Tom'sGirl
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But Ocean, those 55 people were only the ones they found names for by going to gun dealers and pawnshops so that's not helpful if the killer obtained the gun from out of the County or State.I really don't GS. It actually wouldn't be this neat looking imo. Especially if the perps had tried to remove it and I don't think there was thoughts of that or time to even think about it.
Imo this may have been a bullet that passed through one of the girls' bodies and lodged itself in the tree that was most likely in the line of fire behind where one of the girls stood when being shot.
I have seen LE widen out some around the area when retrieving bullets that have become embedded in walls or outside areas such as a tree line, fencing, etc. They do this so they can have the exact angle of the bullet as it entered the stationary object.
To me these weren't careful killers. They left bullet casings behind at the scene.
I do wonder now since they did decide to release that a Glock 40 was used if the other weapon used is not commonly owned either. With only around 55 people even having a Glock in this area shows it is not that common to have imo.
I think they are withholding the other weapon caliber so when they do an inventory on these others that have not come forward yet, OSBI will be asking them what other type of weapons they own.
imoo
I obtained two firearms given to me by a family member of a deceased person, nothing would track the weapons to me.