@Kari_KCL_@kreadisinnocent So long as people are able to understand that you can't get hit by a car and not have a bruise at the impact area, at the bare minimum, then she's good to go.
@CanadianPM you and the Mexican president should just boycott the United States completely. They produce the produce. Have them chip it directly to you. Make new routes.
@tiredofit10 1. If you don't know, the FBI doesn't really talk about their ongoing investigations. 2. It's impossible to be hit by a car with the force of 1.9 tons and not at the very least, have a bruise to the impact area. 3. It's impossible that his body did not have any frostbite injuries
@MAL5144 Let's not forget the FBI already concluded what the body was at your fire truck. You can't get hit by a 4-ton truck to 24 mph and I have a bruise. His bruises are consistent of boxing injuries and blunt force traumas in the head.
@WolfgangBodhi Let's also not forget that the FBI investigators concluded that the injuries in the body did not constitute that of a motor vehicle of accident.
@ell98482 Unfortunately corruption runs deep. Like the FBI already said, the victim was not hit by a car because the wounds on the body do not reflect that kind of an injury.
@CoffindafferFBI There was two male DNA samples found in the blood that aren't John O'Keefes. If you look at all of the evidence, it points to him being in a fight with somebody in the front, hence the bruises to the back of his hands and his eyes andomebody hitting him in the back of the head.
@joanne612761 @BattleBorn223 @CoffindafferFBI Doesn't really matter what we think. Here's what we know. The FBI does have two samples of male DNA not belonging to JO found within the blood of his shirt. 🤔🤔
@SugarH2O1 @WolfgangBodhi Well for one you can look at the images. There's no bruise on the right arm image with the dogmark scratches. You could also look at the coroner's report and the emergency room report, but currently those records are being held by the authorities.
@Norsk2u@TedDanielnews@kreadisinnocent All they really need to do is send that shirt with the blood to the FBI and have them do a DNA match. If he was really in a fight with somebody, their DNA will be in that blood.
@CrimeWeeklyPod If they really want to know what happened that night, all they have to do is send the shirt with the blood to the FBI. The FBI will do a DNA testing of all the blood deposits on that shirt and if any other DNA appears the prosecution is lying about this case.
@KarynLisk The cells would still be damaged by the freezing temperatures. While it wouldn't behave exactly like frostbite on living tissue, the fluids in the cells could still freeze and expand causing significant damage. You can see that under a microscope, which is part of the autopsy.