RCMP shooting suspect did not kill uncle, report says

Law & Order | 206861 hits | Dec 07 11:53 am | Posted by: DrCaleb

A crime scene consultant concluded Sawyer Robison did not kill his uncle during a standoff with RCMP in February in which two officers were wounded, Robison's father told CBC News.

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by DrCaleb
Fri Dec 07, 2012 7:54 pm
The original thread was here:

alberta-f31/mounties-shot-robison-arrested-t99685.html
by DrCaleb
Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:21 pm
In the original thread, above, we were suspecting that something was not right.

The report also concludes:
- Clarke had already sustained two gunshot wounds
- Clarke was found in a semi-seated laying position
- He held a 40-calibre Glock in his right hand
- He discharged the firearm into the right side of his head
- The DNA on the grip was Clarke's, not Robison's

I have to now wonder, why he already had 2 holes in him when he shot himself, and then who shot the Mounties.
by andyt
Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:23 pm
He did, I always thought. And he sustained wounds 'cause the Mounties returned fire, no?
by DrCaleb
Fri Dec 07, 2012 10:40 pm
"andyt" said
He did, I always thought. And he sustained wounds 'cause the Mounties returned fire, no?

Clark is Robison's dead Uncle. Robison is charged with his Uncle's death, and shooting 2 RCMP officers.

So, who shot the Uncle twice, before the Uncle killed himself? And why is Robison charged with shooting the RCMP officers?
by BartSimpson
Fri Dec 07, 2012 10:56 pm
"DrCaleb" said

So, who shot the Uncle twice, before the Uncle killed himself? And why is Robison charged with shooting the RCMP officers?

Because the CP wants a conviction and could care less about the truth?

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