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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast asks, "Did Bruce McKay flip his gun to Gregory Floyd as Floyd was exiting his truck?"

By Christopher King

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Just a logical question to ask as noted in yesterday's seminal post about the location of the McKay .45 casings, which is appreciably south of where McKay and Liko intersected as you can see by the steady, even blood spatter that goes directly across the road to the McKenzie driveway. Now someone in McKay's situation might flip his gun to a total stranger if he perceived the stranger was coming to his aid, yes anything is possible. It doesn't seem that he could have just dropped it though because of the casings....... Heck I just want to know WTF really happened out there and exactly how, but for some reason our government is less than forthcoming about that. Regardless, the KingCast 'A' game is still on.

Was McKay right handed? We know Floyd is because that's the hand he led with as he tried to bum rush Yours Truly while brandishing a deadly weapon, but don't take my word for it. Look at the picture I was taking of him when someone took a picture of me taking a picture.....

Related post: I told you a long time ago -- back on 3 June 2007-- that this was going to be important in the post "KingCast asks, how exactly did Shooter Floyd acquire Bruce McKay's service weapon in the Franconia Notch shooting tragedy?"

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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