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KingCast NPR/This American Life epiphany #6: Liko was not speeding, and Bruce McKay was not always "by the book."

By Christopher King

Remember how some of the first reports out of Franconia said that Liko Kenney was pulled for speeding? Well I came across an email involving Attorney Strelzin and Chief Investigator Chuck West in which he gives West kudos and attaboys on freezing the 54mph speed at which McKay allegedly clocked Liko's Toyota. Read the comments.

What if it wasn't Liko though? Kelly's own Official Report says that Caleb said he and Liko saw McKay a long way off (the profile of that Tahoe is unmistakable) and slowed down to the limit. Plus McKay didn't pull Liko for speeding, as we all know it was for 4-day expired registration. Look: Liko Kenney was not speeding and McKay ignored someone who was totally speeding.

Which begs the question, isn't a speeder -- someone creating a moving violation -- more important than a dang registration violation?

Answer: Not when you're hunting Liko Kenney it isn't.

Related post: Re-open, step down or be disbarred Kelly.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on August 18, 2008 (boomark / email).