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One question for the FBI: why so much investigation over a crime committed by someone who is dead? Based on the nature of the crime, I'm guessing there weren't
by frogpelt 11y ago
One question for the FBI: why so much investigation over a crime committed by someone who is dead?
Based on the nature of the crime, I'm guessing there weren't many accomplices. The one guy who helped him get the guns is probably where they need to be focusing their investigation and interrogation. If ISIS helped him, how? He took a gun to work and killed people. That's not an elaborate scheme.
It does not benefit the FBI to lose goodwill with the American people over this case.
- niels_olson 11y agoSomething about law enforcement causes practitioners to stop seeing themselves as peers of the citizenry. It is probably similar to the paternalism physicians exhibit toward patients despite the fact that they recognize the problem and train themselves against it.
- user8341116 11y agoAlso see: Stanford prison experiment.
- developer2 11y agoWhat's very sad is that there are actually people out there who would read your comment and believe you to be a terrorist sympathizer. Maybe you're not even just a sympathizer... maybe you're a potential future risk! Once you say anything that could be interpreted as defending a terrorist, a pedophile, or similar evil being... you may as well be one of them.