Quote (Goomshill @ Jul 20 2020 07:35pm)
On Saturday, July 11, 2020 at 4:03 p.m. Twin Peaks Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a shooting at 22400 Glenwood Drive.
Upon arrival deputies found the victim, later identified as Marc Angelucci, unresponsive and suffering from apparent gunshot wounds.
Medical aid also responded and Angelucci was pronounced deceased at the scene.
The investigation is ongoing. The motive for the shooting is unknown at this time.
According to witnesses a white “skinny” male approximately, 40 to 50-years-old with salt and pepper colored hair (either black with gray or dark brown with gray),
Approached Marc’s front door and one of his roommates opened and greeted the man.
Posing as a package delivery driver the man asked if the roommate was Marc Angelucci.
When the roommate stated he wasn’t but that he could take the package for Marc, the assassin stated Marc needed to personally sign for it.
His roommate went back inside and informed Marc who then came to the door to sign for the package.
Witnesses stated that the assassin was heard asking the victim if his name was Marc.
The victim was heard confirming it was before four gunshots rang out.
A white vehicle with a sunroof is the only suspected getaway vehicle description and as the investigation proceeds the information may change
details don't add up, sorry. If Hollander was the killer, he wouldn't have needed to ask Marc if his name was Marc. They knew each other. He would have simply fired without asking.
Of course, a non-believer is going to say that Hollander went through the extra step of asking the name just to trick detectives into thinking that the killer was unknown to the victim. My answer to that would be: Everything that makes Hollander look guilty was done to cover the tracks of the framejob. We can just play the "I programmed you to think that" game down to two hundred levels of contrivance.
The much simpler explanation for the deliveryman scheme is that it was a hired killer. He had a name and an address. He needed to make sure his victim was the right person. The exchange with the roommates is perfectly consistent with how that conversation would go (no contrivances needed)
Bottom line, the whole story just doesn't add up. The person who has the most to gain from all 3 killings is someone who wanted to shut down the male-draft case. Hollander does not fit the profile of the killer.
This post was edited by Kayeto on Jul 20 2020 05:55pm