>> How do you know his weapon wasn’t pointed down....dufus. It was still safe after they pumped him, and the neighborhood full of lead. <<
When you’re a marine, and you’re pointing your weapon down so as to indicate you do not intend to use it, you’re not going to fall the same way as if you were pointing it. Could they have moved it? Absolutely. Kind of a dangerous thing to do, though, because if wife sees you, makes that assertion, now you have to get the forensics team... and every member of your own team... to back that up.
Is the wife lying? Well, her story about no siren is false, but trauma tends to rattle up someone’s memory, so no, probably not. But she contradicted the police version of events, and did not claim they doctored the crime scene.
What’s especially ironic is you seem ready to convict the SWAT team.
And for the record: I’m very concerned that something happened here that should not have happened. I don’t see why the rescue team was held off so long, and I’d love to see it come out why the warrant for the SWAT team was issued in the first place. But screaming “murder” at the SWAT team just doesn’t make any sense.
Based on the video, I can't conclude she was lying about that. It didn't sound like a police siren.
I think that if anything it shows that the police were lying about coming in clearly with sirens, it just sounds like a little car alarm blat.
I think the video shows her story to be more credible than the police.