Blondie in Spokane
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will be suprised if she does not get more charges,
Drug 'killer' a soda jerk - Sick alibi & chilling slay details emerge
"With cold calculation, David Laffer allegedly gunned down four innocent people in a Long Island pharmacy, then shaved off the beard he'd darkened with mascara, changed his clothes and rushed to a nearby convenience store to create an alibi that he was buying a soft drink."
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/drug_killer_soda_jerk_lhHZSZidMYBUkNISNn38hM#ixzz1Qt6ape1n
(The details of these killings are truly chilling and hard to read.)
I am so glad they have those tapes...
The video stills they have released do not seem to resemble Laffer that much. The prosecution better hope the video itself is of better quality.
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Whoops! Now we're back to 1,000 pills:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/drug_killer_soda_jerk_lhHZSZidMYBUkNISNn38hM
dated 7-1
"Investigators said they recovered 1,000 painkiller pills from the home and are trying to persuade Brady to reveal the whereabouts of 9,000 other pills that were stolen."
Note they don't identify what kind of 'pain pills' were found in the home, so they could be talking about aspirin or ibuprofen, for all we know.
"With cold calculation, David Laffer allegedly gunned down four innocent people in a Long Island pharmacy, then shaved off the beard he'd darkened with mascara, changed his clothes and rushed to a nearby convenience store to create an alibi that he was buying a soft drink."
First the perp had a beard, then it was a fake beard, now it's a real beard augmented with mascara. So did a neighbor witness them arriving back at the house, and then driving away again minutes later so they could establish their 'alibi?' Does a single neighbor/acquaintance say that Laffer had a scraggly beard before the robbery? I doubt it.
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...they have video from the store where he murdered 4 people, they have his co accused saying he did it...
Whoops! Now we're back to 1,000 pills:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/drug_killer_soda_jerk_lhHZSZidMYBUkNISNn38hM
dated 7-1
"Investigators said they recovered 1,000 painkiller pills from the home and are trying to persuade Brady to reveal the whereabouts of 9,000 other pills that were stolen."
Note they don't identify what kind of 'pain pills' were found in the home, so they could be talking about aspirin or ibuprofen, for all we know.
"With cold calculation, David Laffer allegedly gunned down four innocent people in a Long Island pharmacy, then shaved off the beard he'd darkened with mascara, changed his clothes and rushed to a nearby convenience store to create an alibi that he was buying a soft drink."
First the perp had a beard, then it was a fake beard, now it's a real beard augmented with mascara. So did a neighbor witness them arriving back at the house, and then driving away again minutes later so they could establish their 'alibi?' Does a single neighbor/acquaintance say that Laffer had a scraggly beard before the robbery? I doubt it.
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The defense does not need to 'prove' the defendant is innocent. The prosecution does, however, need to prove the defendant is guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt. My point is that the 'evidence' against Laffer seems to be more circumstantial than direct, and that will cause problems for the prosecution at trial.
My bet is that the video is too dark, unfocused, or grainy for there to be a definite ID of Laffer as the gunman. As for his wife, she has only accused an unnamed accomplice; she has NOT IDed this person as David Laffer.
they have video from the store where he murdered 4 people, they have video from the other store where he went to try to get an alibi, they have a bearded robber robbing and murdering they then have a clean shaven defendant, and they have his co accused saying he did it,
media reports of cases are very often incorrect or have widely varying facts,
whether it was a thousand or 10 thousand pills it really isn't that important in the scheme of things
more important to LE I am sure is the murder of 4 innocent people,
The defense does not need to 'prove' the defendant is innocent. The prosecution does, however, need to prove the defendant is guilty, beyond a reasonable doubt. My point is that the 'evidence' against Laffer seems to be more circumstantial than direct, and that will cause problems for the prosecution at trial.
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