BREAKING: VIDEO PURPORTS TO SHOW US AMBASSADOR DRAGGED FROM BENGHAZI CONSULATE

Thank you, this version is not as dark— at the 1:17 mark, the guy on the right with khaki pants and a white tee, he pokes at the ambassador with a stick of some sort.

Have you seen this one yet? FOX has a better quality version but it doesn’t include as much. FR bronxville found it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmGILRWEcHo&feature=player_embedded

This video shows the truck at the beginning and then it is spliced in again at the end.

If you watch it, listen at the 5 sec mark.

Men are leaving the bldg and getting into the truck at the 11 mark and a gunshot at the 16 mark.

A replay of the truck shows up again at the 1:18 mark with gunshot at 1:23.

I wish we could be sure of a full autopsy result, but of course we cannot be. Even in less charged cases, govts like to keep secrets, and diplomats are seen as confidential objects, rather than people available for legitimate public scrutiny.

I don't think the Obama administration can sequester and forever lock away public record autopsies paid for by taxpayers.

Of course, if challenged, it can declare the autopsies highly classified and bury them that way. This would look suspicious, of course.

The matter of autopsy revelation could also go to court if a Freedom of Information-type organization files a law suit demanding release.

One or more of the individual families can also demand the results be revealed if they have animosity toward the administration/State Department, etal for inadequate pre-protection for the victims, for instance.

So, autopsy reports can come up in court under various types of circumstances and for various reasons.

Also, if motivated in some way, like hatred for Obama, for instance, family members can leak certain facts from the autopsies. Of course, they will have lawyers advising them what to do and not do....but I don't discount this happening in some fashion at all.

All in all, I predict the autopsies will become the objects of contention later on in ways we haven't even thought of yet.

Leni

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