aside from the horror of the story, isn’t one gun usually randomly selected to fire a blank? - ThreadSky

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misterfungi.bsky.social • 19 days ago

aside from the horror of the story, isn’t one gun usually randomly selected to fire a blank?

Apparently not as the department themselves are claiming the third bullet followed the same entry/exit trajectory as another

So two of them shot the exact same spot, but it was the wrong spot?

That's what they are claiming.

Not as outlandish as I, too, thought when you consider they put the target in the wrong spot on the guy’s chest.

Ah, that makes more sense.

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That's impossible

How can that happen unless the two guns were in the same place? You'd expect a displacement of one person width minimum in the guns.

That's what I thought but no. I don't think we're doing it that way, because that's how the other "successful" firing squad went

That's how they do it in Utah (one rifle has a blank) but apparently in SC all three rifles were supposed to be loaded.

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