[Steely Tom]

This is just to keep the Dorner story from going into the memory hole.

[cherry]

black man as a spree killer of innocents???...nothing to see here....move along....

we gots to talk about the guy in South Africa....

[BenLurkin]

She knew he wasn’t qualified and was going to write him up.

Dorner knew it and concocted the false abuse charge to try and save his job.

His ruse failed. He went postal.

[Pikachu_Dad]

Not buying this story.

The guy put out on on-line manifesto.

Her alleged ‘tip’ was irrelevant.

[UCANSEE2]

(1) Dorner was certainly ‘over the edge’. Whether self-inflicted or artificially induced, it can be hard to tell.

(2) This article reporting on the trainer’s hunch seems just to have too much sugar coating on it to be true.

[VoiceOfBruck]

Just hearing his name was enough to make me feel sick,...

There's a guy from Kenya whose name does that to me.

[pterional]

I wonder if the police are going to pay out that million dollar reward or will there be a million dollar excuse why they shouldn’t .

[nvscanman]

The BIG unanswered question is did TO Evans assault a handcuffed subject
as Dorner claimed. In the late 70’s I worked in a barrio hospital on the east
side of LA. I spent a LOT of time with ER patients. I saw many instances of
LAPD officers abusing in custody people...both verbally and physically.
That line “oops, he tripped” was true. It just never included the cause....which often was an officers foot. Many of the patients seen in the ER were
low life sub species.....and many of the officers that accompanied them were no more civilized.

[Tupelo]

Call me cynical, but every time I see a story about Dorner and the LAPD, I cannot help but think about the blue Toyota Tundra and the 49+ bullet strikes. Then I think back a year or so ago to Jose Guerena, Jr the former marine murdered by Pima County Sheriff’s Office “swat team”.

I am in no way defending Christopher Dorner and at the same time there is no way on this earth I would accept the LAPD’s “facts”.