“Morally”? Posting and quoting public legal documents has nothing to do with morality does it? Some seem to forget more than 75%, my estimate, of posts refer to legitimate sources and as the thread meanders along, the original post with the source is forgotten and it becomes so-and-so made something up or whatever. In the last thread, if I recall correctly, IM was asked about the home situation and didn’t respond (I don’t necessarily blame him for not responding).
See, here is a perfect example…I didn’t imply anything other than there are now gapping holes in some of the threads. Why moderators would delete or edit random posts without cause is beyond me but whatever.
Except that MB says he has no memory of what happened. And if there was a second gun which was disposed of, do you think anyone else involved would have mentioned it?
And now, can the prosecutor definitively say that RG did not have a second gun? According to the testimony of the officer in the hearing the other day, the prosecutor cannot, since the officer said RG was out of his sight in the house before anyone searched him.
I haven’t asked the attorneys if what they filed is their opinion nor have I asked them for proof of their statements. Mr. Montoya didn’t respond to any questions about the statement.
Just like now questions are being asked of me and @Sdel and others regarding what we heard at this week’s hearing and whether it is correct or not. We can all wait for the transcript…gladly. We may have a long wait however, since the transcript from the much earlier hearing has not been released, if in fact there is one.
But not “for several minutes”? Going into the house for a very short period of time to deposit the fog is quite different from “several minutes” if one wants to speculate on evidence tampering. Perhaps he did just go in the house to secure the dog!