Yahoo says “The organization reacts to NEWS REPORTS that the man had uttered ‘No more baby parts’ during his arrest. Authorities remain mum.”
Authorities have not reported anything the man said. I wonder why. /s
This guy has lived in a house for about a year (IIRC) without running water or electricity. So how would he even hear all this “incendiary” truth about PP’s sale of baby parts? People who knew him said he didn’t talk about that stuff and sat alone. His shooting was not at anybody at PP, who he left alone even though he could have shot up the place badly if he had really wanted to so it doesn’t fit the narrative. The narrative doesn’t fit what was on the police scanner, according to reports by Freepers who listened to the scanner.
The stories and the look of the guy in his mnugshot make it seem obvious that the guy was “troubled” at the least and a doper. But the official narrative makes sense only with the political narrative that Obama would want (anti-gun, Christians are the real terrorists, etc) and not with either common sense or what was on the scanner.
Again. So who/what do you believe? I think I would need to hear a tape of this guy before I’d believe either the media or the cops. Sad, but both entities are vulnerable to politicization. Remember Clarence Dupnik in AZ when Jared Laughner shot Gabby Giffords and killed Judge John Roll? Nothing he said fit the facts but it did fit the democrat’s pre-planned narrative, and it fit the timeline of some other covert crimes by government officials - as if these things were coordinated. Once it’s known that the Obama regime coordinates with political operatives in law enforcement positions, it kills the credibility of law enforcement and media claims where the evidence isn’t allowed to be exposed.
The “no more baby parts” quote was leaked (surprise!) by an “official who preferred to remain unidentified because of not being authorized to speak.’
(surprise again!)
First “reported” by AP. No reporter’s name given, just AP (Associated Press.)
Repeated by Reuters—again, with no reporter’s byline—but attributed to AP.
(Pass the buck and CYA!)
The original unidentified “official” could easily have been a Planned Parenthood official.
Just now on Faux news, they said perp said, “No more body parts,” but I’ve heard it both ways. Were words put in this mentally ill man’s mouth?