so the incorrect suspect was naked? or the real suspect? why was there a guy naked!
Somehow I don't think this guy is going to fall into the "Young person not getting death penalty"
Even if he wasn't naturalized there would be no legal way for the US Govt to send him to Gitmo or never try him. If you are caught on US soil you are tried in US courts of law. There is no way around it.
Odds are if he lives through his injuries. He will get the federal death penalty and it will be at least a decade before its carried out. In the mean time he'd be placed in solitary confinement. He'll be treated the same way McVeigh was.
Terrorism and using weapon of mass destruction? Death penalty.
I think every taxpayer should care. A fortune was spent on a manhunt that could have been finished in an hour, including the time to bring a dog to the scene. People were removed from their houses, house by house while SWAT teams searched their houses. That was 100% avoidable by simply bringing in a tracking dog. Basically, the search was completely incompetent, especially if true that the evidence he was in the boat was found by a resident after the residents were told they could come out now.
so the incorrect suspect was naked? or the real suspect? why was there a guy naked!
He created an account to tell everyone that suspect #1 was questioned in 2011 by the FBI for extremist activity.
What he didn't mention is that it was request of a foreign government (that they have not named) that put him through that questioning, and it was quickly dismissed.
ID'ed some more suspects with photographic proof they were standing next to the bomb blasts before they occurred.
does that qualify as tin hat?
And, what the hell makes you an authority on when it's too early for Monday morning quarterbacking? It was an incompetent search, especially if the rumors are true about the shed & resident finding the blood. Overlooking something like that put the public at serious risk. It's fortunate that it turned out the way it did.I think it's way too early for Monday morning quarterbacking. The guy is in custody, we're in the process of finding a motive and piecing this whole thing together.
I mean, why are you to be considered an authority in this matter anyway?
i'd love to know how he was taken alive. any armchair terrorist know you save the last bullet for yourself
ID'ed some more suspects with photographic proof they were standing next to the bomb blasts before they occurred.
does that qualify as tin hat?
And, what the hell makes you an authority on when it's too early for Monday morning quarterbacking? It was an incompetent search, especially if the rumors are true about the shed & resident finding the blood. Overlooking something like that put the public at serious risk. It's fortunate that it turned out the way it did.
Even if he wasn't naturalized there would be no legal way for the US Govt to send him to Gitmo or never try him. If you are caught on US soil you are tried in US courts of law. There is no way around it.
Odds are if he lives through his injuries. He will get the federal death penalty and it will be at least a decade before its carried out. In the mean time he'd be placed in solitary confinement. He'll be treated the same way McVeigh was.
I think every taxpayer should care. A fortune was spent on a manhunt that could have been finished in an hour, including the time to bring a dog to the scene. People were removed from their houses, house by house while SWAT teams searched their houses. That was 100% avoidable by simply bringing in a tracking dog. Basically, the search was completely incompetent, especially if true that the evidence he was in the boat was found by a resident after the residents were told they could come out now.
And, what the hell makes you an authority on when it's too early for Monday morning quarterbacking? It was an incompetent search, especially if the rumors are true about the shed & resident finding the blood. Overlooking something like that put the public at serious risk. It's fortunate that it turned out the way it did.
I just find it hard to believe that they didn't employ tracking dogs.
I think every taxpayer should care. A fortune was spent on a manhunt that could have been finished in an hour, including the time to bring a dog to the scene. People were removed from their houses, house by house while SWAT teams searched their houses. That was 100% avoidable by simply bringing in a tracking dog. Basically, the search was completely incompetent, especially if true that the evidence he was in the boat was found by a resident after the residents were told they could come out now.