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Strange that the FBI would not take the Quran to use it in their investigation of his radicalization...
Would that have caused a Holy War if the FBI took his Quran???
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I don’t know, I just think it’s strange they’ve left the house open with so much stuff left there available for a reporter to go waltzing through, you’d think they’d want to secure it for a longer period of time. It’s odd considering how little information there is about so many other cases.
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Agree with the question, WTF?
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This is epic level bogus as hell to me. How can that be allowed?
Dodger- any thoughts on this? This seems completely abnormal to me, but this is your area.
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The whole things is strange to me. Just looking at the video you can tell the whole thing was staged and the reporter had done a previous walk through. It's not the responsibility of LE to secure a location after a warrant and I am surprised the home owner wouldn't secure it after the raid, as they would be notified or at least have some notification that the enforcement action was taken. They left a property receipt on the premises or at least an inventory on the warrant and I'd be curious what's on it but the reporter didn't go into any detail.
What strikes me is that some of the chemicals weren't taken, if I understood the reporter. The scale should have also been taken as evidence. I can see why they left the Koran, as any evidence would either have to be returned or burned once the case is over and I can see why some slug supervisor may not take it.
The whole thing is odd to me and the reality is that no one trusts Federal law enforcement any longer which leads to these questions.
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I also don't see any fingerprint lifts so the FBI would know how many people visited the location. Now maybe they do things differently since I retired and they have some new technology that doesn't leave any residue but I would think that place would have been analyzed and picked clean of any evidence or potential evidence like prints, DNA, etc.
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But are you in male hands or female hands???
AllState -- Is this some kind of a trick question???
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Maybe with the perp being dead therefore never getting indicted or go to trial changes procedures?
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It's a terrorism case so you're looking for people who may have had contact with the actor...even if he's dead. They'll look at his phone records and social media. They'll look at his "friends" and anyone that "liked" a suspect post. Heck, I'd even look for hair on the clothes that were left behind and pull prints off the Koran. Maybe they did all this and more but it sure looks like some important items weren't seized.
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