MSNBC & CNN potentially disrupt crime scene

GrundleStiltzkin

http://twitter.com/jayrosen_nyu/status/672895725286494208

GrundleStiltzkin

http://twitter.com/AntDeRosa/status/672896537509236736

WeAreAFatLesboSchool

Remember when the media refused to say the name of the UCC shooter so he didn't get the fame, That policy didn't last long. Dipshits. All of them.

ThomasFremont

Why didn't the police secure the scene?

dhdawg

because it was apparently no longer a crime scene, doesn't defend what they did though

ThomasFremont

dhdawg said:

because it was apparently no longer a crime scene, doesn't defend what they did though

This guy doesn't think so...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi89meqLyIo

But it still looks like a bunch of Black Friday shoppers jostling for crap.

dhdawg

wow, bizarre...

Houhusky

It's really fucking weird but surprisingly it's quiet common to only hold the crime scene for only a short period of time and then let the family go through the house.

It's retarded but regularly done and regularly family members or others will find evidence that has been left behind and then will be forced to testify in court about what they found.

I haven't ever heard about a media Black Friday tour through a house before though.

dhdawg

Fox news is terrible but imagine if this was them. The media would freak

Kaepsknee

This is why we need Common Sense media sifting laws.

sarktastic

Some agent in charge said live today, its a very active crime scene. CNBC video will ensure a mistrial if and when the MISSING BOMB MAKERS ARE FOUND. Six garage bomb makers - 2 dead jihadi's = 4?