I haven’t delved into it, but sometimes in a young person’s death, their friends, classmates will naturally (without prompting) say something about them. They were fun to be around, so talented, etc. Example: Their sister gives a glimpse into their personalities when detailing their visit...
If you believe GBI, spotted on the Flock cameras, gunshot residue, looked up how to load a gun. If I find anything odd, it would be using one gun (maybe didn’t have access to another one?) with one twin shooting before the other one did.
The family acted like they would be too scared to drive up the winding road at night, so maybe they waited until the early morning hours.
Also, kids used to love “just riding’ around” so maybe they waited until Sat AM to drive to Bell Mtn.
What evidence are you specifically looking for? In general, most life insurance policies will refuse to pay out on suicide UNLESS the policy has been effect for two years.
Doesn’t the medical examiner/coroner/pathologist make the determination of death? And the GIB has an investigation of the death? It looks like it would have to be a huge conspiracy to “cover up” everything.
I hope this doesn’t spiral out of control with the father’s family claiming a...
II think sweating also. If he admired his father’s service in the military, he may have felt he failed when he couldn’t follow his father’s path & felt shame and any underlying problems may have escalated.
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