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KingCast gentle reminder: No way did 3-time felon Gregory W. Floyd speak to Liko Kenney before executing him.

By Christopher King

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Okay so for the newbies: Kelly Ayotte's official report reads that Gregory W. Floyd was talking to Liko Kenney at carside before he started shooting at him; in fact he could purportedly see Liko going to reload, etc. etc.

In reality all of that is a lie because you don't wind up with a bullet to the windshield and a bullet to the McKenzie barn if you're standing right next to Liko's car. And the State's own picture shows that Floyd was standing too far away from Liko's car to see if he was reloading.

This makes NH AG Kelly Ayotte:

a) stupid.
b) a liar playing us for fools.
c) a stupid liar playing us for fools.

Take your pick, but I don't want any of those descriptors in my AG. And as to Floyd and his family, some people want me to be apologetic but I'm not going to engage in any of that because it's not necessary. They make their choices of free will, and soon we will see if some of those choices were indeed criminal in nature when Junior finally goes to trial on his theft charges.

Related post:
Bruce McKay's spent casings support the KingCast analysis, and I'm going to let Academy Award-winning Director Errol Morris (scroll to bottom) know all about that just as soon as the new KingCast site is completed.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on June 05, 2008 (boomark / email).

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