I have been watching and listening from the very beginning a little over a week ago. I have had my Google search open to his name and filtered to "last hour" and followed each ATS thread that was posted trying to understand this case. I can see how all of this played out. Although I can see every step of this tragic event as people died, for what? I know the reasons but it all really comes to for what? Is a life so worthless? But I digress. I would like to alter a small part of the reported information we were given and ultimately change the entire understanding of the situation.

What if?:

Dorner was planning on outing a major allegation of corruption to the press as he was angry over losing his position on the force for trying to tell the truth. This information could have spread through many layers of the entire LAPD putting the entire department in jeopardy. He may have leaked it to a “friend” and that friend was actually not to be trusted.

This could have set off a chain reaction that the LAPD set him up to not only be discredited but shut up at the same time. We have no proof that he killed the Daughter of his lawyer and her Fiancé’. We have no proof that it was Dorner that posted the “Manifesto” (there are so many FB pages for him it is not even funny and anyone can name it anything). This would have made him flee knowing he would be hunted down, and therefore arm himself from everything in a badge. He could have avoided anything that could track his movements ie phone, internet, TV in order to stay off the grid. They proved he would not be taken alive by their actions in shooting the truck, etc. and, therefore he had to defend himself. The rest plays out the as it did(Waco Style) from a real reason for the deaths, not simply being fired for outing his superior.

The LAPD suffers a little embarrassment but nothing like they could have suffered had they been exposed. In "Dorners Manifesto" he declared war on the police, but his actions show him simply trying to get out of Dodge. He did not hunt any officer down. Yes the people "he" threatened were protected, but it was anyone in a badge not, "I'm going to go hide in the wilderness. I wrote a thread asking if people thought he was still out there thinking that he would have gone back into the city in order to carry out his threat. I was wrong, but it only leads to the fact that he ran 80+ miles from what "He said he would do".

I am not insinuating that this is truth, but it is simply a view from another side of the box. People lost their lives throughout this situation and that is truly the sad part of this entire situation, however, this will bring in many many issues of police control, domestic terrorism, gun control, mental health reform, etc. and the list goes on. In the Governments eye a few lost in “Collateral Damage” in order to further the agenda, regardless of how this all played out in FACT, the Agenda wins.

What say you ATS?

I was thinking the same thing.

I have not read anything about this case until to day, but with extremely prominent members calling him a nutjob, I concluded that the allegations had been proven.

Thanks for questioning the obvious here.

He was actively posting to Facebook through the entire ordeal, at one point friending and speaking directly to a Beforeitsnews staff member. If he had any Earth shattering information he needed to get out, he probably would of said so instead of this..... Just saying.

Chris Dorner updated his status: "Even with the multiple conversations and ambient noise I heard Officer Magana call an indivdual a 'n-word' again. Now that I had confirmed it, I told Magana not to use that word again. I explained that it was a well known offensive word that should not be used by anyone. He replied, “I’ll say it when I want”. Officer Burdios, a friend of his, also stated that he would say 'n-word' when he wanted. At that point I jumped over my front passenger seat and two other officers where I placed my hands around Burdios’ neck and squeezed. I stated to Burdios, “Don’t #ing say that”. At that point there was pushing and shoving and we were separated by several other officers. What I should have done, was put a Winchester Ranger SXT 9mm 147 grain bullet in his skull and Officer Magana’s skull."

What I do not understand, is that if the body was charred, how did his ID survive to where they could identify such? Can't be from the magnetic strip, cause from basic physics, if you heat a magnet up, it would loose it properties, and if the body was charred, would not the ID had been destroyed in the process? Something does not make sense out of this entire thing.

Besides, he sent Anderson Cooper a package before all of this got crazy, saying, in part. "I didn't do it". Any evidence that was monumental he could of had, he could of sent in triplicate to multiple news outlets, main stream or alternative.

He had plenty of time to construct letters and get them out during the time he was on the run. The absence of any such items leads me to believe while he was probably wrongly terminated because the LAPD is a cesspool of corruption and greed, he really didn't have any more evidence than what he had already presented.

One thing though, I bet that case the captain reopened gets closed real fast now, just you watch!