LovelyPigeon
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Hand held? what's that? All the AirTasers I've ever seen or heard of are held in the hand when used. Is there some kind of stationary stun gun made by AirTaser?
The original AirTasers were designed to shoot a pair of darts, with wires attached, from the stun gun. The AirTaser could also be used without the attached darts & wires, just like a conventional stun-gun.
The marks made on JonBenét weren't made by dart tips. When Doberson experimented with the AirTaser (supplied by the company for his use), he didn't used the dart tips but applied the probes directly to the skin. He was able to replicate marks that were nearly identical to those on JonBenét, and very similar to the distance apart the pairs of marks appeared.
Smit said there may be another stun gun model that is configured similarly to that AirTaser that could also make marks of the shape, size, and distance apart. He didn't find another model during his search, but he didn't rule out that there might be such a stun gun out there.
Doberson is a qualified forensic pathologist. He will have no difficulty qualifying for testimony about his experimentation with stun guns on flesh if the ocassion ever presents itself. He rendered an opinion about the marks early on in the case, before he had fully researched them. After examination of the autopsy photos, comparison to marks on other bodies made by stun guns, and his own experimental research, he has concluded differently. That's how science works.
The original AirTasers were designed to shoot a pair of darts, with wires attached, from the stun gun. The AirTaser could also be used without the attached darts & wires, just like a conventional stun-gun.
The marks made on JonBenét weren't made by dart tips. When Doberson experimented with the AirTaser (supplied by the company for his use), he didn't used the dart tips but applied the probes directly to the skin. He was able to replicate marks that were nearly identical to those on JonBenét, and very similar to the distance apart the pairs of marks appeared.
Smit said there may be another stun gun model that is configured similarly to that AirTaser that could also make marks of the shape, size, and distance apart. He didn't find another model during his search, but he didn't rule out that there might be such a stun gun out there.
Doberson is a qualified forensic pathologist. He will have no difficulty qualifying for testimony about his experimentation with stun guns on flesh if the ocassion ever presents itself. He rendered an opinion about the marks early on in the case, before he had fully researched them. After examination of the autopsy photos, comparison to marks on other bodies made by stun guns, and his own experimental research, he has concluded differently. That's how science works.