[niknik]

Originally Posted by AngelAssassin ↗

Because when the police entered the scene they made up their mind in those first moments as to what happened. There were two people there, One was dead, one was conscious. Bottom line? He must have done it. The police jumped to conclusions, and unfortunately were very wrong in this instance.
Unfortunately it happens every day, in every police station, and this is how innocent people end up confessing to crimes they didn’t commit.
I found it interesting that the interrogating officer didn’t give any credence to the facial injury, and the effects of the brain injury, even after being given a plausible story for what happened and how he got his injuries!!! It took him almost a half hour into this video to think ‘Maybe he IS telling the truth?’
Good job.

Dude he wasn't making any fucking sense. Cops show up to his house, he just acts like he's fucking high. And find a girl on his couch that's been dead for a day or two.

It's not "jumping to conclusions" this is one of those crazy events that never happens. Their only mistake is not getting him checked out by medical before the interrogation.

His "plausible" story made little sense. First he said the dead girl hit him and that's why he had facial injuries. Then he didn't know. Then a bow and arrow, then by the time he got to the real story, within 5 minutes the cop figured it out.

That's why the chief was fired. Because procedures weren't being followed and medical should have been called because he was injured. Not because he might have a bullet in his head, but because he's injured, no matter how . And the chief wasn't making officers follow procedures.

This is a one in a billion case.

The fact is, even if the police figured it out right away it wasn't changing the outcome. It had already been more than a day, maybe nearly two days before the police even found him. The damage was already done by then.

[niknik]

People always leave out the part where he was shot and two days later the police found him.

The cops see his dead girlfriend, who has obviously been dead for a couple days, and ask Ryan about her. And he acts irritated and says he doesn't know what happened.

Dozens of stories, and most of them never mention that. The narrative is the cops did nothing while these precious moments passed by.

Those precious moments were long gone before police ever arrived to find them.

[Sgt.Reaper]

Cops are some of the stupidest motherfuckers alive.

[niknik]

Originally Posted by Sgt.Reaper ↗

Cops are some of the stupidest motherfuckers alive.

Nah, people who read things on the internet and believe they're an expert are the stupidest motherfuckers alive.

[lboftheyear]

I know I’m bumping an old thread, but if you search his name on YouTube, there’s quite a few good documentaries.