- Davis' best friend in the back seat next to him admitting Davis tried to open the door.
- The three in the car seemingly lying about the child locks being the reason Davis couldn't have possibly SUCCEEDED in what he was trying to do. By the way, what reason did he have to be opening the door or trying to other than to gain access to Dunn?
- Davis' best friend hesitating far longer when asked if Davis threatened Dunn, than he did when asked about the three of them.
- Dowels for shot trajectories lining up far better and all matching perfectly when you shift the door to what would be exactly how open it could be with a car close next to it.
- Ample time to ditch weapon(s), presence of Tommy "Felon" Storns cousin at the scene within minutes. Cousin he called immediately.
- Witness who was watching them in the parkling lot nearby and mentioned they might be "stashing something."
- Fact that they have very strong incentive to lie. They could be in deep shit indeed if what Dunn claims was proven.
- Fact that the three in the truck admit Dunn was polite in his request about the music, and that they never saw him angry.
- Fact that they admit Davis got extremely agitated and even in the small amount they completely admit to in terms of direct quote, you have Davis aggressively yelling "Fuck that n----r!" in reference to Dunn. Showing that he was immediately hostile to Dunn and angry. Other three also admit that things then escalated. Yet, if Dunn wasn't seen to be aggressive by them... escalation can only mean Davis escalating.
- Davis opening or attempting to open the door is dramatic escalation and strong indication that he desired to gain access to Dunn.
Everything fits perfectly.
The one thing that doesn't fit at all is Dunn deciding to blow away four strangers while happy from his son's wedding, after making a polite request, simply because they weren't sufficiently nice to him.
Davis was the one who got upset because he wasn't shown sufficient "respect" - not Dunn.
An innocent man is once again being put through the legal ringer because of a young, impulsive, violent thug behaving in a completely uncivilized manner.
I heard people bitching that he didn't show enough "remorse" about Jordan. Fuck Jordan. I'll tell you why he doesn't show remorse, it's because that little fucker threatened to kill him and then made a damned convincing show of starting to carry out that threat. From Dunn's perspective, he recognizes that Jordan Davis is the person who derailed and ruined his life because he couldn't act like a reasonable member of a civilized society, or even a douche bag who just says "Fuck you we're turning it back up" and leaves it at that.
If I were Dunn I'd have zero sympathy for Jordan or for his parents, I'd be looking at them thinking
"your inability to raise that little piece of shit is why I'm sitting here facing a very strong chance of life in prison"
Btw apparently Jordan had been sent to live with his dad because of problems, and oh also his best friend admitted he'd seen him flip out and be angry like that before.