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Robert, About the best single piece I have seen on this at this point. You got everything. But as a physician, you might want to point out that they report that the shooter had no ID on him, but in under an hour they identified him by "DNA". I run a large lab and this is virtually impossible. Against which database were they going to match? What samples were they using for analysis? Using what tools? This is all just so bogus. They knew who it was because they put him up to it/tracked him over …
So many questions - like how/where did this 20 year old get this kind of gun and know how to use it? How did he get within a mile of the place with this gun? I did wonder how they got his ID so fast. Sort of like on detective TV shows where they get the perp identified in minutes by DNA or facial recognition. We do live in the Matrix where everything is illusion.
I do get that. Would be the same here in North GA. However, when one is investigating there should be no questions left unasked. No stone unturned.
