Neil Low

everyday suicides.

And so they were trying to kick the case to patrol.

And patrol was rightfully saying, this is a pretty big hot potato here.

You guys investigate it.

So Captain Larry Farrar brought up the big squad of detectives and they showed up.

Well, I didn't like the photo I saw of them.

When you see them in the greenhouse up there and their arms are like this and they're leaning back and a couple of guys are working or

helping, but all they're doing is helping patrol write the report.

They didn't collect evidence in the sense that they didn't scrape fingernails, they didn't bag his hands, and I have a real problem with what I saw in the photographs when they finally came out of Kurt's hand, the one that was supposedly holding the shotgun.

You know, it's kind of gruesome, but I don't know how else to put it.

Have you ever shaken a Coke bottle or can and tried to drink it and had it come out your nose?

imagine that happening if something goes in if you know physics something's got to come out

The buckshot, it wasn't buckshot, it was birdshot that went into Kurt's brain, scrambled, and the pellets were contained in his skull.

But all that force should have forced some blood splatter or blowback out through where the hole was made.

And I would expect to have seen it all over his hand, on his clothing.

And those are the things I wanted to see more of.

I filed a public disclosure.

None of that.

None of that in the photos I saw.

And I said, well, show me more photos.