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A Swiss gun used near (40 minutes drive) Switzerland but yeah let's look for a Nazi ... And how do you justify the cyclist murder : judging by his photos he wa
by jmnicolas 11y ago
A Swiss gun used near (40 minutes drive) Switzerland but yeah let's look for a Nazi ...
And how do you justify the cyclist murder : judging by his photos he was white (yeah I know, embarrassing witness whatever).
Like I told in another comment, everybody and his dog has its own theory and knows better than the investigators.
You can say a lot of bad things on the French police (Gendarmerie in this instance) but on big cases like this one their track record is pretty good. So if they didn't find the killer there are only 2 options imho : they were ordered from above to not find anyone (possible in the case of a state sponsored murder) or the killer simply didn't leave enough clues to be found.
If the guy is not local, not in European fingerprints / DNA databases and was not seen, explain me how can they find him ?
- tinco 11y agoI never claim I know better than any investigators. I poked a bit at the media that hype the intrigue stories, but I am sure the investigators are doing their work proper. My theory is just what I thought of in 5 minutes for fun. Is it really so bad it deserves to be downvoted? I totally agree with your options, I even think it's rather unlikely they were ordered not to find him. Shooting someone in the woods is just a very difficult to solve crime.