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I can't believe that I'm actually agreeing with Glenn Beck on something, but here I am. He's taking to task on Twitter all of the people that don't want to give this guy his due process.
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ethanol posted:Without getting shot in the face! Which is quite odd, assuming that he actually lifted the tarp and saw the suspect. Because, apparently when the police did it, the suspect returned fire.
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Quit the gun talk. The bombs were made from Acetone Peroxide which is even more easily bought and made.
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Y Kant Ozma Post posted:Thank you for contributing to better it as a thread. Thanks to everybody, especially YOU, the posters at home reading this post about the post about the posts. Sorry, I'll shut up. I was just surprised how fast the tone turned.
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Which is quite odd, assuming that he actually lifted the tarp and saw the suspect. Because, apparently when the police did it, the suspect returned fire. I suspect the suspect was tryin' to catch some z's or was delirious from bloodloss.
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shyduck posted:I can't believe that I'm actually agreeing with Glenn Beck on something, but here I am. He's taking to task on Twitter all of the people that don't want to give this guy his due process. He's also had an article on Blaze claiming that he was giving the Obama administration a finite amount of time to admit the bombings were an inside job before he revealed the truth to the public. EDIT: Sorry, it was on his radio show. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PODZaaMTwfg
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C2C - 2.0 posted:Which is quite odd, assuming that he actually lifted the tarp and saw the suspect. Because, apparently when the police did it, the suspect returned fire. Apparently somebody in a house that was previously searched noticed that her shed door was now open and there were either bloody clothes next to it or actual bloodstains on the boat, and called the cops immediately.
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shyduck posted:I can't believe that I'm actually agreeing with Glenn Beck on something, but here I am. He's taking to task on Twitter all of the people that don't want to give this guy his due process. As much as Glenn Beck has crazy ideas about the gov't and connections to Soylandra he's always been insane about US citizens getting due process even if they're terrorists. A while back he was on Fox and Friends and the guy was saying something like "Let's just dump X in Guantanamo and see how he likes it" and Glenn cut him off and started going on about the inviolate rights of citizens.
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C2C - 2.0 posted:He's also had an article on Blaze claiming that he was giving the Obama administration a finite amount of time to admit the bombings were an inside job before he revealed the truth to the public.
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shyduck posted:I can't believe that I'm actually agreeing with Glenn Beck on something, but here I am. He's taking to task on Twitter all of the people that don't want to give this guy his due process. Even a broken watch... I'm so happy to wake up to the news that they caught the fucker. I can't believe he was shooting back at the cops from the boat as well? What was he hoping to accomplish?
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Inspector_71 posted:Apparently somebody in a house that was previously searched noticed that her shed door was open and there were either bloody clothes next to it or actual bloodstains on the boat, and called the cops immediately. 'Honey, did you bleed all over the boat this afternoon?'
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Cellophane S posted:Even a broken watch... Suicide by cop, maybe? At this point, who knows.
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Apr 20, 2013 06:55
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So in the end it was cowboy hat guy who helped save the legs blown off guy's life who helped ID the correct suspects for the FBI who sexually molested a senior with machines.
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Liquid Communism posted:Suicide by cop, maybe? At this point, who knows. More likely scared.
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Is it even confirmed he was shooting back at cops? I listened to the scanner for a huge majority of the night and I never heard them saying they were taking fire from the boat, but that they were just firing dummy rounds into it.
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Is there any information (preferably not from Fox or CNN) on Douchehat Tsarnaev's medical condition?
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DongsMcMurphy posted:Is there any information (preferably not from Fox or CNN) on Douchehat Tsarnaev's medical condition? MSNBC says he is in serious condition.
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Apr 20, 2013 06:59
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Cellophane S posted:What was he hoping to accomplish?
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DongsMcMurphy posted:Is there any information (preferably not from Fox or CNN) on Douchehat Tsarnaev's medical condition?
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Apr 20, 2013 06:59
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Fancy Corndog posted:who sexually molested a senior with machines. Dude, the work office was quiet today. But anyone there heard me laugh at least twice at this in the thread. It was a joke from the radio at first, but the robots kept coming!
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Apr 20, 2013 07:00
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Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks.
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Apr 20, 2013 07:01
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Samurai Sanders posted:The doctors in that hospital would be really dumb if they let reporters and stuff get all up in their business when they're working on him. Yeah, that makes sense. I'm just really hoping to see him put on trial like a lot of other people here.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks. 10
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DongsMcMurphy posted:Yeah, that makes sense. I'm just really hoping to see him put on trial like a lot of other people here.
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Apr 20, 2013 07:02
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eh, not that unlikely. I would have said a 6 or 7. I am very glad that we are going to see him stand trial and see his motives brought out into the light though.
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Apr 20, 2013 07:02
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Samurai Sanders posted:The doctors in that hospital would be really dumb if they let reporters and stuff get all up in their business when they're working on him. No, but they might be able to send a person out now and again to give updates. It's not unheard of for the media to be updated on a patient's condition while they're being worked on; just not constantly (and not through direct observation).
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks. 9.5 He killed a cop, and was know to be armed when they finally confronted him. I think what really determined how he was captured was the excellent planning that occurred when he was finally cornered. They made sure he could not escape, then took their time. Of course if White Hat decided to pop up, run and start shooting he would have died, so I guess it was like 90% him. But I don't think any of us really knew his dedication/lack of it until we could see the end and the choice he made on how to end it. Captain Beans fucked around with this message at 07:07 on Apr 20, 2013 |
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Sypher posted:MSNBC says he is in serious condition. Holy poo poo, we're actually going to see this guy stand trial.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks. 10. I'm still really surprised they pulled it off. I can't wait for the first really good documentary/write up on the entire situation just to find out all of the crazy details we still don't know.
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So my school today got a bomb threat at the Del Taco... someone put a crock pot with wires in a package. Copy cats are popping up and this was in California. Sorry if someone posted this info already.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks. On a scale of ducks to chicken, this was chicken. Osama was more mallard I would say.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks.
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Probably depends mostly on whether or not he wanted to be alive.
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Copley Depot posted:eh, not that unlikely. I would have said a 6 or 7. Armed & dangerous, with explosives. Suspected of killing a police officer and wounding others. I'd almost move the scale up to 11.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks. I would say very much towards 1 unless he decided he wanted to end it with a shootout in the street. The fact that they did end up taking him alive in the end is pretty demonstrative of this.
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SpiderHyphenMan posted:Can anyone here who knows anything about how manhunt procedures in the United States tell me, on a scale of 1 to 10, just how likely it was that we were going to take White Hat alive, 1 being "Completely expected" and 10 being "About as probable as taking Bin Laden alive"? Thanks. The Boston police seem professional enough, and you had a scaed 19 year old kid with no plan, so maybe a 5 or 6? Many other places in this country and it'd be an 11 because the mission would have been search and eliminate, not apprehend.
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Y Kant Ozma Post posted:Who knows, but I'd hazard a guess that he was a 19 year old guy who probably wasn't the person in charge of this whole operation, had escaped the night before solely by dumb luck, and was scared out of his mind. I doubt he had any plan for himself. Of course. It's irrational and he was probably dead tired too
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Fancy Corndog posted:Probably depends mostly on whether or not he wanted to be alive. This. If someone's determined not to be taken alive, it's really loving hard to take them alive. Obviously the younger brother wasn't as sold on the whole "blaze of glory" thing as his brother was.
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ethanol posted:On a scale of ducks to chicken, this was chicken. Osama was more mallard I would say. Now I'm hungry thanks!
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Korranus posted:The Boston police seem professional enough, and you had a scaed 19 year old kid with no plan, so maybe a 6? Many other places in this country and it'd be an 11 because the mission would have been search and eliminate, not apprehend. Yeah, my "10" score was predicated on past events, not on the actual situation. BPD done good.
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