freespeech
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There are Monday morning quarterbacks in every city. Even if the case were re-opened and the conclusion stayed unchanged, some will still insist it was murder. Not all opinions are going to agree about any case. There are those who still believe Lee Harvey Oswald didn't act alone even though the case was reviewed and the conclusion was unchanged.
I'm assuming that all members of the various LE agencies and ME's office that handled RZ's investigation all live in the area. They have publicly expressed their professional opinion it was suicide. Unless there is new evidence presented, I don't believe their professional opinions will be changed.
JMO
I agree with the part of your comment I bolded.
The reason I agree with this is because I do not think it is human nature to want to believe that what ever your professional opinion is on a matter in your field was faulty. I do not think that would ever be admitted to no matter what.
Dr. Godwin graphically showed how the police officers boot print was placed over a second hitherto unidentified shoeprint. That was new evidence that the sdso turned a blind eye to. I do not think any new evidence would be visible to them because they already decided and they determined that they never have and never will admit to making a rush to judgement. This is entirely understandable in human terms however irrational in what would be considered professional accountability, imo.