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KingCast says how come the State knows everything about the angle of bullets in the Briggs Murder, but knows nothing about the Kenney/Paulhus cases?

By Christopher King

Listen to the detailed analysis that led to a murder conviction here. And we know everything that Officer Briggs did, we know that he did not fire his weapon. But note that in the Liko Kenney/Bruce McKay and Michael Paulhus cases the State failed to conduct trajectory tests (at least they say they didn't in the Kenney case but they actually did in the Paulhus case, according to Senior AG Simon Brown) and/or destroyed all of the relevant evidence that shows that Gregory W. Floyd, Bruce McKay or other LE may have acted improperly. We don't even knows if Bruce McKay really fired his gun or if Gregory W. Floyd is lying about the number of times he shot at Liko Kenney, and when and how he commenced shooting. Take a look.

All we do know is that Gregory Floyd the younger has specifically stated that his daddy started shooting at Liko BEFORE Liko's car struck Bruce McKay. The World has a Right-to-Know, pursuant to RSA 91-A, what really happened out there on 116.

That's why I seek the forensic testing of the officer's clothing required by AG Homicide Protocol Rule 9E.
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Michael Addison was convicted of murder because a Jury of his peers determined that his actions met the elements because he acted unreasonably. But people who have a reasonable fear of a rogue cop, read: Liko Kenney -- are not murderers and should not receive a death sentence at the side of the road by a greaseball multiple felon like Gregory W. Floyd, who should be tried for murder, according to a certain retired JAG Attorney, with whom I edited this piece.

KingCast: We keep it simple; others try to deflect.

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