This is a discussion on was James Homes acting alone when he shot in the theater? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Great Odin's Ravens, that's one heck of a witness! He knew WHO CALLED HIM, and WHERE THE CALL CAME FROM? Surely, then, he knows what ...
Great Odin's Ravens, that's one heck of a witness! He knew WHO CALLED HIM, and WHERE THE CALL CAME FROM? Surely, then, he knows what was said by both parties, no?
That video is bunk from 0:00 to infinity:infinity. Every premise is laughable, every "stat" completely wrong, and every witness...well...let's just say they don't put together a credible version of anything.
A man fires a rifle for many years, and he goes to war. And afterward he turns the rifle in at the armory, and he believes he's finished with the rifle. But no matter what else he might do with his hands - love a woman, build a house, change his son's diaper - his hands remember the rifle.
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Look on the bright side: we won't have to worry about a 'single bullet' theory.was James Homes acting alone when he shot in the theater?
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if he was trained and proficient with his set up he could have killed 3-4 times more people the theater was lucky he was not experienced or trained. look what happened in Norway trained by former spetsnaz
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Optics ready S&W AR-15 carbine today $959 at academy sportsOriginally Posted by barstoolguru
$529 each at academy2 glock 40 cal.......................$1100.00
Again, Academy $319rem 870 shotgun ..................$400.00
Unknownbomb making stuff................????
$359 for a Level IIIA at Gallsbody armor..........................vest alone is $500.00 to $900.00 alone not including the rest of the stuffMy wife never having had a job got credit cards with enough available credit to easily pay for that stuff her first semester in college.ammo.................................$300.00 or better, not knowing what they were
mis ..scopes ,mags, and such .. $450.00
still a bunch of money for an unemployed person
The Weaponry James Holmes Used: AR15, GLock 40 Cal, Remington 870 | The Moderate Voice
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Some things just seem a little fishy.
NO!
There were others involved!
He was in the company of the several other voices in his head!
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Get out! The call is coming from INSIDE THE THEATER!
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I LOVE this forum...opfor's one true love comment litterally resulted in saliva spatter on my laptop screen.
I am generally against any and all conspiracy theories, unless it is something totally outrageous I make up to make fun of the tin foil hat wearing people I know. That said, I was questioning how they knew this was done by one shooter so quickly myself. The question of why he went to such trouble to turn his apartment into a huge bomb and then told police about it so quickly has also popped into my head a few times. But...
Where did he get the money? Well let's see. His family isn't what one would call "disadvantaged" by any stretch of the imagination. I wouldn't be shocked to learn that they were sending some money his way. He was a smart kid, meaning that he found ways to get people to pay him to go to school, so there was money coming in from that. And it appears he lived pretty cheaply, so there wasn't a ton of money going out to bills- meaning most of what he earned, borrowed, stole, or acquired could be spent on anything he wanted to spend it on.
Was he the only person involved? I don't know. I'd guess he was since the police really don't stand to gain anything by hiding a second shooter from us. (And after writing this I realized that I lied. There's one conspiracy theory that intrigues me due in part to what people have told me from their own first hand experiences surrounding the event. No reason to get into it here, but I'll admit to not being 100% free of the conspiracy virus myself.)
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I read his vest was just a tactical vest. I suspect he just paid for it all with a credit card.
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I am amazed that anyone who has ever worked for any governmental body could EVER believe that any government would be CAPABLE of pulling off any of these capers that gather "conspiracy" around them. :)
A man fires a rifle for many years, and he goes to war. And afterward he turns the rifle in at the armory, and he believes he's finished with the rifle. But no matter what else he might do with his hands - love a woman, build a house, change his son's diaper - his hands remember the rifle.
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I read that as well shortly after the shooting. Also, a buddy of mine has an iPhone app that will make his phone ring on a timer and show the call coming from any number he chooses. Helps get him a break in long meetings sometimes.
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The government has pulled it off in the past. The Gulf of Tonkin is a prime example.
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The more I read topics like this and the responses, the more I realize just how many people walk around in this world in pure paranoia.
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