From: ahk@chinet.com   
      
   Scott Dorsey  wrote:   
   >Adam H. Kerman  wrote:   
      
   >>>>Was he brandishing the weapon or not?   
      
   >>>That doesn't matter.   
      
   >>It very much does matter, which is why I asked.   
      
   >He was not brandishing the weapon when he was shot.  He had clearly   
   >been disarmed at that point.  It is bad form and a violation of the   
   >rules of engagement to kill a person in that situation.   
      
   That isn't the question I asked. The two of you can tell me to wait for   
   further reporting if you don't care to answer but don't tell me the   
   question shouldn't be asked. I'd like to know if this was a fog of war   
   scenario because, as much as I despise the circumstances in which he   
   was murdered, I'm not ready to believe it to be a cold-blooded murder.   
      
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