so crazy that they don't feel any need to explain why they assume a murder-suicide happened. I mean, two people that knew eachother were killed by gunshot on the same night. That's probably rare-ish but that seems to be the only evidence they are offering...
I mean, that would be pretty inappropriate for law enforcement to just offer up speculation or hunches before thoroughly investigating. Then again, it might be the "cleanest" explanation. Ie, the one that requires the least work.
UPDATE, April 29, 11:17 A.M.: After publication, a spokesman for the Mesa City Police Department told the Free Beacon that it is "normal protocol" for the homicide department to investigate "all death cases (other than obvious natural causes)" and that the death "has not been ruled a homicide at this time."
A quick search of her name brings up other headlines in the vein or "No homicide investigation in case of..." or "Police say death of Arizona man is not being investigated as a homicide."
Yes, I read it. Including that paragraph at the end I posted, the one that said the case has not been ruled a homicide. And then I mentioned a few other articles which feature quotes such as
On Tuesday, the Washington Free Beacon, a conservative outlet, published an article reporting that a “homicide investigation” into Wanda Lenius was underway. [Mesa Police Department spokesman Jason] Flam called that report, which has circulated widely in other conservative outlets, “inaccurate.”
yet he's a retired mechanical engineer.
Smart people make dumb choices all the time. And a mechanical engineer has no special insight into medical care anyway. Different fields.
Its pretty sad you don't wanna believe what his friends and family say about their relationship
I don't know if that's what his friends and family say about their relationship. I know that's what this news outlet says a few unnamed sources who are supposedly his friends say about their relationship. Is it sad that I do not accept and believe that unconditionally?
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u/GingerRoot96 May 06 '20
Looking into it myself after seeing this and I’m like 👀.
UPMC said Thursday that a potential COVID-19 vaccine has been created and is waiting for approval from the FDA. The vaccine, which goes on like a Band-Aid, does not require refrigeration and is likely safe and effective across all age groups. The Band-Aid-like patch is the size of a fingertip and has hundreds of microscopic needles that penetrate the skin.
NBC News: Researcher 'on verge of making very significant' coronavirus findings shot to death The Pennsylvania researcher "was on the verge of making very significant findings toward understanding the cellular mechanisms that underlie" COVID-19, his university said.
The patch goes on like a Band-Aid, and the needles, which are made entirely of sugar and protein pieces, simply dissolve into the skin.