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To: Uncle Chip

The video of the police removing the weapon from the trunk is at night after they had a search warrant for the car.

What is so hard for you to understand that at the time LEOs arrived on the scene they had no idea that the owner of the car was dead OR EVEN THAT IT WAS A SUSPECTS CAR.

They also did not know that he would shoot himself and that there were no other perps. In fact , at that time, there were possible other perps running around.

So why would you want to force a narrative that requires them to search a car when it is possible that the evidence could be thrown out by a trial court or on appeal..and do it in such a way that it contaminates the crime scene AND the evidence.

I think the reason you are forcing this narrative is because it means that it is possible there was more than one shooter.

I can come up with other explanations for that crime scene that would still mean one shooter...but apparently it is imperative that you force a narrative that requires LEOs to be inept when it comes to a crime scene and prosecution.

That car was not stopped by police. It was immobile. It wasn’t part of an arrest. It could have been a parents car.

And it wasn’t going anywhere.

They had time to get a search warrant before they searched it. A search warrant that is still sealed.


227 posted on 02/07/2013 4:01:33 PM PST by RummyChick
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To: RummyChick
The video of the police removing the weapon from the trunk is at night after they had a search warrant for the car.

So then how did they know about the shotgun at 9:55:25 on the police scanner???

How did they know that there was a shotgun if it was still in the trunk and they hadn't looked in there???

231 posted on 02/07/2013 4:36:15 PM PST by Uncle Chip
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