Idiot still had the mystery gun. He must have been planning on making a career out it.
Looks like they may have caught the United CEO hitman.
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Sucks. He did a community service. Was hoping he'd walk free for the rest of his life.
Doesn't make sense why he has the weapon, etc still with him
He wanted to get caught. Infamy and attention. Probably some serious mental illness history.
The question is, who used him as their “useful idiot”?
The question is, who used him as their “useful idiot”?
Police just reported he had a "Ghost Gun". So, as I predicted, he probably had an 80% lower Glock (or removed SN from a Glock) and home made suppressor.
From my previous post
"Looking at the blurry picture, my guess it is some model of Glock threaded for, and equipped with, a suppressor. The gun malfunctions and he manually clears the failure. I think it is gross over thinking to believe it is a Welrod or B&T Station Six. I've heard some suggest that the failure to eject was actually not a failure, but a slide lock to enhance suppression. First, both Welrod and B&T are NFA registered. Were these stolen? I doubt the shooter legally purchased either of these. Occam's razor would suggest that it is a Glock with probably a home-made suppressor. It's possible the suppressor was legally purchased. If so, it shouldn't be too difficult to find out who, between the ages of 21 and 35, purchased a suppressor and start with the Atlanta area where the shooter boarded a Greyhound bus. A home-made suppressor would do the trick and account for the failures as it probably didn't have a booster."
From my previous post
"Looking at the blurry picture, my guess it is some model of Glock threaded for, and equipped with, a suppressor. The gun malfunctions and he manually clears the failure. I think it is gross over thinking to believe it is a Welrod or B&T Station Six. I've heard some suggest that the failure to eject was actually not a failure, but a slide lock to enhance suppression. First, both Welrod and B&T are NFA registered. Were these stolen? I doubt the shooter legally purchased either of these. Occam's razor would suggest that it is a Glock with probably a home-made suppressor. It's possible the suppressor was legally purchased. If so, it shouldn't be too difficult to find out who, between the ages of 21 and 35, purchased a suppressor and start with the Atlanta area where the shooter boarded a Greyhound bus. A home-made suppressor would do the trick and account for the failures as it probably didn't have a booster."
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What's the over/ under that he was "known to the FBI"?
The biggest bummer to me is that now it proves he wasn’t a professional.
I so wanted him to actually be a professional, just cause everyone was saying “he wasn’t a professional.”
I so wanted him to actually be a professional, just cause everyone was saying “he wasn’t a professional.”
Well, he could have been a professional...just not that good. Works for the Government?
There are alot of CEO's that need that kind of treatment. Shooter not guilty.
Now they gotta find 12 people that aren't biased...
United is one of the biggest insurers around. Good luck finding 12 people where at least one or two don't have an axe to grind.
Mike
United is one of the biggest insurers around. Good luck finding 12 people where at least one or two don't have an axe to grind.
Mike
Well (80% receivers) ghost guns are gonna get banned....
Leftist WaPo and NYT cunt.
If this is the guy and it most likely is, he thinks he's smarter than everybody else ie; obviously not as smart as the average bear. Plus, nobody but a retard "wants" to get caught and get tossed around the cell block like he will be, unless he likes getting raped?? Not much of a statement.
Thompson Center did not want the brand linked with this.
yeah, i'm skeptical...but not sure how they would have set him up, if they did.
the only consistent thing is the government's propensity to lie about anything.
the only consistent thing is the government's propensity to lie about anything.
perhaps he wanted to be caught, for some reason.
guy had major back surgery and was unhappy with his treatments or lack thereof.
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guy had major back surgery and was unhappy with his treatments or lack thereof.
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An accountant goes into the pen for embezzlement.
They process him and take him to his cell in the middle of the night and lock the door behind him on the pitch black, dark space.
As he stands there terrified, he hears a deep voice with a bit of a southern drawl say "you want to be the husband or the wife"
The account stutters...."er...eh...what...no...I..."
Voice again, "you want to be the husband or the wife"
This goes on a few more times until the fish...in desperation...picks what he thinks is best for him and says "I want to be the husband"
The voice comes out of the dark again and says "then get your ass over here and suck your wife's big black dick"
Yeah....I think I heard that one in 5th grade...but I still like it. haha
Was never going to pass anyway. Just another carrot hanging in front of the 2A community by do-nothing repubs, “see we’re doing something. But, the environment isn’t right yet…”
Yep a weird Eye-talian kid named luigi!!
I guess he couldn’t at least get a job spinning pizza dough or crawling in pipes. Great Scotts!
Another article said he was part of a rich family so who knows.
nope. i'd vote "not guilty". the law enforcement agencies have pushed me to the point i trust NOTHING of what they say.The lines are drawn now.
Hero to the left.
Killdozer folks backing away, slowly ……
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and you can add to that i had absolutely zero sympathy for the mark.
I was going to get through this thread without a giggle, just as a challenge.
It's all your fault I snickered.
at least the government will cover his healthcare gratis from now on.
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