landlord lets the people into Ca shooters home? Investigation?

[tinytrump]

nobody should have gone in- but we gotta know everything in the public--- or you say the pres keeping things from you! and they do it to calm the fears

[Ih2puo]

Originally Posted by Kawena

hoax?? Ummm... well if you say so... FBI getting sloppy in their work?? In this case I think so. then again what do I know. What did they do with the baby? left it there?? no they did the proper thing I hope.

So.. why not turn the house over to the next of kin... so they can take care of personal effects, innocent till proven guilty?

So if my Brother was accused of a crime. Knowing my brother I would deny his guilt. Why on tv was his brother-ilaw? being so non shallot?

At the scene there was an active shooter... why are people standing around lollygagging..... there was a cop inside saying he would take a bullet ans people outside...... standing around... hmmm... ask yourself..BREAKING: SWAT Team Drill Turns into REAL Mass Shooting Scenario in San Bernardino, CA | The Free Thought Project

you balee what you want. what are the facts?? I just touched up on a few. there is MORE!!!!

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[2sleepy]

Originally Posted by boneyard1962

If you say so. A murder happened not far from where I live in a trailer. That crime scene was off limits to family and press for weeks.
Maybe they did a good job and were fast and had all they evidence they needed. Maybe it wasn't. The real question is why allow the press inside to begin with? What value did the press bring?

I don't know what happened with the crime scene near your home. In a homicide crime scene there might be blood splatter pattern interpretation, fingerprint work, trajectory studies, etc. those all take time, but unless you have to call in help from another agency or state DOJ for assistance it generally wouldn't take more than 2 or 3 days. It also could be that they finished with the crime scene and turned it over to the coroner who has a legal obligation to determine who the next of kin and rightful heir is and then they release the property to that person.

There was no crime committed in this house and from the photos it appeared small and sparsely furnished. I'm sure they collected what they felt would help them in their investigation. The FBI is pretty darned good at crime scene investigation, I wouldn't second guess them. Oh yeah and they didn't allow the press in, they turned the property over to the landlord who got paid $1,000 from Inside Edition to let them inside, I have no idea if he got more money from the other media that showed up after that.