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They're doing their jobs. I haven't heard reports that they aren't answering radio calls.

They no longer have the test bullets from the gun from thirty years ago-missing evidence. The crime scene bullets were mutilated, according to the D.A. who didn't prosecute the case again. The deterioration could have possibly occurred in the barrel of the gun. It was an old gun to begin with...

They couldn't rule out that the gun could have been used in the crimes.

For one, clocking in at a work place isn't indisputable proof that he couldn't have left the warehouse,committed the crime, and returned. This has occurred in other crimes. Secondly, an independant analysis couldn't conclude one way or the other,that the gun matched the bullets from the crime...

You don't think someone could clock in at work, sneak out, and commit the robbery?

No

If someone is for the death penalty, this case didn't have overwhelming evidence of Hilton's guilt in the murders. There were no eyewitnesses to the two murders or other physical evidence other than the gun and bullets. The prosecutors used evidence from a similar third robbery and forensics...

Why don't you just let it go and get it back on topic, instead of blathering on about it. I'm done conversing with you. It's pointless.

Citing someone by recounting, illustrating, or referring to someone doesn't include a false quote with an false premise thrown in directly afterwards . It's embarrassing you don't see that. There are other definitions of the word, except if someone is citing someone and then immediately...

The key word is CITE. When you cite someone and use quotation marks, you are quoting a passage from the author of the quote. It is not something I said in any quote, nor is it a paraphrase of any quote that I said. My argument and statements have never been BECAUSE it is a minority, it is no...

You are trying real hard aren't you?

A paraphrase is a reworded statement with the same meaning. It isn't a quoted statement that you attribute to someone by prefacing a quoted statement with the word 'citing'. It's not even accurate of what I said. What incident? The SanFrancisco incident? It's a story that has uncovered an...