Local/Regional News 4:35 pm Thu April 5, 2012  Letter: Ex-
Governor Nunn Tells Son "You Do Not Exist"  LEXINGTON, Ky. --
Former Kentucky Governor  Louie B. Nunn told his son in a 1997
letter that "within my mind and memory, you do not exist" and
that "Someday God will humble you," while detailing multiple
allegations of abuse by former lawmaker Steve Nunn against
family members over the years.  Louie Nunn, who served as
governor from 1967 to 1971, castigated his son in writing for
what he saw as mistreatment of his ex-wife and children and said
the family wanted nothing to do with him.  "It appears to me
that nothing I can do will ever humble you in any way," Louie
Nunn wrote on Aug. 4, 1997. "Someday God will humble you."  The
letter is among 191 pages of documents released Thursday by
Lexington police chronicling their investigation into the Sept.
11, 2009, shooting death of 29-year-old Amanda Ross. Steve Nunn,
had been engaged to Ross. He pleaded guilty in June and was
sentenced to life in prison without pa