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Florida: Pregnant librarian intentionally hits guy on motorcycle. Gets shot to death after she goes home to get a gun.
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You must assume everyone is armed. If somebody follows me home in anger for whatever reason, I would assume they have bad intentions (as would you). Normal people just don't do that kind of thing. He was purposely trying to push buttons by coming right to her home. He could have parked down the street and waited for police, or, better yet, met them someplace nearby. Just like the Arbery case, you don't go chasing somebody down like that and NOT expect such an outcome. Personally, I think there is more to this story that meets the eye given the facts of the article.
1) Why did she hit the motorcycle? People don't just go around hitting motorbikes on purpose. What did he do? Was it an accident? Was he profane and threatening at the time, causing her to leave in fright? 2) When she left, they pursued her closely all the way to her home. She was right to be afraid - very afraid. Why did they pursue all the way to her house when they had the license and the home address? That makes no sense. 3) Is it possible that there was a thing between these two to cause the initial contact? I wouldn't be surprised if they knew each other.
I would like to see footage from the intersection the accident happened and also from cams at her house or the neighbors. Something just doesn't feel right here.
Quoting: GA Girl The other thing - where was the victim laying at that point he was arrested? Where were all those other people with guns he was talking about? Why was it so quiet? People scream and yell and cry when they get shot. She was still alive at that point. The neighbors would have been running around, at least, yelling to get an ambulance. Why didn't the cops run over to her after they had this guy in handcuffs? Where was his "witness" that also followed the woman? The whole thing is just kind of surreal. You don't know people, do you...? They run from gunfire. They ignore yells for help. Pro tip if you're being robbed- Don't yell for help, don't scream thief. No one's coming. Yell "fire". People will come to watch a fire And after 8 rounds...depending on where they hit...yeah... Yes, it is precisely because I do know people that I asked those questions. Rural America, neighbors with guns threatening him (by his own words), and you are telling me they all took off running when they saw his gun? Nope, something just isn't right here. And there were no yells for help - that's what I am questioning. No screams of "I'm shot," "He shot me!" That's what people say when they are shot. She didn't die until after she got to the hospital. You should have heard, "My baby!" "He shot me and I'm pregnant!" But nothing. If the neighbors came out to help her with their guns, they wouldn't have abandoned her after she was shot. Nope, there is more here than we are being told. Here's another video with audio that includes some of that:
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