Among new concerns are why the ballistics tests, on what appears to be a local law enforcement matter, have been taken over by a federal agency. And why, after almost three months, ballistics testing has not yet been completed and reported — especially after ATF pledged this case was “being given top priority over other cases.” [More]So even with "top men" working on it, "we" still don't know who shot who...?
This WILL be whitewashed. It will take an investigative journalist like Michael McNulty, or...
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I believe we know. I also expect what we know will never see the light of day. I also expect the perps will die fat and happy on retirement and not see the bar of justice until they stand before the judge of all things. No chance of the TX AG jumping on this, he has not answered my letters on this and has now been indicted on some fuzzy felonies he has to deal with.
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