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RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - leilaniguy - 03-08-2016
Cause of death was a shotgun blast.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - Lodestone - 03-08-2016
One would think. I'm guessing that autopsies are mandatory for all murder investigations? Doesn't seem like a medical degree is needed for this diagnosis.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - Lodestone - 03-08-2016
...I suppose knowing the victim's blood alcohol level and whether or not drugs were involved would be relevant.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - Punatic007 - 03-08-2016
quote:
Originally posted by birdmove
So, a 72 year old is supposed to let the bat wielder bash his head in? Put me on that jury.
Jon in Keaau/HPP
First find out who was threatening who.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - dakine - 03-08-2016
Doesn't seem like a medical degree is needed for this diagnosis...
That's verging on mob rule... conviction by the press. Just because you get a few gunshots and a dead person that has gunshot wounds does not mean they were killed by the gunshots. Maybe they were killed otherwise and the gunshots were staged to cover something else up? And maybe a medical degree is needed for this diagnosis. But regardless why would anyone want anything other than a complete and competent investigation? Otherwise it seems likely you're hanging your hat on some version of he said she said.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - leilanidude - 03-08-2016
In most states, a coroner doesn't need a medical degree.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - leilaniguy - 03-08-2016
quote:You're calling Punweb "the press?" -wow, that's a stretch.
Originally posted by dakine
Doesn't seem like a medical degree is needed for this diagnosis...
That's verging on mob rule... conviction by the press. .
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - HereOnThePrimalEdge - 03-08-2016
likely you're hanging your hat on some version of he said she said.
He said. He dead.
Probably only one version will be told about this story.
"How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives." -Annie Dillard
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - shockwave rider - 03-08-2016
quote:
Originally posted by birdmove
So, a 72 year old is supposed to let the bat wielder bash his head in? Put me on that jury.
Jon in Keaau/HPP
Who said that?
Would it make a difference to you if the bat wielder was 84? Nobody even knows who the other guy was, much less his physical ability. Maybe he was using the bat as a crutch and the shooter just claimed he was afraid for his life to justify shooting.
Maybe people should back off the Punaweb kangaroo court and just wait till the facts are in before rendering judgement.
RE: Gunshots in Beachlots - Lodestone - 03-08-2016
Easy, easy folks. I just thought the news story's phrasing "An autopsy will be ordered to determine his exact cause of death." was silly, as it was preceded by the statement that he had been shot. I'm sure autopsies are required for murder investigations, and I'm sure that is a fine idea.
I'm going to have to start using [
] this more. Or, announce that I'm making a joke. Or, find a better use of my day.[]Let's try it out: So you're ruling out the notion that the victim was on his way to a softball game? [
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