Raymond Davis Case: Developing Story

[fida jan]

It is a well known trick in the US to put a knife in the victim's hands after you shoot someone. That way you can claim self-defence.

This Rambo here is a professional. After he shot the two guys, he calmly went over there, took out the guy's gun and put it in his hands to make it seem as if he had drawn it, and then photographed it as evidence.

I suspect he is too smart to leave his prints on the victim's gun, but it would be worth checking anyway.

nice views man, makes some good sense

 

[Patriot]

I note that everyone has gone silent over the second US Consulate car as it may just have been driven by a Pakistani staffer instead of by another America. Now we can't beat up on the Pakistani nationals working with NATO/US in the war on terrorism can we?

You assume too much old man.Conspiracy theories?

 

[Awesome]

It's very unlikely that a special forces agent came across some sort of random violence as they'd have us believed.

 

[SQ8]

so if one robs you would he leave his licensed weapon with you as an exchange so that it could be traced back?

licenses are only helpful in hands of gentlemen, With robbers whether you have a license or not doesnt make a difference.

When you carry a licensed weapon, you declare the ammunition you purchase for it. If you used unmarked ammunition and witnesses saw you using a weapon ,the first suspect is your licensed weapon.
Now, if the shell casing from the bullet is not yours(i.e of the ammunition you declared). either you used your weapon or an unlicensed weapon. Your weapon is then checked since every round leaves a residue, and if you used unlicensed ammunition.. you are going to jail. If you did not use your licensed weapon, you are going to jail.

I have seen "gentlemen" in Karachi using their licensed weapons to intimidate people in road rage.

 

[Shameel]

I am interested that anyone and everyone has self opinions or self created versions which may or may not pan out under official investigation.

My views are unchaged. Shots thru front windshield took out the rear window of the American's car.

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Let the facts clearly speak for themselves and folks here stop trying to know it all when they don't.

There are enough conflicting opinions, none are facts, to gag a mule here.

Now you're being totally unreasonable, stubborn and disregarding video evidence. The rear windscreen is clearly intact in footage 0:08 seconds to 0:40 seconds as are both the rear brake lights. This part of the video was made AFTER the shooting when the traffic warden and other witnesses were chasing him trying to make him stop. At one point you even see the reflection in the rear windshield. The rear windshield was shattered and one of the rear brake lights was broken by the mob in anger.

The pictures that you are referring to of the car with its rear windshield shattered and one of its rear lights broken were taken in the police station after the mob had done its work.

If the rear windshield was completely shattered by firing as you claim, how come the front windshield didn't shatter with the impact of the bullets, it shows more than five bullet holes in it, yet it only cracked and didn't shatter. Are you going to claim that Honda Motors uses different quality glass material for the front and rear windshields?

 

[Shameel]

A police source is telling me that Raymond's American colleages are offering bribes to the police and false witnesses to give false statements and evidence with a view to undermining the case.

 

[Shameel]

incidents like these fuel militancy & radicalism in pakistan! and in the muslim world!! the guy walks away clean and is not even handcuffed when taken to court!
[/B]

No he was in handcuffs and chains when he appeared in court. That's the law. In Pakistan, the handcuffs are tied with each other via a long and thick chain so your hands are not together and the chains are tied to the belt of an escorting policeman.

Look closely at the picture in this link, there's a cuff on his left hand from which a chain is going to his right hand and the chain is tied to a ring in the policeman's belt:
BBC News - US official Raymond Davis on Lahore murder charges

 

[VCheng]

It's very unlikely that a special forces agent came across some sort of random violence as they'd have us believed.

I agree. The true story will never be known. There will, of course, be a staged drama, to assuage public feelings, and then the whole circus will move to the next show.

 

[pakdefender]

As a result of this arrest , one can expect CIA black ops to go into overdrive in the country in order to divert attention from this case , as one can see from the posts of 'american eagle' that he keeps brining up other cases of terrorism to divert attention from the terrorist act commited by this american.

 

[JonAsad]

A police source is telling me that Raymond's American colleages are offering bribes to the police and false witnesses to give false statements and evidence with a view to undermining the case.

Yup the two doctors falls under this category.

 

[JonAsad]

Time is the key.. In this new age, attention span of people is very short. Tomorrow they'll forget every thing. Last month Salman Taseer was killed, now no one ask what happened to the criminal, no one interested any more. Same will happen in this case.

I pray some terrorists do not attack some where in Pakistan, specialy in Lahore, People attention will be easily diverted.

 

[Rank]

Kill him like Sialkot brother style... (they are innocent) unfortuntly they killed (BUT THIS AMERICAN A****) must be killed like that because he deserved that style!!

 

[Jungibaaz]

we are powerless on our own soil.... how sad

those b@st@rds in Islamabad are going to send him back to the US. Where he will be met with a red carpet by uncle sam!

 

[Patriot]

And most likely will be given Presidential Medal of Freedom

 

[Shameel]

U.S. Embassy in Islamabad has demanded the "immediate release" of murderer, Raymond Davis.

First prove that he's a diplomat. Employees are not covered by the Vienna Convention. A-holes.

...and this is going to whip up and further inflame anti-Americanism in Pakistan. Good luck with the blowback!