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Originally posted by Mordeen
According to the article I read, they were interviewing him in his apartment when it went down. "Imminent threat of harm," so the agent blasted him.
Yeah.
Originally posted by IvanAstikov
reply to post by roadgravel
Does the FBI normally take suspects into an interview room without searching them thoroughly?
(In case you'd missed it, the dead guy was supposedly in the process of signing a confession to a triple murder, when he suddenly pulled out a knife. Yeah, right! )
Originally posted by MrInquisitive
This seems rather suspicious. One would think that the FBI agent would be able to do something besides immediately use deadly force.
Are all FBI interviews videotaped, does anybody know?
In any case, I'd never consent to being taken in for an FBI interview. It's becoming like going in for an interview by the Gestapo.
Originally posted by SomeoneWatching
A confession for a triple murder? Whose murder?
Originally posted by SomeoneWatching
Also, shouldn't a confession be made in the presence of lawyers?
They were allegedly in the process of getting a confession to a triple murder, by someone they knew was a mixed martial artist.
Originally posted by gladtobehere
reply to post by MrInquisitive
Wow, whats going on?
If I didnt know better (and maybe I dont), Id say that the State doesnt want to leave any witnesses.
Isnt that what the mafia does?
Originally posted by MaxSteiner
There is a hell of a lot of stuff about the Boston bombing that's suspicious as hell, and that's before they started shooting people in custody...
Originally posted by kozmo
I believe that this is referred to as "Cleaning up loose ends". The guy probably had concrete information on the bomber's relationship with the CIA. Can't afford for that come out.
Originally posted by Jaellma
Something doesn't add up at all in this shooting. This seems quite fishy.
Originally posted by Mordeen
So let's look at the scorecard:
2 killed
1 maimed in a way that he cannot be interviewed.
This is all too convenient. I really wish these events (9/11, Boston, for example) didn't have so many things that make a cover up or conspiracy plausible.
Originally posted by occrest
Is this a case of the FBI tying up loose ends? Time will tell.