[TigerClaws]

The Secret Cervix are on the job!

[George from New England]

So no dog stiffing on roof — slope dangers to dogs too you know

[know.your.why]

He keister’d it.

[Red Badger]

It was under the Air Conditioner, duh!.................

[Magnum44]

[null and void]

So now the weapon is formally identified as an AR-15? That only took 5 days.

So is it really an AR-15 or not?

Place your bets...

[Dr. Marten]

[right way right]

Already commented that it may have been under the metal siding or the roofing.
The I saw the trees by the ladder. Those trees could hide both.

[JewishRighter]

It was behind a pile of boxes in the book depository.

[Spok]

They are constructing a narrative that will shield whoever might’ve been helping or conspiring with Crooks. Consider the Steele Dossier. Since there were no consequences for manufacturing that, is there anything preventing them repeating that crime?

[DarrellZero]

SS is like a guilty 15 year-old.

First deny everything, then start trickle-truthing information that doesn’t really matter.

[WeaslesRippedMyFlesh]

Ok fine, which plotter was responsible for ignoring the pre search?

[blackdog]

Or at least that’s what the training handlers taught him to do.

[Vendome]

Crap story and too easy to poke holes in it

[Major Matt Mason]

By the time agents spotted him on the roof, he was already holding it.

He was spotted well before he had the gun in hand - more excuse-making by the SS and media.

[Pajamajan]

Keystone Cops say what?

[Opinionated Blowhard]

Well, that explains everything. I don’t see how anyone could stop him if he hid the rifle in advance.

[toddausauras]

On one hand Cheatle remaining is good reninder to voters of dem incompetence...on other hand it outs 45 in danger. But I’m beyond thinking a new SS boss would do anything different. In other words 45 isn’t safe period.

[dragnet2]

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[bunkerhill7]

Too late the Phalarope

[ComputerGuy]

Several days ago, a FReeper wondered where he stashed his rifle.