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OneManArmy
MagesticEsoteric
Forgive me if this has been mentioned already but, has anyone heard any reports about how many were injured?
They have confirmed 12 dead so far but, I don't recall hearing numbers regarding anyone injured.
I find this odd since there has been so much said about how horrible the shooters aim was....surely if he had bad aim....there would be many more injured as opposed to killed.
Now that is a very good point.
Its such a good point, Im almost lost for words.
zilebeliveunknown
Meanwhile in Russia...
MOSCOW (AP) — A prominent member of Russia's parliament has exploited the deadly shooting at the Navy Yard in Washington to ridicule the United States.
Alexei Pushkov, who heads the international affairs committee, tweeted Monday that "nobody's even surprised anymore" by such an attack, which he called "a clear confirmation of American exceptionalism."
Russian ridicules US over Navy Yard shooting
MOSCOW (AP) — A prominent member of Russia's parliament has exploited the deadly shooting at the Navy Yard in Washington to ridicule the United States. Alexei Pushkov, who heads the international affairs committee, tweeted Monday that "nobody's even surprised anymore" by such an attack, which he called "a clear confirmation of American exceptionalism."
But then when the gunman fired at a group of people apparently in a hallway, he not only didn't hit anyone in the group but the shots even went high over the group into the wall.
ikonoklast
MagesticEsoteric
...there has been so much said about how horrible the shooters aim was....surely if he had bad aim....there would be many more injured as opposed to killed.
One hospital confirmed the first person shot was shot in the temple and killed. Then the Washington DC police officer was shot twice, once in each leg. But then when the gunman fired at a group of people apparently in a hallway, he not only didn't hit anyone in the group but the shots even went high over the group into the wall.
You would think it would be pretty hard to miss a group in a hallway by so far, especially considering the apparent accuracy in previous shots. Unless there was more than one shooter or the conditions were vastly different, it sounds more like he had really good aim and more likely didn't want to hit anyone in the group of people.
An individual with the same name and age as the suspect was arrested in Fort Worth in 2010 and can be seen in the mugshot to the left. The Aaron Alexis pictured was arrested for discharging a firearm.
"He lived with me three years," a Texas man named Nutpisit Suthamtewakul told the Star-Telegram, calling Alexis his "best friend." He said Alexis had been working for a computer contractor. "I don't think he'd do this," said Suthamtewakul. "He has a gun but I don't think he's that stupid. He didn't seem aggressive to me." Alexis's motive remains unknown.
AARON ALEXIS
OneManArmy
ikonoklast
MagesticEsoteric
...there has been so much said about how horrible the shooters aim was....surely if he had bad aim....there would be many more injured as opposed to killed.
One hospital confirmed the first person shot was shot in the temple and killed. Then the Washington DC police officer was shot twice, once in each leg. But then when the gunman fired at a group of people apparently in a hallway, he not only didn't hit anyone in the group but the shots even went high over the group into the wall.
You would think it would be pretty hard to miss a group in a hallway by so far, especially considering the apparent accuracy in previous shots. Unless there was more than one shooter or the conditions were vastly different, it sounds more like he had really good aim and more likely didn't want to hit anyone in the group of people.
Thats really bugging me.
Its like he was there to do a job, maybe cause a distraction, but didnt want to kill a mass group of people.
Its pure speculation of course, but I cant for the life of me figure out why he would deliberately "aim high".
There are a few things bugging me.
The planned scenario for the 19th.
The media coverage.
The poor aim.
The unknown number of shooters.
It stinks of false flag, but I cant bring myself to accept it.
YET.
antar
reply to post by FlyersFan
I did not see the picture? I did scroll down twice. Is it the same as we have been posting from busted?
flyswatter
Dont see anything weird with the media coverage. Many are inept. Some want the big scoop so they'll report any stupid crap that comes along, others will wait to confirm information.
Being a bad shot is an indication of what, exactly? Not everyone is proficient in the use of, and accurate discharge of, a firearm. I can fire a rifle fairly well, but give me a pistol and I could fire at the ground and miss.
And what is weird about the "unknown number of shooters" in this case? They had two other people that were seen with firearms, so they want to identify these individuals and make sure they are not part of it. One has been cleared, other has not yet.