Geosurface
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I frankly find questioning whether it was GZ screaming to be absurd on it's face. It's remarkable to me that anyone who is in any measure informed about this case, would do so at this point. Or for many months now.
For you to believe it was TM screaming, you are then required to believe that GZ is so unbelievably evil, as to execute someone who had been begging for his life for a minute solid. So sure of his aim that he trusted one bullet to achieve this result... it's just a fucking stupid notion on it's face, that TM was the one screaming.
The only way to even entertain the notion is to fail to consider the implications or think it through in any meaningful way.
Again, you'd have to believe GZ was an absolutely cold-blooded murderer, and a criminal mastermind who thought to lie about whose screams they were instantly. That John's first account of who he saw screaming was wrong, too.
I've not seen really any TM supporter who seems to think GZ was pure evil, most, at least these days, seem to just want to dwell in some vague area dealing with something about losing his temper... shooting when he really didn't have to, it doesn't exactly make a lot of sense, but they typically avoid thinking through the whole scenario in great detail, or talking about certain areas like this which break down logically when examined closely.
So, if you aren't claiming that you think he's pure evil, murdering someone for no good reason, how can you say you think he might've shot someone who had begged for mercy for a full minute?
See, GZ's version doesn't require us to believe there were any super villains or criminal masterminds present that evening. All it requires is for you to believe that a troubled young man, while on suspension from school, lashed out at a perceived authority figure and potential source of yet more trouble... and got caught up in administering a beating. And that the target of this beating feared for his life and acted accordingly. Nothing too crazy there, it all flows and makes sense.
The pro-TM narratives don't hold up to logical scrutiny or pass the sniff test re: human motivations and actions.
- GZ said it was him screaming immediately to neighbors and cops, while he was still stunned and dazed by what had happened, in no condition to formulate masterstrokes of criminal evil.
- GZ had all the injuries, the injured person with gashes on their head is the one screaming, not the uninjured person who caused those injuries.
- The person on top is not the one screaming, this is elementary. At least, not screaming like that, in terror. If it was TM screaming it'd be something like "help me hold this guy down! he's got a gun!" not the sort of plaintive wail of terror, which can only correspond to being on bottom, and having the injuries. GZ in both cases.
- It's quite clearly GZ's voice if you listen to the screams isolated from the rest of the call, enhanced, and have heard GZ speak extensively.
- The police, whose job this is, didn't question that it was GZ screaming. Even the detective who had misgivings about other aspects of the case.
- GZ was unguarded and sure enough about this issue that he even casually remarked that it didn't even sound like him. Of course what he meant wasn't that it didn't sound like his voice, what he really meant was he had never heard himself in such durress, and that familiar human feeling of your own voice played back to you sounding odd. That he would be so unguarded about this as to say that, indicates he wasn't trying to maintain some lie about the issue, unless you're prepared to credit him with being an absolute criminal mastermind.
For you to believe it was TM screaming, you are then required to believe that GZ is so unbelievably evil, as to execute someone who had been begging for his life for a minute solid. So sure of his aim that he trusted one bullet to achieve this result... it's just a fucking stupid notion on it's face, that TM was the one screaming.
The only way to even entertain the notion is to fail to consider the implications or think it through in any meaningful way.
Again, you'd have to believe GZ was an absolutely cold-blooded murderer, and a criminal mastermind who thought to lie about whose screams they were instantly. That John's first account of who he saw screaming was wrong, too.
I've not seen really any TM supporter who seems to think GZ was pure evil, most, at least these days, seem to just want to dwell in some vague area dealing with something about losing his temper... shooting when he really didn't have to, it doesn't exactly make a lot of sense, but they typically avoid thinking through the whole scenario in great detail, or talking about certain areas like this which break down logically when examined closely.
So, if you aren't claiming that you think he's pure evil, murdering someone for no good reason, how can you say you think he might've shot someone who had begged for mercy for a full minute?
See, GZ's version doesn't require us to believe there were any super villains or criminal masterminds present that evening. All it requires is for you to believe that a troubled young man, while on suspension from school, lashed out at a perceived authority figure and potential source of yet more trouble... and got caught up in administering a beating. And that the target of this beating feared for his life and acted accordingly. Nothing too crazy there, it all flows and makes sense.
The pro-TM narratives don't hold up to logical scrutiny or pass the sniff test re: human motivations and actions.
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