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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast aks "How old was Gregory P. Floyd,?" or... "What, did you forget I have the Franconia shooting tragedy files on CD?"

By Christopher King

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Okay. If NHPR's Chris Jensen is correct, and Gregory P. Floyd was 19 in April, 2008, then no way in hell was he 17 on 5/11 and Floyd lied to LE at the scene, click the small thumbnail. Do the math. Jensen is a respected journalist, but Floyd is just a lying (proved), thieving (proved, he stole the Virgin Mary) murderer, IMO. And of course he was the Man in Charge at the crime scene, that's why he probably inserted Liko's second magazine to make him look still dangerous, see how else would he have a live round in his pocket, click the 3rd thumbnail.

Then of course there is the question as to why there was no GSR conducted on Bruce McKay. He had not been to the range that day so that test -- that same test they conducted on Caleb Macaulay -- would tell us whether McKay or Floyd fired the windshield bullet but corrupt former NH AG Kelly Ayotte didn't want anybody to know 'bout that. I documented that fact back in 2008, also Thumbnail 4.

Also, AS A CONVICTED FELON, Floyd clearly had a small arsenal of guns at his compound, but still never charged with violation of 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) despite explicit promises from VP Joe Biden, but whatever. Hell, I don't make the policies, I just report on them.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on April 05, 2010 (boomark / email).

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