Posted on 09/27/2014 5:33:50 AM PDT by Labyrinthos
Alleged copkiller Eric Frein knew of one of the state troopers who was shot in a shift-change ambush — and he may have believed the trooper was having an affair with his own sister-in-law, MailOnline can reveal exclusively.
Alex Douglass, who was critically injured after being hit in the pelvis, lives less than half a mile from the family of Frein's brother and was friends with the fugitive's sister-in-law Melissa...
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I don’t need to rely on “multiple media reports”, I live in the area. I said that certain roads have been closed off and on, those were the only people inconvenienced who couldn’t get home for periods of time. Living in the Poconos, we also regularly get prevented from getting home when roads get closed for trees down on wires, snowstorms and construction. That doesn’t equate to a “lockdown”.
>>A citizen’s front door belongs to someone.
A citizen’s dog belongs to someone.
A citizen’s cash belong to someone.
A citizen’s wife belongs to someone.<<
Yes, they are called Property of the State. You had better learn that quickly before they have to beat it into your brain.
+1.
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