Thanks. But of course since the verified insider hasn't been on for years it looks like sadly there is no movement of Missy's case. Tragic really.The verified insider is former member @Cannonball3804
Thanks. But of course since the verified insider hasn't been on for years it looks like sadly there is no movement of Missy's case. Tragic really.The verified insider is former member @Cannonball3804
I’ve been reading/following this case from the beginning and I don’t remember anyone ever saying they can see a gun or see an outline on the video. The only way people were able to deduce that a firearm was used is the FBI report that’s been discussed again in the past week on this thread. Just from my memory…Question about the location of the firearm prior to the shooting:
I have watched the surveillance video dozens of times but i am unclear as to where the firearm was up until MB was shot. Where on the body of the killer would he secure the firearm? A pocket? A holster under the arm? on the belt? on the leg? Does anyone see where the firearm is on his body during he video? Any ideas?
I'm assuming he was using a concealed holster, so the point is you can't see it. Conceal & carry is legal in many states, but because it's concealed, you can't tell who is and isn't carrying a firearm. So he could have it any number of places, he only retrieved it when he was going to use it.Question about the location of the firearm prior to the shooting:
I have watched the surveillance video dozens of times but i am unclear as to where the firearm was up until MB was shot. Where on the body of the killer would he secure the firearm? A pocket? A holster under the arm? on the belt? on the leg? Does anyone see where the firearm is on his body during he video? Any ideas?
Ok, follow up. If you were wearing what he is wearing, where would YOU secure your concealed weapon. I suppose the location depends on whether you want to be able to draw quickly? or is it all the same and down to preference?I'm assuming he was using a concealed holster, so the point is you can't see it. Conceal & carry is legal in many states, but because it's concealed, you can't tell who is and isn't carrying a firearm. So he could have it any number of places, he only retrieved it when he was going to use it.
Here is link to some of the most popular carry locations.Ok, follow up. If you were wearing what he is wearing, where would YOU secure your concealed weapon. I suppose the location depends on whether you want to be able to draw quickly? or is it all the same and down to preference?
I think, it could have been some sort of ankle-holster perhaps.Here is link to some of the most popular carry locations.
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I think, it could have been some sort of ankle-holster perhaps.
What makes you think ankle. I'm just curious?I think, it could have been some sort of ankle-holster perhaps.
Honsetly, at some angles, that helmet looks a lot more like a motorcycle/motorcycle cop helmet than it does a SWAT/military helmet.Was that headlamp made for a uniform like that. The band has to be really big to fit the helmet. I suppose a real closeup would tell us if the healdlamp was attached to the helmet or not. If its actually attached to it then it could mean that its something like a miners helmet. I suppose SWAT helmets would have these types of headlamps attached to them. I have never seen a headlamp attached to the helmet before but I'm probably wrong because they must be out there. I looked around a little and it seems with a general percursory search the headlamp attachement to the actual helmet seems specialized even by today's standards let alone when Missy was killed. I know I am dwelling on this but there's good reason because its a specialized piece it appears to me as opposed to a strap which can be found easily on different marketplaces online. I suppose one thing we could conclude is if it is a specialized headlamp that goes with the SWAT unitform then is it just a disguise? Is it to throw off LE? All of the above? Perhaps this unifrom is real. And so not to be traced the perp bought it in pieces here and there, for what though. I mean this is more than just a hobby to collect peices and then go and kill someone using it as a disguise and the utility of it. I mean where did the perp hide that piece we saw trying to wiggle the door. Did this perp wiggle all the doors. The short clips I've seen doesn't show the perp using these items on all the doors. Whatever tools this perp had with them are hidden in those pockets as we see in th video. I just cannot help but see malicious intent on this perp's part. Its the little things like these that are making me for sure believe this was intentional as opposed to a robbery gone bad.
A "nice" place to hide the weapon for the expected surveillance video. He was wearing a bulletproof vest, it seems, and there would be no space to hide a pistol above the waist. IMO and as someone, who has no experience with any weapon.What makes you think ankle. I'm just curious?
IMO that just gives more credence this creepy perp was wearing a real SWAT uniform.A "nice" place to hide the weapon for the expected surveillance video. He was wearing a bulletproof vest, it seems, and there would be no space to hide a pistol above the waist. IMO and as someone, who has no experience with any weapon.
"Laughing" says, there may be space within the vest. I'm reading from last post upwards and didn't see it in time.
What makes you think ankle. I'm just curious?
So possibly in the vest then if not in a holster at the waist? Well if its in the vest then doesn't it show utility of the vest at least? I would really like to know where this perp put that awkward black item trying to pry the door open at 35 seconds?Ankle holster is common, but with the laced boots -- not so much.
Well, I was thinking somehow perhaps the perp knew someone arrived into the building or saw her truck in the parking lot through the broken windows and took out the gun from the ankle holster. Although yes, it does seem awkward. The perp had the gun maybe not in a holster but in the vest. I've never seen a SWAT vest in person but maybe there is some sort of holster in the vest pocket so it easy to draw. The hips of this perp don't seem to be female. The SWAT jacket is not obscuring that part so IMO this may be a man. I don't think it is a female with petite hips. No, perp is male IMO.Watched a bit of the video, might be room in the pant legs for an ankle holster?
But, with the wall-touching walk, idk if this perp could bend down/squat to remove a pistol from an ankle holster quickly?
The helmet seems to obscure vision? I know we've talked this all around in circles.
Well, I was thinking somehow perhaps the perp knew someone arrived into the building or saw her truck in the parking lot through the broken windows and took out the gun from the ankle holster. Although yes, it does seem awkward. The perp had the gun maybe not in a holster but in the vest. I've never seen a SWAT vest in person but maybe there is some sort of holster in the vest pocket so it easy to draw. The hips of this perp don't seem to be female. The SWAT jacket is not obscuring that part so IMO this may be a man. I don't think it is a female with petite hips. No, perp is male IMO.