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Originally posted by EvolvedMinistry
Originally posted by TarzanBeta
Evolved Ministry, I believe you did well. I would be surprised if you are not right about your guesses.
The thing that does it for me here is that the FBI took the family away. I can't imagine that they would drive the family to the station unless they knew that things would get really dirty.
And how convenient is it that the moment they arrived just happened to be the moment that he was alone upstairs? That could have gone VERY differently.
I agree that the story does not make sense, but alas... I haven't the slightest.
Thank you for your reply and consideration. This whole scenario is loaded with smoke and mirrors and I think your observation about the family being removed for dubious purposes has much merit.
I'm still trying to make a few more speculations with the information that has been given.
Originally posted by l neXus l
this thread is full of nasties, i don't understand why it was reopened,(no offense to the mods who did reopend it but it seems to be going nowhere) hopefully it is being watched carefully, let the detectives do the detective work, and let us get back to denying ignorance
Bucks County pro-gun Republican Michael Fitzpatrick won an open seat against antigun Democrat Virginia Schrader.
District 8: An open seat in suburban Bucks County, which leans slightly Democratic, is attracting national attention. Republican Michael Fitzpatrick (A/NR) is a social conservative.
"When children leave the home and go to school or the public library and have access to social-networking sites, we have reason to be concerned," Rep. Michael Fitzpatrick, a Pennsylvania Republican, told CNET News.com in an interview. Fitzpatrick and fellow Republicans, including House Speaker Dennis Hastert, on Wednesday endorsed new legislation (click here for PDF) that would cordon off access to commercial Web sites that let users create public "Web pages or profiles" and also offer a discussion board, chat room, or e-mail service. ...
Fitzpatrick's bill, called the Deleting Online Predators Act, or DOPA, is part of a new, poll-driven effort by Republicans to address topics that they view as important to suburban voters. ...
"My bill is both timely and needed and will be very well-accepted, certainly by the constituents I represent," Fitzpatrick said.
So there were no immediate gun shots according to his wife.
Agents told Rebecca Hill they had a search warrant, but wouldn't say what they were looking for, and pushed past her into the house. When they realized her husband was home, they went upstairs to the bedroom. Rebecca Hill heard voices, but not any shots.
Soon afterward, Hilltown police escorted Rebecca Hill and her two daughters to a squad car outside and later drove them to the police station. Only several hours later did they tell her that her husband had died.
We can also see the FBI tries making claims, before they can be professionally confirmed, as if they are trying to fabricate a story, instead of revealing what really happened on that day.
On Wednesday, the FBI stepped back from its earlier statement that a coroner's report showed conclusively Hill shot himself to death.
“The information we had was premature and that we now realize that the coroner had not made a final determination,” said FBI spokeswoman Jerri Williams.
Possibly removing any blood splatter evidence to hide the true nature of the shootings that took place.
The agents confiscated Darius Hill's computer, and took up a square of blood soaked carpet in his bedroom, his mother said.
This guy points out the obvious flaw in this story, which most of us find very suspicious. It simply does not add up.
Investigations — into which of the six shots killed him and whether one was self-inflicted — are ongoing. His family has hired its own attorney to investigate his death.
Many people who knew Hill were shocked by his violent death. They question how a man they described as a “gentle giant” could have died in a barrage of bullets.
“I’m not a conspiracy theorist. I believe that 9/11 happened and that a man did land on the moon,” said James Celotto of Jamison, a friend who employed Hill as a contractor. “But there’s something fishy about this.”
“How did he shoot himself if he was shot five times?” Celotto asked. “Or why did they shoot him five times after he shot himself?”
So he lowered his gun towards the agents...and they eventually shot him in the heart? But wait...he also held a gun to his chin and mouth for about 10 minutes? Which is it? Did he have the gun pointed at the agents or at his chin? It's possible he had it pointed towards his own chin for 10 minutes, before turning the gun towards the agents, at which point, the agents shot him, and he quickly proceeded to shoot him self...but I don't think so...
District Attorney Michelle Henry said Darius Hill was holding a loaded handgun and had lowered it toward the agents during the Jan. 28 raid.
The agents eventually shot the 39-year-old Hilltown Township man in the heart.
Investigators found that Hill then shot himself in the mouth. Henry said the agents thought he was returning fire, so they fired six more shots at him.
The agents had been at the home looking for child pornography but Hill had refused to surrender and held the gun to his chin and mouth for about 10 minutes.
Originally posted by cjcord
Originally posted by electricveins
reply to post by Brainiac
The thing is he wasn't suicidal. Remember the OP said Darius had just gotten off the tread mill. Why would a suicidal person be worried about fitness?
This keeps being brought up, and it seems everyone keeps ignoring a glaring fact:
He was on the treadmill when everything was a-ok. He went upstairs, and Feds came in.
Hello,
Who's to say the feds didn't just cap into him, then go through his stuff until they found his gun? Therefore making statement prematurely. When wild dogs are allowed to run rampant, they bite anyone for any reason. The motive is still unclear, the fact that he was murdered in cold-blood speaks volumes!!! In my mind's eye that is. The family was taken off premises so a search can be administered, so as to find his gun. The story about his computer has to be a false flag. A sex-crime is a sex-crime...Jefrey Dahmer killed animals before he graduated to humans didn't he? This guys "crimes" are unrelated. Kids and guns don't relate in this conjectured scenario. My two cents.
Originally posted by highlyoriginal
reply to post by CHA0S
Good post. I thank you all for putting effort into this and I'm taking in all the information and trying to come to my own conclusions but you have to all admit that the more stuff that pops up, the more questions there are that are unanswered. This is really confusing me, I'm still upset about this a lot, like I am in Hilltown just about every day... the cops around our area are corrupt as crap and I would give specifics but I really don't want to get into that right now if I have too explain more I will though because I know first hand what they are capable of myself; personal experiences.
I am going to go over all the evidence you guys have brought up, which once again I'm very appreciative of all of your guys help.
Originally posted by DaWhiz
Hill's daughters were 5 and 3 at the time of their dad's death in 2008. What 5 yr old would write what you are saying? Also why does a 5 yr old have a 15 yr old for a friend? Just curious what story you were reading. www.google.com...=en&q=Darius+T.+Hill+Marine+Death+&aq=f&aqi=&oq=&fp=c26c79a56c95bda8
Originally posted by EvolvedMinistry
reply to post by riley
Riley, you're defending yourself against a guy who will not relent on his ignorance. If I were you, I'd use the ignore button and continue your direction. Otherwise you'll have to constantly answer a multitude of silly questions that will ultimately take you off topic and screw up any possibility that you have of helping the OP.
This isn't about arguing your position, it is about providing as much intelligent information to the OP as possible. As soon as you engage with this other member, you will be derailed in your attempts to provide useful, intelligent, and well though out information.
I've dealt with this member before, and trust me, it is a complete waste of your time.
And just so you know, I have never had to put another member on ignore before. So far, he's the one and only person that I've had to silence due to his inability to adequately look at, discern and argue his opinion with the information that is provided. I believe that I'm saving you tons of time and effort by posing the ignore button as an option.
Originally posted by ts117
to the OP:
"I do not know as of yet what Darius Hill did OR knew that he shouldn't have, but I want to mention that a friend of mine who dated his step-daughter before I did (and who knew him much better than I) is the one who brought this to my attention..."
So all your testimony is hearsay? And you got the info from your friend and not Hill's step-daughter?