I agree with what you said. I may have poorly worded my statement Let me take another shot at it.
Although legal to possess for hunting purposes, I believe the evidence will show materials found both in the wounds of each body as well as in the immediate area of each shot fired will match material found at the Waggies. Further I believe the prosecutors will be able to track that specific material as having been purchased at a specific store by a Waggie.
I did research. Insulating material can be anything such as cotton balls, old blankets, steel wool, foam rubber or bits of old mattresses, pillows, etc. and yes if the ends of the suppressor isn’t sealed perfectly or blows out when fired boom out comes the insulating material.
If they have them purchasing “special shoes”, and other supplies , I think they also have them purchasing the suppressor materials. And they can probably prove the materials of every suppressor they found, or any of the materials obtained in those suppressors chemically match.
The actual materials may have been something unique. Like horse blankets, pillow stuffing, welding insulation and perhaps something special and unique found on the Flying Waggies Farm. Wouldn’t that be special.
It took LE over 940 days, with a huge amount of manpower and according to Gov. Elect DEWine, tens of thousands of manhours to gather, analyze and organize the evidence.
It sure appears to me that each LE person involved considered every theory every microscopic bit of evidence, tracked the Waggies and evidence to Numerous states. They traveled 4,500 ONE WAY miles up to Alaska for extended periods of time, and I can just about tell you the 2 hotels where they stayed and exactly where they ate while in Kenai.
They might well have followed them down the Alcan Highway on their return trip. In country like Alaska the “facilities” are few and far between. Sometimes it’s a matter of stopping on the side of the road/highway and going behind a clump of trees. I think LE has a good estimate if that number as well. I’ll bet their trash was searched right after they threw it in the Kenai Peninsula Borough Sanitation Station.
I truly believe that this investigation will impress the people of Ohio
I think the LE team knows the brand of toothpaste, toilet paper make up and even the brand and tint of hair Angela used the to cover her gray and add highlights. LE WILL PROBABLY be able to tell the court the brand of diesel they used in their trucks, and exactly how much money they spent from at least January 2016, when they believe the murderous plan began, up until the moment each was arrested.
I believe DEWine spared no expense and Readers men added the invaluable local facts and knowledge to the mix.
There very well may be nothing the Waggies had, did or bought that LE doesn’t have a receipt for. Some of LE may now be expert enough in Walmart security and video to have a second career after they retire.
So yes. In the end suppressors are legal. But not when there’re suppressor marks with mottling around the wounds that killed the Rhoden Family. And not when the material used within those suppressors is found at each crime scene.
That would absolutely prove the Waggies used them to hunt humans.
PS. MY FAMILY IN ALASKA SAFE. MY REAL ALASKA LOG HOMESTEAD SUSTAINED A BIT OF DAMAGE. MY BREAKABLE ANTIQUE GLASS WAS SHATTERED. BUT MY FAMIKY IS SAFE. Thank you to those who asked. It’s going to take a very long time to rebuild roads and bridges alone.
Video captures car trying to navigate perilous roads damaged by earthquake | Daily Mail Online
That’s what many commuter roads look like out of Anchorage north and south to Kenai. Rick slides the largest Alaska Airlines Sport Complex is flooded on a wooden basketball floor.
No cell calls. Texts only. And no villages have been checked yet.
GO TO KTUU.com or Adn.com to see videos. Incredible. Earthquakes are disastrous.
