margarita25
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Have we learned yet how far away LAM lived and worked from the AZ shootings?
Last post, these all are on/near / surround /cross near 34:
Shat. 4/29/15 4/4
Two drivers on northbound I-25 reported windows shattering between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Wed. [4/29/15], per The Larimer CSO. [One] "incident happened on mile marker 276 and [this one] was at mile marker 257." Source: Deb Stanley, 7News Denver: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...rt-windows-shattering-in-n-colorado_35618672_
Shot Missed 6/3/15
Shot fired at, but missed, an unnamed person on the night of 6/3/15 at Denver Ave and East Eisenhower Boulevard in Loveland. The person only reported the incident to police about two weeks later. Based on a description from that person and others, the NOCO Task Force produced a sketch of a vehicle of interest which they released on 6/23/15. Blair Shiff, KUSA: http://www.9news.com/story/news/crime/2015/06/23/noco-shattered-window-incidents/29153755/ |||| The target was described during a 9/17/15 press conference as a motercyclist driving on Denver Drive and East 18th .
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/northern-colorado-shooting-task-force-checking-2-new-shootings-increasing-reward
"A man is dead after being found shot on a Loveland sidewalk, the victim of a drive by shooting to which police responded at 10:52 PM Wed. 6/3/15. 65-year-old William Roger Connole, Jr. was found bleeding and unable to talk, then died. Location: East First Street and St. Louis Avenue, Loveland, CO. Katie de la Rosa, Coloradoan 6/4/15: http://www.coloradoan.com/story/new...-shooting-victim-loving-grandfather/28486929/ Also Fox31, 6/4/15, by Web Staff: http://kdvr.com/2015/06/04/one-dead-in-loveland-drive-by-shooting/ |||| Another story, w/ video, Jason Pohl, The Coloradoan:http://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2015/06/04/loveland
This crosses at 392, which runs parallel to 34:
Shat. 4/29/15 2/4
Wed. 4/29/15 between 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM* "... Investigators responded to the park-and-ride near the Windsor exit. There, Brady Collins told investigators she was driving northbound on the SE Frontage road south of Windsor when her passenger window shattered. Per Jason Pohl, Katie de la Rosa and Associated Press in The Coloradoan:http://www.coloradoan.com/story/new...rts-stream-wednesday-larimer-county/26586005/ and * http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...rt-windows-shattering-in-n-colorado_35618672_. |||| The location shown is approximate and based only on the description above.
*34 is virtually the x axis.
fftobed:
Eta: Need a graphical representation of chronology...is that possible Forager? Numbered pins maybe, with a,b,c,d for multiple daily incidents?
Eta: Also, remember Jacoby's pin originally misplaced a little north at the cross street iirc? Cross..
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Shat. 4/23/15 1/2
At about 12:10 p.m. Thursday, a 46-year-old Johnstown man was traveling south on Weld County Road 49 — between WCR 24 and WCR 26 — when the front driver's-side window of his vehicle shattered. The man was uninjured, but he believes the window may have been "shot out," according to WCSO. Per Coloradoan:http://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2015/04/23/woman-shot-near-windsor/26232009/ ||| "Driver's side window of a semi-truck shattered as it traveled southbound to Interstate 76." Source: Marshall Zelinger 7 News Denver:http://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...indow-incidents-on-northern-colorado-highways
This is excellent work, magz. You completely make sense to me. It seems like you've honed in on a comfort zone of sorts. As you keep going with this, is there some way to demonstrate it graphically? Maybe Forager can come up with a way, when he's done decoruming around.
Thank you. Reading back, I'm not sure I did the best job explaining myself because it was late, I was so tired and it was brainstorming/thinking out loud so apologies if I sounded confusing, I was pretty much making notes. I did not sleep a wiiiiiiink last night, tossed and turned all night with images of maps and cross streets in my head. Visiting the exact mile marker(s) this past weekend made a huge impact on how I see this. Now where to go from here, and what good all this does...
I think being openly perched on an overpass is too risky to be not only spotted, but also risky to get away. I'm thinking at this moment that he/they are in a vehicle, and maybe shoot out the window down onto the highway /ramps /frontage roads as they are going over the overpass/bridge. I would also think there would be less traffic, if none, on some of these crossroads so they could get in a clear shot with nobody seeing them. They have the aerial advantage and vantage point. It would be fairly easy to hang a barrel out the window, especially if there is a passenger with the gun. Some of the incidents I just listed above, I'm interested to see if all of those cross streets go over the highway like a bridge. Again, say they travel laterally east west they could shoot north south, or ne or nw, se or sw, even comfortably aim/ point out at say position 9:00/10:00/11:00 (driver) or 1:00/2:00/3:00 (passenger) for example..Say the vehicle is traveling east on the bridge, the passenger could point out to the right and aim south, or southeast, accounting for the rear window hits and/or targets hit frontally while merging north...again, not sure I'm explaining myself clearly. Hope I didn't confuse my directions in his post lol. Going on no sleep.
So, I'm thinking, perhaps using the zoomed in satellite views (screenshot) as well as Forager's map & spreadsheet that includes the details of the specific windows hit & the directions of travel and precise incident locations maybe we can try to draw some possible trajectory lines...I'm surprised we have not tried to do this before...
*maybe start with the first few incidents, Jan / Feb / April / Romero , etc, and/or the ones which we have all the variables.
*nothing in March iirc?
Question for the people that know a lot about guns, can someone explain the difference in the size of the wound/hole in glass based on distance? (Shot at close range vs from a distance)
Also, what would the maximum distance be using a handgun (say 9mm).
And, how does caliber affect distance/travel (say .22 vs 9mm)...I know the gun itself/barrel length makes a difference...
*it seems "half a mile" has come up...(need to check the distances from every overpass/cross street) to each incident.
What about bullets bouncing off, ricocheting? I don't think we have talked about any ricochet factors yet, or have we?
... Forager do you know how old these satellite images are linked on your map?
Question for the people that know a lot about guns, can someone explain the difference in the size of the wound/hole in glass based on distance? (Shot at close range vs from a distance)
Also, what would the maximum distance be using a handgun (say 9mm).
And, how does caliber affect distance/travel (say .22 vs 9mm)...I know the gun itself/barrel length makes a difference...
*it seems "half a mile" has come up...(need to check the distances from every overpass/cross street) to each incident.
What about bullets bouncing off, ricocheting? I don't think we have talked about any ricochet factors yet, or have we?
Interesting to note that this is happening in my region as well. I live in Canada.
http://kitchener.ctvnews.ca/4th-bb-gun-shooting-alleged-in-waterloo-1.2562204