Posted on 10/14/2003 3:09:48 AM PDT by archy
Clues sought in arms dealer's death
By Gary Taylor | Sentinel Staff Writer
Posted October 14, 2003
Two machine guns and other weapons found at Scott Quinns residence lie in a van.
(RICARDO RAMIREZ BUXEDA/ORLANDO SENTINEL)
October 13, 2003
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Weapons found in dead mans home
Oct 13, 2003
On Sunday. (RICARDO RAMIREZ BUXEDA/ORLANDO SENTINEL) Oct 13, 2003
SANFORD -- Military weapons removed from a Sanford house Sunday and Monday ranged from World War II-era armament to arms used in the on-going military actions in the Iraq as well as wars in between.
Working with bomb squads from the Seminole and Orange County sheriff's offices, U.S. Army weapons experts X-rayed and removed more than 400 items, ranging from bazookas to grenades, found in the home of Scott Quinn, whose body was found about 4:30 a.m. Sunday.
Quinn was a licensed firearms dealer. It appears that many of the weapons found in his house in the Placid Woods neighborhood were there legally, said Sanford Police spokeswoman Cleo Cohen.
But police know that some of the explosives found in the house were illegal, and they are still trying to determine the legality of some of the other military items found there.
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Interesting question, particularly considering the spook/CIA connections that the Orlando flight school where Mohamed Atta and the other 09/11 suicide plane drivers learned to fly has. And that kid from Orlando who went on his own suicide plane flight.
Either the spooks are real busy around there, or the Disney people have been putting something funny in the water.
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Two machine guns and other weapons found at Scott Quinns residence lie in a van. (RICARDO RAMIREZ BUXEDA/ORLANDO SENTINEL)
There's an M1 Thompson SMG, a German [or Austrian or Yugo] MG42, and a WWII British Vickers watercooled heavy MG, among the others in there. Whoever dies with the best toys does not necessarily win.
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