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Originally posted by Doc Velocity
Originally posted by davesidious
Occam's razor suggests, unfortunately, it's not a massive cover-up, just another tragic story involving a possible child pornographer.
A child pornographer who committed suicide in front of a team of FBI agents who then shot him six times.
Or shot him six times BEFORE he committed suicide.
Duuuuuhhhhhh... Occam's Razor needs sharpening on this one.
— Doc Velocity
[edit on 2/4/2010 by Doc Velocity]
Originally posted by Armour For Victor
Heres a site with a bit more information.
www.leatherneck.com...
Its also being blogged.
Peace.
[edit] It's just the story no blogging, but it still has info.
[edit on 4-2-2010 by Armour For Victor]
The warrant also gave agents the right to take address books, diaries, notebooks and records regarding Internet accounts.
Originally posted by davec0021
Hate to say this, and no one will ever know what really happened, but if the guy was into kids and was suddenly caught, who wouldn't kill themselves? Certainly never is the kind of thing you can read from people.
Abusers come from all walks of life. I mean if you're innocent you're going to get a lawyer and there really shouldn't be anything on your computer you can't explain, right? Which btw coming here and discussing conspiracy theories, probably won't even get you noticed by the feds. My god this is simply freedom of speech nothing more.
Yes I know, innoncent until proven guilty, and if you are innocent please cooperate with the police. Certainly looks better than a paranoid gun fight.
Originally posted by djusdjus
he whips it out, raises it and gets shot at by agents with guns drawn while going for the suicide himself and succeeding.
In 1997, Hill was found guilty in a court-martial of stealing a military tractor.
It would be the first of two courts-martial he would face.
From April 1996 to October 1997, military officials say, Hill and three other Marines stole military property, including ammunition, .50-caliber machine-gun barrels, a bomb suit and cold weather boots. They sold the gear for profit, Marine prosecutors said.
Hill used the money from the illicit sales to pay his attorney’s fees from the tractor theft court-martial, according to court records...
...In the filings, Hill wrote that he had bought some of the items he was accused of stealing and had never seen the others, and that his guilty plea was made under duress.
For a man who was the son of a Marine, it must have been a low moment.
Maybe that’s why even people like Celotto, who worked with Hill regularly, knew nothing about his two convictions and his time in prison.