andyh wrote:
dogsmilk wrote:
I was under the impression they found a shotgun in the boot of the car...not the murder weapon. The cop looks like he's probably wearing gloves, but the footage is not the clearest.
Well....I was under the impression that they found a 'long rifle' in the boot of a car and that this was the murder weapon
Clearly the video footage does indeed show a shotgun which afaik does not fire .223 machine gun rounds and if left in the boot of a car could not have been the murder weapon.
So where is this murder weapon? Do we have bullets that match the scoring on the barrel and do we have lanzas prints on it?
All this should have been very quickly known. I guess we're not worthy of knowing lol.
I saw a video clip where somebody narrating from a distance said it looked like a 'long rifle'. It seemed they were saying what they thought it looked like. Was that a terrible thing to do?
Are you suggesting the media was lying in saying it was a 'long rifle' when it was actually a shotgun for some inscrutable reason? If it was all a big cover up, do you not think it would be pre-decided what the murder weapon was and where it was?
I would guess the murder weapon is in an evidence locker. That's where they usually put things like that I think. I don't think failing to put it in a perspex box on the steps of the White House for all to behold is indicative of a conspiracy.
As for the forensics - fuck knows. Given it would appear to have been immediately obvious on the scene who the shooter was and given so many children died, I don't find it remotely suspicious that the media has not been focused on fingerprint analyses. What you're saying is that because the media haven't told you something you demand to know, that's automatically suspicious.
This is indicative of
conspiracy overdrive - typically if the news reports somebody being shot, people don't fall over themselves saying
well have they tested the weapon for fingerprints?!?. While it's understandable people are sceptical of the media blah blah blah, there's also the element where you have to appreciate you're not Columbo personally tasked with solving the case and it's unlikely CBS is going to publish forensic reports for your personal scrutiny.