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Col roulé pare-lame obligatoire
Oui il faudra en faire un recueil
Déjà l'idée de faire la grenouille qui se veut être aussi grosse que le boeuf
Déjà l'idée de faire la grenouille qui se veut être aussi grosse que le boeuf
Bientôt j'espère
Et je sépare l'homme du terroriste évidemment.
On peut faire un bon massacre tout en étant une mauvaise personne :emilePAZ:
Et je sépare l'homme du terroriste évidemment.
On peut faire un bon massacre tout en étant une mauvaise personne :emilePAZ:
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Cela provient de la défense de l'avocat du terroriste Timothy McVeigh qui voulait éviter la peine capitale en invoquant une autre personne qui aurait fait sauter la bombe à sa place.
https://www.nytimes.com/1[...]l?sec&spon&pagewanted=all
DNA evidence and a print taken from the foot on that leg, Dr. Jordan testified, led investigators from his office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to a bombing victim who by then had been buried in New Orleans. That victim, whom Dr. Jordan did not identify in court, was Lakesha Levy, who was serving in the Air Force when she was killed, the severing of her left leg among her injuries.
Her body was exhumed, Dr. Jordan testified, and the leg now identified as hers was placed in her coffin. A left leg earlier, and wrongly, identified as hers was removed from the coffin and sent to the F.B.I. laboratory for re-identification.
But because that leg had been embalmed, Dr. Jordan said, investigators were unable to obtain a DNA sample, and further identification was impossible.
''We have one left leg that we do not know where it belongs,'' Dr. Jordan told the jury.
He also said that although rescue workers had found eight left legs, only seven bodies had been missing their left legs.
In cross-examination, United States Attorney Patrick M. Ryan noted that one woman killed in the explosion had been buried without a leg and that the total number of severed legs, left and right, matched the total number of empty hip sockets among the dead.
But that woman, subsequent questions by Mr. Jones revealed, was missing her right leg, not her left.
The defense then called Dr. T. K. Marshall, former chief medical examiner in Northern Ireland, who said he had autopsied 200 bombing victims during his tenure in that job.
Dr. Marshall told the jury that he had studied Dr. Jordan's findings at length and believed that the remaining leg was evidence of a 169th victim who had been blown to bits, the body so thoroughly demolished that no other whole parts of it were ever found.
''This is an extra left leg,'' he testified. ''Until shown otherwise, this must be a 169th victim.''
He went on to say that ''to be disintegrated so completely, you have to be near the bomb.''
Is it possible, Mr. Jones asked, ''for the body to be completely destroyed?''
''It certainly is,'' Dr. Marshall answered.
He cited one case from Northern Ireland in which a bomb exploded ''as a terrorist carried it into a shed.'' Eight people were killed, he said, and others were injured.
Cela provient de la défense de l'avocat du terroriste Timothy McVeigh qui voulait éviter la peine capitale en invoquant une autre personne qui aurait fait sauter la bombe à sa place.
DNA evidence and a print taken from the foot on that leg, Dr. Jordan testified, led investigators from his office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to a bombing victim who by then had been buried in New Orleans. That victim, whom Dr. Jordan did not identify in court, was Lakesha Levy, who was serving in the Air Force when she was killed, the severing of her left leg among her injuries.
Her body was exhumed, Dr. Jordan testified, and the leg now identified as hers was placed in her coffin. A left leg earlier, and wrongly, identified as hers was removed from the coffin and sent to the F.B.I. laboratory for re-identification.
But because that leg had been embalmed, Dr. Jordan said, investigators were unable to obtain a DNA sample, and further identification was impossible.
''We have one left leg that we do not know where it belongs,'' Dr. Jordan told the jury.
He also said that although rescue workers had found eight left legs, only seven bodies had been missing their left legs.
In cross-examination, United States Attorney Patrick M. Ryan noted that one woman killed in the explosion had been buried without a leg and that the total number of severed legs, left and right, matched the total number of empty hip sockets among the dead.
But that woman, subsequent questions by Mr. Jones revealed, was missing her right leg, not her left.
The defense then called Dr. T. K. Marshall, former chief medical examiner in Northern Ireland, who said he had autopsied 200 bombing victims during his tenure in that job.
Dr. Marshall told the jury that he had studied Dr. Jordan's findings at length and believed that the remaining leg was evidence of a 169th victim who had been blown to bits, the body so thoroughly demolished that no other whole parts of it were ever found.
''This is an extra left leg,'' he testified. ''Until shown otherwise, this must be a 169th victim.''
He went on to say that ''to be disintegrated so completely, you have to be near the bomb.''
Is it possible, Mr. Jones asked, ''for the body to be completely destroyed?''
''It certainly is,'' Dr. Marshall answered.
He cited one case from Northern Ireland in which a bomb exploded ''as a terrorist carried it into a shed.'' Eight people were killed, he said, and others were injured.
Oui une 169ème non reconnue et jamais réclamée.
Probablement un sdf, ce genre de marginal.
Il gare le camion dans une zone de livraison située sous la garderie de l'immeuble. Il sort du véhicule, le verrouille et prend à pied la direction de son véhicule de fuite, abandonnant les clés du véhicule piégé quelques pâtés de maisons plus loin.
À 9 h 2, le camion Ryder, contenant plus de 2,2 tonnes de nitrate d'ammonium, de nitrométhane et de mélange de carburant et de diesel, explose du côté nord du bâtiment fédéral
Chaud
Probablement un sdf, ce genre de marginal.
Il gare le camion dans une zone de livraison située sous la garderie de l'immeuble. Il sort du véhicule, le verrouille et prend à pied la direction de son véhicule de fuite, abandonnant les clés du véhicule piégé quelques pâtés de maisons plus loin.
À 9 h 2, le camion Ryder, contenant plus de 2,2 tonnes de nitrate d'ammonium, de nitrométhane et de mélange de carburant et de diesel, explose du côté nord du bâtiment fédéral
Chaud
