Chuz Life
Voluntary Investigator
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I have no strong opinion either way on suicide or murder.
I do have a strong opinion about keeping an open mind to outrageous things though.
I think many of us are aware of how far our imaginations are being stretched.
We are aware because they have been stretched that far before.
People keep saying how hard it is to believe this could be a murder.
I believe some are willing to entertain that idea for a reason.
We have seen unbelievable things happen with cases here.
I have personally learned anything is possible.
Many people here agreed with LE that this outrageous, straight out of a movie case was a hoax.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/showthread.php?274749-CA-DH-30-Vallejo-23-March-2015-*ARREST*
Guess what? They were all wrong.
Unbelievable as it was, it was 100% true.
You just never know is what I've learned here. :twocents.
Thanks.
Your post is an excellent foundation for the point that I have been trying to make on this.
Yes, I can accept that its is 'possible' that the three suspects were actually there as reported by the Lt. Yes, it is 'possible' one or more wrestled his gun away from him and then killed him with it. Yes, it is 'possible' that all this took place in less than the 10 minutes before backup arrived. Yes, it is 'possible' that all three suspects then escaped through a muddy swamp - leaving no foot prints, scent or other evidence for the chasing officers to find or follow.
Yes. All of that is 'possible.'
What I find "impossible" (for me to believe) is for those investigators and others who actually BELIEVE all that actually took place. . . to also maintain the view that the Lt. MIGHT have also just made the whole thing up and killed himself. All at the same time. <----