Caoutchouc
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Caoutchouc, going back to Shay's comment, if this K+K story were kind of like the story of Alice in Wonderland; if it were an LE ruse, what might be some strategies behind it? The problem I see with it is that the result was to direct attention to a local on foot and away from a car. It seems like they'd be pushing the limits of common sense and misconduct to direct all this attention deliberately to DR if they knew it was someone in a car, yes?
If the locals are confused about it, something's up, imo. In a small town it should have been quickly deduced who it was and that should have propagated across the town.
~ svh
Right, well, here's where we need to jump in our Deloreans and make like Marty McFly.
On the night of 22 Oct 1989: no computers, no fax machines...not even an episode of Law and Order.
So are we talking about a ruse then or now (by now I mean 2004 when K+K came forward-present)?
If we focus on now (that is to say LE invented the K+K ruse in 2004), we should look at politics in 2004/2010 and why LE may have decided to make an attempt to "smoke 'em out".
I'll think this through a bit more (on my hoverboard)
Add: ps:
Great Scott! How did I not think of this before? Patty Wetterling ran for Representative in 2004. THE SAME YEAR "K+K" came forward.
I'm not accusing Mrs. Wetterling of wrongdoing, but that's interesting...