Shaun KingVerified account

.@shaunking did she use his name or was she saying just to open up?

Never used his name

That’s what I thought which debunks folks theories that they knew each other or were involved.

No it doesn't. It just means she didn't say his name.

It could though. Does she have anyone else living with her in her apartment? Otherwise who would she be telling to open the door up for her?

They didn’t live together. He lived in the apartment upstairs from hers.

You're not having the same conversation as everyone else. We know they didn't live together. If she didn't live with ANYONE, who would she be asking to open the door?

Her beating on the door proves that her first lie (she went to the wrong apartment), and second lie (the door was ajar) are BS. She wouldn’t beat on her own door, and she wouldn’t have known someone was in there until the door was open. She knew it wasn’t her place.

So they put out the information about pot in the victims apartment but nothing about the blood test on the officer? Giving that one piece of information makes it look like a cover up.

Someone could’ve planted it there?

You bet. They get a search warrant, but no search at officers apartment? Why would they choose this one and only item to reveal to the press? Connection to murder? Nope. This is all wrong.

To answer that, it’s funny that the very next day her police buddies helped her move out of her apartment, before it can be searched.

That in itself is messing with evidence. Did this happen when sheriffs took over the case?

Lila, if no search warrant was issued for her apartment, then unfortunately no obstruction there.

Did she live directly below him? Noise complaint? There seems more motive than accident

2 complaints filed, one of which was filed on the day she shot him.

Have they said at what time was it filed? She claims to have worked a 15 hour shift, and the shooting happened at about 10 pm. That means her shift would’ve started at 7 am, so maybe her alleged 15 hour shift was yet another lie?

I haven't seen any details other than that, however keep in mind that she could've called in complaint from work at any time.

That’s true. I wonder why they asked for a manslaughter charge, then. A noise complaint can definitely be considered motive (if not for killing him, at least for going to his apartment) which would make it murder. Are they actively ignoring any evidence that’d debunk her story?

Seems so. I just learned about the 6 corroborating witnesses, the investigating department simply left off the report. Cover up all the way.

I understand that the police protects its own, but at this point, they *must* know that nobody’s buying what they’re selling, so I wonder why a higher authority haven’t told them to stop trying to cover for her so they don’t further damage their reputation.

We ain't been buying it for a long time. Black Americans have dealt with behaviors such as these within law enforcement for generations. We've been trying to tell y'all some of these govt officials are no good. Passing down bias and stereotypes thru training.