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No sign of bullet wounds.

This is astonishing in the conclusion that the guy died of a bullet wound.

But the autopsy said, no, no side of bullets.

I think the police might have been involved in this thing.

I think he's gunned, which was never found out where it came from.

It could have come from an evidence locker.

I didn't know I've never been in a courtroom.

So when I sat the doctor, he said a car left away from me during the whole trial.

Never got up and talked to me during any of the questions, anything in that courtroom, not once.

If you've been representing police since the 60s, the Brossom Police Department, since the the 60s you don't need to wait to the

third day trial and say oh it's just dawn on me that I also represent detective

Smith and detective legand you know you don't you don't just remember that and that's the

video tape that's got this bizarre edit in the middle of it that's entered as evidence in the court of Sergeant Billko.

Right at the most critical point in the videotape, all of a sudden we see Sergeant Billko from 1950 sitcom.

He told them that, what are we talking about here?

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