THIS is why the State’s firearms examiners testimony in Tory Lanez’s case raises serious questions.
He never tested the gun’s ejection pattern. No measurements. No documented testing of distance or direction. He even acknowledged that casing placement can be unreliable and “depends how you hold the gun.”
He never reviewed the property report, meaning he didn’t establish where the casings were actually found. There was no testing tying Tory to firing from the SUV, or from any particular position.
In court, he used a plastic model casing rather than demonstrating with the actual casings, and he did not demonstrate the ejection pattern using the actual firearm.
He didn’t conduct fingerprint or DNA testing on the casings to determine who may have handled them or potentially fired the gun. He didn’t test accidental-discharge scenarios. No simulations involving bumps, drops, partial trigger pulls or chaotic movement. Just theoretical possibilities.
No trajectory analysis. No muzzle-to-wound distance testing. No analysis matching the firearm evidence to the injuries.
And he also didn’t address the fifth casing reportedly found later at the scene and allegedly brought to the police station by Sean Kelly.
These aren’t theories about what might have happened. These are documented facts in legal documentation.
#FreeTory #JusticeForTory #ReasonableDoubt
🚨 REMINDER 🚨
The L.A. prosecutors who tried Tory Lanez’s case were communicating in some sort of group chat with Megan Thee Stallion’s legal team YEARS after his conviction, and while Tory’s appeal was still active..
And some of those now-public messages show a Quinn Emanuel lawyer stating that Megan and Desiree Perez invited and gave prosecutors Kathy Ta and Alex Bott tickets to Megan’s documentary premiere.
Also, Tory’s recent petition puts a 2024 message on the record in which a prosecutor Kathy Ta told Megan’s lawyer:
“Bullet fragments were never found after hospital removed them.” After years of them claiming the fragments were in @LAPDHQ possession. 😌
#FREETORY