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Hardly surprising, considering where it was found - in the West Wing lobby, a high-traffic area. There were no fingerprints on the bag containing the cocaine. Maybe Hunter dropped it on his last visit.
The bag was found in locker 500; it wasn't dropped. The key to that locker is missing. I'm surprised that there is no log of who had which locker. Perhaps someone took advantage of that and planted the bag?
They say that between 500 and 600 people had access to that area at a time when the cocaine could have been left there. Similarly, the authorities haven't been able to identify the person who was caught on video leaving a pipe bomb outside Democratic headquarters on January 6.Bob Juch wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 12:43 pmThe bag was found in locker 500; it wasn't dropped. The key to that locker is missing. I'm surprised that there is no log of who had which locker. Perhaps someone took advantage of that and planted the bag?
You're right it doesn't, but if someone could anonymously leave a bag of powder, any kind of powder, in a locker inside the White House, and the SS can't figure our who did it, they need to scrap and rebuild the SS from the bottom up.silverscreenselect wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 2:56 pmThey say that between 500 and 600 people had access to that area at a time when the cocaine could have been left there. Similarly, the authorities haven't been able to identify the person who was caught on video leaving a pipe bomb outside Democratic headquarters on January 6.
I think we've been spoiled by all those TV cop shows where they show a fuzzy image of an unknown bad guy and then ten seconds later they've got his mug shot and entire life history up on the screen. Real life doesn't always work that way.
Give it a few more iterations, and they'll announce it was just a bag of powdered donuts.BackInTex wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 4:18 pmYou're right it doesn't, but if someone could anonymously leave a bag of powder, any kind of powder, in a locker inside the White House, and the SS can't figure our who did it, they need to scrap and rebuild the SS from the bottom up.silverscreenselect wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 2:56 pmThey say that between 500 and 600 people had access to that area at a time when the cocaine could have been left there. Similarly, the authorities haven't been able to identify the person who was caught on video leaving a pipe bomb outside Democratic headquarters on January 6.
I think we've been spoiled by all those TV cop shows where they show a fuzzy image of an unknown bad guy and then ten seconds later they've got his mug shot and entire life history up on the screen. Real life doesn't always work that way.
But, you'll not convince me that the SS can't , or hasn't figured it out. They are just choosing to follow direct orders from their boss to keep their findings secret.
No, they just need to put a recording video camera watching the lockers as well as keeping a log of who uses them.BackInTex wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 4:18 pmYou're right it doesn't, but if someone could anonymously leave a bag of powder, any kind of powder, in a locker inside the White House, and the SS can't figure our who did it, they need to scrap and rebuild the SS from the bottom up.silverscreenselect wrote: ↑Thu Jul 13, 2023 2:56 pmThey say that between 500 and 600 people had access to that area at a time when the cocaine could have been left there. Similarly, the authorities haven't been able to identify the person who was caught on video leaving a pipe bomb outside Democratic headquarters on January 6.
I think we've been spoiled by all those TV cop shows where they show a fuzzy image of an unknown bad guy and then ten seconds later they've got his mug shot and entire life history up on the screen. Real life doesn't always work that way.
But, you'll not convince me that the SS can't , or hasn't figured it out. They are just choosing to follow direct orders from their boss to keep their findings secret.