground. Then, other references said a group of guys dragged Bristol dragged by her feet to remove her from the place.
Latest update said Klingermeyer would be filing charges against Bristol Palin. Others said no charges would be filed.
How this issue would be resolved is still hanging at the moment. One thing certain is that this would affect Sarah Palin's political career. Obviously, she has a lot of fixing to do in her own household, checking more on her children's behavior. It is granted that a person who aspires for a higher office should exercise discretion and proper demeanor in front of other people.
