ethereal*22
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I think you mean assault-style rifles, I hope.
Colorado's law on menacing requires that the weapon-toting person have intent to menace - not that the other party feels menaced. Difficult to enforce and really beside the point in a case like this one.
However, we are perfectly at liberty to hypothesize about what BM was thinking that day.
I have lived with guns around all my life (dad and uncles are from Colorado - many stories). I am perfectly okay with a holstered sidearm, or a shouldered long gun. Neither seems unusual to me. However, there are things about BM that appear off to me and I sure would like to know what the heck he was thinking that day. Did he form the intention to intimidate? Like several others here, I'm interested in BM's psychological states.
If BM was worried for his own safety, maybe one day he'll do more explaining. He seems to like to explain. I find it hard to believe that he just coincidentally showed up at the house (which he no longer occupied on the daily) just to walk around with his rifle. I think he intended to keep searchers off his property and instead of merely using words and gestures, he brought a rifle.
But did he intend to scare people? Did he see the rifle as adding punctuation to a message? I do not for a minute buy that this was just his daily pattern of checking his property. He clearly wanted to keep people off his property - but did he want to scare them off?
We may never know, although at the rate BM keeps talking to various persons, perhaps we will learn more.
No, assault rifles.
And yes, I feel we are all free to hypothesize about anything, all thoughts about BM and this case here or any case on WS. All comments are worth 2 cents.
Many things about BM appear off. I too would love to know what he’s thinking any day since about April.
Why is he acting the way he is when he knows his every move is being scrutinized and he’s about the only person not looking for SM is being hypothesized here from wood chippers to meth heads to bobcats. It’s mind boggling the way this thread can move and zigzag.
I cannot understand why anyone would go out of their way to seemingly appear to act guilty. Not showing up for searches, meeting searchers with a gun, not being recorded for interviews- has anyone compiled a list of every single action he’s gone out of his way to take to put himself in a negative, suspicious and seemingly guilty of murder light to the public, those involved and if not LE?