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Airborne projectiles/murder by velocity.
Which answer are you choosing, Lucille?
Fishface wrote: "Which answer are you choosing, Lucille?"same as L B.
Although I’m hoping it’s ‘occult overtones’ cause I can never get enough of that kookoo crap.
Oh and on THIRD thought, I guess it could be the ooopsie aspect too, sorta like ‘oh we were hunting and I accidentally crossbowed you while trying to kill an impala’ and ‘ oh I was trying to bean the crap out of X with my whatever that is as it flipped mid flight and went flying into Y my bad!” But that’s being generous with how one (esp a cop) defines accident.
Well, D is for DING DING DING! His wife Sybille took a crossbow bolt to the neck in her own suburban driveway -- not a typical place to hunt impalas -- and Samuel Segaetso's skull was split with a vernier gauge in the workshop where he and Zanner were employed. Seriously, who kills anyone with a vernier gauge?
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How do you even kill someone with that? Although I guess a lady killed her husband with a stuffed squirrel, so anything is possible.
He slung it at the guy and it stuck in his head. Sort of a stabbing death.Now I want to know about the squirrel!
Fishface wrote: "He slung it at the guy and it stuck in his head. Sort of a stabbing death.Now I want to know about the squirrel!"
Turns out it was ceramic, not stuffed, and he didn't die - but she did stab him with it:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cops-sc-...
That makes a little more sense, I guess.
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A) The unusual setting of both murders
B) The obvious bad blood between the suspect and the victims
C) The occult overtones of both cases
D) The highly unusual weapons used in each case
E) The fact that both killings could easily have been seen as accidents
F) All of the above factors apply in the Zanner case
G) Only B and D
H) Only A and C