[christianbeccy]

...and now the conspiracy theorists are circulating a vid of him getting up after he was allegedly shot?

[Feirefiz]

Originally Posted by christianbeccy ↗

...and now the conspiracy theorists are circulating a vid of him getting up after he was allegedly shot?

No conspiracy. He was alive and moved after he was shot. Nothing mysterious about that. You can also see him moving in video#4 in the thread starter. Multiple pictures of him on the ground show him in multiple positions.

[Xtatic]

The latest so far

[DrEvil]

a lot of videos on twitter as it was happening show him getting up and moving after being shot twice the first time , there was a witness who reported a few more shots after area was clear while police was still there because the vest he did have on they thought it was real that's when he was shot a few more times

[kellyhound]

The quick-thinking bystanders who ran toward danger to help others during a terrorist attack on London Bridge on Friday swiftly earned the title of "heroes".

But for the family of 21-year-old Amanda Champion, who was murdered in 2003, one of the men who intervened as the fatal knifing unfolded is anything but heroic.

Convicted murderer James Ford, 42, was on day release from prison when he saw the attack unfolding and rushed to help during the chaos. According to British media reports, Ford had attended the same prisoner rehabilitation event as 28-year-old attacker Usman Khan, a convicted Islamist terrorist, who killed two people before being shot dead by police.

"He is not a hero. He is a murderer out on day release, which us as a family didn't know anything about. He murdered a disabled girl. He is not a hero, absolutely not," Amanda's aunt, Angela Cox, told the Daily Mail on Friday. "I don't care what he's done today, he's a murderer," she said.

"Yes, he did something nice, but that doesn't make up for what he has done. He's not a hero, and he never will be," Cox told.

Ford in 2004 was jailed for life in the 2003 slaying of Champion, who, though 21, had the mental age of a 15-year-old. A judge recommended that he serve a minimum sentence of 15 years behind bars.

According to the BBC, Champion was strangled by Ford before he slit her throat. Her badly decomposed body was found close to her home in Kent, England, three weeks after her disappearance. At the news of her death, her family said: "We're not the family we were; we never will be any more."

At the time, Kent police said Ford's actions were a "motiveless crime and a senseless crime" and described him as a "very dangerous man."

Ford is believed to have contacted the British charity the Samaritans minutes after killing Champion to confess to the crime before disconnecting the call. He went on to contact the charity 45 times, telling staff he felt suicidal. Ford's flurry of calls eventually forced a call handler to report his confession to the authorities. Volunteers at the charity take a vow of anonymity, and in reporting Ford's call, the volunteer was forced out of his job.

Ford had been granted temporary release. "Any member of my family could have been in that area at the time," Cox said.

On Saturday, the Queen hailed the bravery of those who helped in the aftermath of Friday's deadly attack, saying: "I express my enduring thanks to the police and emergency services, as well as the brave individuals who put their own lives at risk to selflessly help and protect others."

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It is believed he grabbed the Narwhal tusk had been grabbed from the Fishmongers’ Hall – where Khan started his killing spree – and ran out onto the bridge when he heard the man had begun attacking people. A social media user shared a picture of the tusks hanging on the wall, adding: ‘Well that’s a bit spooky When I took a photo of these narwhal horns on a visit to the Fishmongers’ Hall earlier this year it didn’t really occur to me there might be a day soon when they’d be used to fight terrorism’. Historian Guy Walters explained that although the whale tusk appeared an unusual choice of weapon in modern times, in the past they had wooden handles attached to them to make a weapon called a ‘nuguit’ in Greenland.

Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/30/bysta...tusk-11244521/

[Budd Dwyer]

deport all muslims, problem solved, no brexit needed either

[Dodecahedron]

And the British born terrorists? How do we go about deporting those

[Creepy]

The narwhals are the real heroes.

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