Yeah "bitchy lady making a noise complaint, killing a guy over it, and then lying" is an off the board favorite now lol she's gonna ****ing get away with it too.

The "they were boning" theory never sat well with me because you'd think there'd be some evidence of it on social media.

I ****ing called it with the loud music from the get

Checking the apartment complex on Google maps and it's one of those 4 story "luxury" apartments that they build in Dallas. They're made out of a cheap plywood building materials. They can't build them taller than 4 stories because the city would then require they use better building materials. I've lived in one and the floor/ceilings are paper thin. I got a noise complaint on me for having 7 or so people over and the noise of 20 or so feet on the floor was enough, not even playing music.

I would have reported you for having 6 people with 3 feet each in your apt.

Fox 4 here in Dallas doing the lord’s work by claiming breaking news that a search warrant has turned up marijuana in the murder victim’s apartment.

It is beyond gross that the police would give such irrelevant information to the media. Unfortunately the environment of law enforcement in this country makes it impossible for anyone wigh ethics, morals and a conscious to survive the gauntlet of the built in protectionism and isolationism.

Marijuana being found in the guys apartment is of absolutely zero relevance.

I thank the racist watchdog for bringing it to my attention.

Seems weird that she'd bring all the bolded along with her for something like that, let alone into his apartment.

This threads not the same without Ikes stanning for the shooter imo

keeed will come by to attention whore soon enough, and idiots will read his posts and respond

If people are ****ing on the down low and want it to stay that way then there'd be zero evidence of it on social media. I know people who don't have social media at all for this reason. Dudes that don't want all the chicks they're banging at the same time to know about each other. I know at least one chick like this as well. And of course there are plenty of people with a bf/gf/wife/husband with their significant other being made obvious on social media, but will carefully have some on the side. Lots of info on social media, but sometimes it doesn't tell you **** and some people you wouldn't have suspected turn out are shady as ****

Trial begins for officer charged with murder for killing Laquan McDonald in Chicago in 2014

Trial begins for former Mesquite (TX) cop who shot unarmed man he mistook for trying to steal his own truck

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/cour...istook-burglar

and the body cam footage

https://dfw.cbslocal.com/video/39371...f-lyndo-jones/

wow that's awful. that guy was clearly trying to figure out how to not get shot for no reason and did not succeed.

Well sounds like he had drugs in his truck, easy acquittal.

he was definitely no banker.

A black banker? Who's ever heard of such a thing?

I haven't followed it super closely: those who think Amber Geiger is lying about the circumstances of her shooting Botham Jean - what do you think did happen?

We do know what happened. She shot someone after breaking into his apartment.

Pretty cut and dried actually.

Her claims that are in dispute don't necessarily give rise to some kind alternate theory (you could guess based on piecing some of them together, but it would be a pretty wild guess).

But from stuff that's been reported, like the doors in that complex being heavy doors that close themselves and him having a mat outside his door unlike hers and witnesses saying she banged on the door shouting "let me in" make her account of "the door was ajar so I walked in to an apartment I thought was mine and shot who I thought was an intruder" sound pretty unlikely.

The Weeds talked a little about the NRA's line - "if he had a gun to defend himself against this intruder, maybe he'd still be alive" - and brought up the two ways that plays out:

1. If he shoots and kills Guyger, he's a black guy with marijuana in his apartment who shot and killed a police officer and there's a great chance he gets railroaded

2. If she shoots and kills him and he's armed, she probably gets away with it entirely. Point a gun at a police officer (even if you think it's an intruder in your home) and you are ****ed.

There is no winning situation for him. They brought up Andrew Scott, a very telling case:
- white guy is at home playing video games with his girlfriend at night
- someone bangs on the door
- Scott grabs his gun (which he was allowed to own), opens the door, sees a guy outside with a gun
- the guy outside is a sheriff's deputy, who never identified himself, who sees Scott's gun and immediately shoots and kills him

Bonus points for courts ruling, due to qualified immunity, that Scott's killer could not even be sued in court for his actions.

So, yeah, there's a blueprint for what happens if Botham Jean had a gun. I am not aware of the NRA making any statements about Andrew Scott's death.

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crim...allas-da-hopes
The electronic locks to Botham Jean and Amber Guyger's apartment doors could hold the evidence investigators need to contradict or confirm what the Dallas officer told police about how she entered her neighbor's apartment the night he was shot and killed.
The report should show whether Guyger unlocked her own door before going to Jean's apartment. It would also show whether she placed her key in Jean's door...
The data stored inside, according to Dormakaba's website, includes the time and date the lock was accessed. It also stores the identification number or user name of the person whose key was used.

^^^ that's exactly what my question was aiming at. I want to know if there's an 'alternate' theory that wouldn't be satisfactorily proved/disproved by electronic key data. It seems we'll get the truth either way.

I don't know what you mean by 'alternate' theory. She shot and killed him. That's not in dispute. People are upset that she wasn't charged based on the prima facie evidence (that she shot and killed him) which would be murder, but rather charged with manslaughter based on her version of events.