CONSPIRACY NUTS ARE SAYING: ‘Gay Black Man Didn’t Kill White Reporters On LiveTV’

Facebook was filled last week with the tin-foil brigade claiming that Vester Flanagan did not kill Alison Parker and Adam Ward in cold blood and on live TV. For example, check out this screen grab from one such conspiracy goober: Here's my thoughts and some of my friend's musings regarding the conspiracy clown's 'observations'... Share if you think this conspiracy theory is non-sense Share if you think this conspiracy theory is non-sense The conversation continues. Several law enforcement officers are now weighing in on the thread. Some of them have actually shot and killed people in the line of duty: Share if you think this conspiracy theory is non-sense Share if you think this conspiracy theory is non-sense In summation, I/we obviously think the conspiracy theorists are out to lunch on the murders of Alison Parker and Adam Ward. We believe the man known as Vester Flanagan/Bryce Williams did indeed shoot and kill these two journalists on live TV and just because they didn't drop to the shot means nothing. If you're still not convinced, here is a video of a doctor explaining his view of gunshot wounds... https://youtu.be/tku8YI68-JA Dr. Andreas Grabinsky (Anesthesiologist) from Seattle, talks about GSW's. He works with the surgeons and trauma team in the OR. He provides a interesting look at ballistics from their perspective. Essentially he considers a handgun wound, a handgun wound, and that common calibers lack power. He also makes distinctions between the types of damage seen from the traditional rifle round and the modern small caliber high velocity rounds. No, this is not a direct 9mm vs .45 comparison. However it does illustrate how silly the 9, .40, .45 debate is. The Dr. clearly shows the general lack of "power" of the common handgun round. Popular modern service calibers have nearly identical performance and are all built to (and do) perform within the same IWBA and FBI specs. Yes, on paper some rounds do have a ballistic edge over others, often at the expense of capacity, recoil and follow up speed. You can see the insignificance of arguing over 15, 20 or 50ft Lbs energy difference in cartridges making 400- 450ft lbs of energy when a .308 makes nearly 3,000ft lbs. That pretty much puts the insignificance of a 30ft lb difference into perspective. Share if you think this conspiracy theory is non-sense

Doug Giles

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