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Just watched the mother's interview where she presented an independently conducted investigation report on Tucker's show. Doesn't appear remotely close to a sui

Just watched the mother's interview where she presented an independently conducted investigation report on Tucker's show. Doesn't appear remotely close to a suicide. Guy was hit in the head while brushing his teeth, sat in a sitting position and shot from above. Wonder how they can get to so many peeps in positions of authority. Coroner, local PD, attorneys were all compromised.

gkoberger 2y ago
It's possible a large amount of people in the SF government are complicit in a coverup of a company-initiated murder. Or, alternatively, a grieving mother is an unreliable narrator and cherry-picking facts while being egged on by a sensationalist, anti-SF talking head. I can't say for certain there's not more to this story. But I'd wait for more objective sources before I start to decide.
- phendrenad2 2y ago
  Adding to the list of possibilities, it's also possible that a large amount of people in the SF government are just desensitized and jaded and have a thousand-yard-PTSD-stare from seeing so much death and despair and overdoses and crimes on a daily basis, and don't really have energy or capacity to accept that this case might not be more of the same. During the mother's interview, she kept saying that it seemed unusual that the medical examiner only looked at the scene for a relatively short amount of time. But having lived in SF, and seeing the city services operate, it just seems completely expected to me.
- rirarobo 2y ago
  I feel like it's also important to remember that the truth may be something else completely. I'm reminded of Bob Lee's killing, when many initial reactions assumed it was a random act of violence and blamed city leaders for progressive policies and decarceration, but it later turned out to be personally motivated [1][2]. Similarly, in this case, the truth may not be suicide nor company-initiated morder, but something else entirely. 1. https://x.com/all_in_tok/status/1644752577475805185 https://x.com/all_in_tok/status/1644752577475805185 2. https://apnews.com/article/bob-lee-cash-app-nima-momeni-trial-7ecfa7709902d67f2248489af3c45715 https://apnews.com/article/bob-lee-cash-app-nima-momeni-tria...
mgraczyk 2y ago
The answer is that they didn't, and conspiracy theories like this are essentially always false. Try to imagine that it was a suicide, and then you'll realize that everything makes perfect sense.
DrillShopper 2y ago
> independently conducted investigation report on Tucker's show Wild that you'd believe anything from that grifter.

gkoberger 2y ago

It's possible a large amount of people in the SF government are complicit in a coverup of a company-initiated murder. Or, alternatively, a grieving mother is an unreliable narrator and cherry-picking facts while being egged on by a sensationalist, anti-SF talking head. I can't say for certain there's not more to this story. But I'd wait for more objective sources before I start to decide.

phendrenad2 2y ago
Adding to the list of possibilities, it's also possible that a large amount of people in the SF government are just desensitized and jaded and have a thousand-yard-PTSD-stare from seeing so much death and despair and overdoses and crimes on a daily basis, and don't really have energy or capacity to accept that this case might not be more of the same. During the mother's interview, she kept saying that it seemed unusual that the medical examiner only looked at the scene for a relatively short amount of time. But having lived in SF, and seeing the city services operate, it just seems completely expected to me.
rirarobo 2y ago
I feel like it's also important to remember that the truth may be something else completely. I'm reminded of Bob Lee's killing, when many initial reactions assumed it was a random act of violence and blamed city leaders for progressive policies and decarceration, but it later turned out to be personally motivated [1][2]. Similarly, in this case, the truth may not be suicide nor company-initiated morder, but something else entirely. 1. https://x.com/all_in_tok/status/1644752577475805185 https://x.com/all_in_tok/status/1644752577475805185 2. https://apnews.com/article/bob-lee-cash-app-nima-momeni-trial-7ecfa7709902d67f2248489af3c45715 https://apnews.com/article/bob-lee-cash-app-nima-momeni-tria...

mgraczyk 2y ago

The answer is that they didn't, and conspiracy theories like this are essentially always false. Try to imagine that it was a suicide, and then you'll realize that everything makes perfect sense.

DrillShopper 2y ago

> independently conducted investigation report on Tucker's show Wild that you'd believe anything from that grifter.