“There is a pattern developing with these kinds of killers - having to do with young males, drugs, parents and godlessness.”
Isn’t it strange that gun control zealots don’t check the stats on who a murderer most often is?
— atheists. I’m double minded about amending the Constitution to take away their gun rights.
— hard core drug users. If they are repeat offenders, there’s another amendment to consider.
— young men outside of the military. Very tempting, at least until there’s a resurgence of morality.
Where is the actual hard evidence pointing to the suspect’s guilt?
—Have any of the living witnesses come forward to identify Roof as the gunman they saw in the church? No.
—Can the slugs and shell casings found in the church be linked back to the gun seized from Roof via ballistics evidence? Haven’t seen it.
—Did they recover gunshot residue (GSR) on Roof’’s hands or clothing? Haven’t seen it.
—Were his fingerprints found on the gun/mags/ammo? Haven’t seen it.
—Did the suspect confess? CNN claims he did, based on two anonymous LE sources. Yeah, anonymous sources, which aren’t worth very much. So why don’t they show us the videotaped confession? Probably because there is no confession to hear.
—What about the photo stills of the suspect allegedly outside the church and his car at the scene? Those photos could have been from a different time and location, for all we know. And even if they are real, it might be evidence he was there, but that’s not evidence he committed a mass shooting.
DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE!