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I think Dorner murdered innocent people; I've no doubt that there is widespread corruption in the LAPD - but killing innocents is not the way to expose it. Listening to his facebook rants - it sounds like Dorner definitely had some issues.
On the other hand - I think the cops were more than happy to let the cabin burn with him in it.
where in that does it say Drivers License. All it says is a picture ID.
A picture ID can be anything:
A costco card with your picture on it
A state Id card
A picture id for your local gym.
so on a so forth.
The voice of reason in a sea of insanity. Good God don't people know how to read?
As for multiple driver's licenses...that is NOT hard. I have a few from different addresses in different states. And? Oh NOES! It must be a conspiracy.
Well it appears they didn't even have a positive ID on the guy in the cabin nor did they intend to burn it. The two ladies in the truck and the surfer dude looked like Dorner too according to these fools. I guess those guys screaming burn the mother**** down were just joking...........
""We did not intend to burn down that cabin to get Mr. Dorner to come out," Sheriff John McMahon said at an afternoon news conference.He said deputies initially fired "cold" tear gas into the cabin newar Big Bear Lake, then switched to "pyrotechnic-type" rounds" known as "burners." He said authorities have strong evidence that the man deputies tracked to a cabin in a ski resort looked and behaved like Dorner. And though he still could not "absolutely, positively confirm" that the charred body found inside was Dorners, the sheriff said the coroner would likely made the determination "soon."
Also they are still protecting the ones threatened. So they don't even know who they killed as of yet. Nice work cops.
"Still, police will continue to protect dozens of officers and others Dorner threatened in his rambling manifesto, Neiman said."
Seems wallets with IDs are popping up all over California.
How many did the man have ?
According to some they have five or six ID's laying around and they would all make it through a cabin burned to the ground. Maybe they use some type of license cover developed from the space ship that crashed in area 51 out in Cali??
Tell my truth and i can see a plastic drivers lic in a wallet make it thru a fire.
Lack of heat because a body insulates it, and lack of oxygen because there is only limited amounts inside a wallet.
I am guessing he was on the floor trying to breath cooler air during the fire which was burning a gas, the tear gas.... And any items that could absorb gas would be burning over his head. Debris would be falling all around and on him.
I kinda doubt he wasn't armed with a hand gun, so that last shot wouldn't be very hard.
It is a matter of where that wallet was and we have no idea. But my guess would be in a front side pocket, since he almost certainly would be face down.
I suffered a real house fire once. Short circuit caused it. Several pairs of my steel and plastic down hill skis burned and oddly the forward tips remained of skis over 6 feet long, that had been leaning on the cement wall of the cellar. Even the steel melted.
In the other hand I still have some books that were on the first floor in book cases on either side of a fire place.
When the first floor fell into the cellar these books were buried in such a way the covers were charred but the pages remained. There can be some things about some fires that defy some rules some of the time.
Yeah some fires send heat all over the place too. I use up to 4 antique lamps with mantles to heat my bed room, and 2 are currently running and it's 75 in here, where otherwise there is no heat as an alternative.
I also run a bow drill for fire and can run a flint and steel 18th century steel for fire and once i even assisted in a cabin assessment after a fire for my freedom...
Because my wife and I reported the fire I became a suspect. Lightning got that place i saw the bolt from a long distance and passed the place on fore on our way home. We stopped at a nearer neighbors than out place to have them call in.
I had to prove it was lightning and not me as an arsonist. I won't be reporting any more places on fire even if i am first to know ever again.
The Fire Marshall was in fact getting an education and he said so. After he used a tone I didn't like a bit, i excused myself to look around. First o found the pine tree that had first been hit and it had been hit many other times. The I found a ash similar to what is common on a large cigar on a dead low branch. From there in a little wash gully towards the place all the plants were wilted and so i had a line the lightning took.
I went back to speak with that Marshall and was very careful he didn't wreck my 'evidence' too. I basically lead him by the hand so he could not .
I can't respond to the duplicate find issue, however, depending on the location ,position of the remains, it is possible that a plastic driver's license could be found, intact. Hypothetically speaking, if the deceased was located in the basement area, was wearing body armor, and carried that DL in a protected area.......yes it is viable......This is not to defend either LEO or media....as immediately calling for a "burn" under those circumstances.....seems quite suspicious...Just thinkin.......
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