Greenwood mall shooting

[marvin02]

I thought this video was thought provoking when Paul Harrell discusses things to consider in this type of situation. Go to the 16 minute mark. Before that he talks about whether or not 40 yard shots are feasible.

 

[JCSR]

Not surprised.

FBI unable to retrieve data from mall shooter’s laptop

The investigation into why a Greenwood man went to the Greenwood Park Mall and opened fire in the food court has hit a roadblock.

fox59.com

 

[nonobaddog]

Not surprised.

FBI unable to retrieve data from mall shooter’s laptop

The investigation into why a Greenwood man went to the Greenwood Park Mall and opened fire in the food court has hit a roadblock.

fox59.com

Maybe they found stuff but didn't want to share it with America.
Anytime the FBI says anything we have to look at the likely possibility they are lying.

 

[BigRed]

Maybe they found stuff but didn't want to share it with America.
Anytime the FBI says anything we have to look at the likely possibility they are lying.

Any word on a dog?

 

[thompal]

Maybe they found stuff but didn't want to share it with America.
Anytime the FBI says anything we have to look at the likely possibility they are lying.

I interpret it to mean that they didn't find what they wanted to use to score political points.

It's kind of funny, really. In the 80s, I worked for a defense contractor, and if a hard drive failed, there was an entire process that had to be followed and documented. It included running a DOD-supplied program that wiped the data a number of times, then the platters had to be removed, and the oxide sanded off (AND SECURED), then the platters had to be physically shredded and disposed of in a particular method.

Who'd have known that all we had to do was chuck it in the oven instead?

 

[Expat]

Emails with his FBI lover and dope supplier?

 

[AndreusMaximus]

Not surprised.

FBI unable to retrieve data from mall shooter’s laptop

The investigation into why a Greenwood man went to the Greenwood Park Mall and opened fire in the food court has hit a roadblock.

fox59.com

 

[NHT3]

I'm reading that the coroner has ruled the shooting a homicide Maybe some of the legal minds here can expound on what potential problems this might cause for the defender? Info on WTHR website but the article states AGAIN that he didn't have a permit and we know that is bogus..

 

[hoosierdoc]

I'm reading that the coroner has ruled the shooting a homicide Maybe some of the legal minds here can expound on what potential problems this might cause for the defender? Info on WTHR website but the article states AGAIN that he didn't have a permit and we know that is bogus..

Of course it was a homicide. Via self defense.

When a human kills a human it's a homicide

 

[KLB]

I'm reading that the coroner has ruled the shooting a homicide Maybe some of the legal minds here can expound on what potential problems this might cause for the defender? Info on WTHR website but the article states AGAIN that he didn't have a permit and we know that is bogus..

Homicide does not equal murder.

 

[NHT3]

Appreciate the clarification.

 

[Super Bee]

Not surprised.

FBI unable to retrieve data from mall shooter’s laptop

The investigation into why a Greenwood man went to the Greenwood Park Mall and opened fire in the food court has hit a roadblock.

fox59.com

I am still waiting to hear the "reason" for the Las Vegas shooting.

 

[KLB]

I am still waiting to hear the "reason" for the Las Vegas shooting.

He was evil?

 

[femurphy77]

I've seen several stories saying the shooter had no drugs in his system but a lot of nicotine and caffeine, so he was all jacked up on Mt Dew or Starbucks and a smoker? Thank goodness they found out, now maybe we can have common sense Starbucks control.

 

[nonobaddog]

I interpret it to mean that they didn't find what they wanted to use to score political points.

It's kind of funny, really. In the 80s, I worked for a defense contractor, and if a hard drive failed, there was an entire process that had to be followed and documented. It included running a DOD-supplied program that wiped the data a number of times, then the platters had to be removed, and the oxide sanded off (AND SECURED), then the platters had to be physically shredded and disposed of in a particular method.

Who'd have known that all we had to do was chuck it in the oven instead?

They used to brag that they could recover the contents of a hard drive in spite of ridiculous circumstances. Now they want us to believe they have lost all such abilities.

Actually with their current hiring priorities that might be believable. Now they can't recover hard drives and sometimes they can't even find them.

 

[NHT3]

I am still waiting to hear the "reason" for the Las Vegas shooting.

YES and I'm still waiting to hear how many and WHO was paid off in the sexual harassment claims that congress paid about 7 million of OUR money to settle quietly.

 

[wcd]

Of course it was a homicide. Via self defense.

When a human kills a human it's a homicide

I believe they phrase it as excusable homicide.
sometimes the excusable gets dropped depending on whom is doing the story.

 

[qwerty]

Justifiable homicide.

 

[Cameramonkey]

Justifiable homicide.

Or in this case "Public Service"

I say the dude needs to get 10% of what the DOC would have spent on his life sentence as a reward for saving us all a bunch of money.
Edit: At a conservative estimate of $40k/year (pre covid/inflation) over 60 years, dude should get a tax free check for $240k.

 

[KLB]

I believe they phrase it as excusable homicide.
sometimes the excusable gets dropped depending on whom is doing the story.

Coroners do not rule on justified or not. They merely say it was homicide.