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Originally posted by hadriana
Why is this in skunkworks?
I recall his wallet and id being at the mexican border.
Investigators said they believe Dorner tried to steal a boat from someone in San Diego. He failed and fled, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said. Later, a wallet is found containing Dorner’s identification and an LAPD detective’s badge near the San Diego airport, police said.
Christopher Dorner, the suspect in four killings who had been on the run for six days, never emerged from the ruins, but hours later a charred body was found inside a cabin. An official briefed on the investigation tells The Associated Press that a wallet with a California driver's license with the name Christopher Dorner has been found in the burned rubble of a cabin.
Originally posted by kdog1982
I thought that was odd to,them saying they found his id in the burnt out cabin when it was found on Feb.6.
Investigators said they believe Dorner tried to steal a boat from someone in San Diego. He failed and fled, LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said. Later, a wallet is found containing Dorner’s identification and an LAPD detective’s badge near the San Diego airport, police said.
fox4kc.com...
Of all the evidence produced in relation to the 9/11 attacks, perhaps none has been as notorious as the passport of one of the hijackers, recovered from 9/11. The discovery was treated with scorn almost immediately, with talk of "indestructible passports" (and comments like "why don't they build planes out of the material they use to make Saudi passports") spreading all over the web. It must have been planted because such a delicate item would surely have been destroyed, said almost everyone.
Originally posted by FortAnthem
Reminds me of the 9-11 hijacker's passport that "miraculously" survived.
Of all the evidence produced in relation to the 9/11 attacks, perhaps none has been as notorious as the passport of one of the hijackers, recovered from 9/11. The discovery was treated with scorn almost immediately, with talk of "indestructible passports" (and comments like "why don't they build planes out of the material they use to make Saudi passports") spreading all over the web. It must have been planted because such a delicate item would surely have been destroyed, said almost everyone.
Personal Effects and the Crash-Proof Passport
Originally posted by hadriana
Why is this in skunkworks?
I recall his wallet and id being at the mexican border.
Originally posted by paratus
I asked the mods to move to the appropriate forum.
As I was not sure where it belonged...