Early on I tried to help the WSJ since I knew someone who knew Danny's kidnapper and could talk to him. They trained in the camps together and were friends. The WSJ blew me off. Later I had the privilege of meeting and helping Danny's parents. Now this. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8…
All families of murder victims have left are memories, a hollow anger, a hope that justice will be done. The Trump Paying His Bills Pardon will go down in history as perhaps some of the cruelest pardons ever made. nbcnews.com/news/world/tru…
Trump made these four pardons (and of other war criminals) out of a position of weakness, not strength. Yes Prince is getting what he wanted, as we shall see in the months ahead, but we paid the price, not Trump. esquire.com/news-politics/…
“The most important rule for me during these deployments to major crime scenes: Don't look at the crime and fit the forensic evidence to match a perceived narrative; instead, look at the forensic evidence that will show the story of the event.” cnn.com/2020/12/24/opi…
A lot of people in law enforcement will feel free to do their job in three weeks.
“In examining the white KIA, I was able to count 38 bullet entry points, and that does not account for the numerous rounds that entered through the windshield that no longer existed. We recovered a black steel tip rifle round from the steering wheel of the white KIA.”
“I could go on with each of the 17 victims killed and 20 seriously injured in this incident. Same story, sitting in traffic waiting to get somewhere, anywhere but Nisour Square. In each case the vehicles were processed methodically and forensic evidence was recovered.”
“The four armored vehicles involved in the Nisour Square shooting were silver in color when they were observed on tape leaving the US Green zone against orders. The vehicles in front of us....were now desert sand color. The reported impact points -- were no long there.”
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