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This was posted on Rivals. Big if true.

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Just for your information, the place of the shooting was on Grace St. one block off campus. Miller like so many young black men had a dashboard camera, much like a ring doorbell. Miller's story matched the video from his car and the surveillance video in the area. The area, known as the Strip is loaded with surveillance cameras. Just for your information, when Miller got to the bar. He waited for Davis and Miles to come out. When they came out, Johnson, the other shooter pulled up behind Miller’s car and blocked Miller. Johnson had a loaded pistol and loaded magazine in his car. Johnson had left the bar earlier and by all accounts was waiting for Miles and Davis to leave the bar. Johnson started yelling at Davis, who was drunk and dancing in n the street. One of the females in the Johnson car handed Johnson the gun and Davis went and got Miles's gun from the back seat. There were twelve shots fired quickly, four were fired by Johnson and eight by Davis. Two of the shots hit Davis, two shots hit Miller's windshield and one shot hit the deceased woman. There are three videos of the incident. Miller stayed and gave the Police statements and a copy of his video. Davis and Miles left the scene and so did Johnson. My version and Miller’s version are backed up by three videos. The University and the Athletic Department were briefed within a day. Under Alabama Law, the firing of a weapon into a car resulting in the death of an occupant can be Capital Murder. Self Defense must be pleaded to the jury as defense, which is why Miles and Davis have been arrested. It is unclear whether the deceased or the other woman in the car handed Johnson his weapon. There was a significant amount of drugs found in Johnson’s vehicle weapons and loaded cartridges. Johnson and Harris were 60 miles from their residence at 1:45 a.m. and they left the bar about fifteen minutes before the shooting and waited in a parked car. Johnson says they were waiting because they were eating. Of course, when Miles and Davis left the bar, Johnson pulled behind Miller, with Johnson’s lights off. The video supports Miller’s Account. ESPN has now backed off the story, based on the video.


Talking about it on "more sports" Now you can too.

Murder isn’t irrelevant. Most people outside of the U of Alabama seem to agree

I talked with a friend who lives near London and he was asking me about the murder. He said he read about it in the London papers. He seemed shocked

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ESPN has now backed off the story

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No, they haven't

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And what are my circumstances, Karen?

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Just trying to help you to not make a bigger fool of yourself. If you don't want to take advice, carry on.

When it comes out he was the getaway driver the media will BURY these clowns.

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When it comes out he was the getaway driver the media will BURY these clowns.

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I haven't followed this story as closely as many of you, but there seem to be many things known to the investigators that we don't know the answers to. We need a Netflix documentary.

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Just trying to help you to not make a bigger fool of yourself.

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No one did a better job of making a fool of themselves than you over the weekend. Whew, that was a rough thread for you.

Do we need to start a GoFundMe for Early?

The obvious question is what else haven’t they told? Is there another bombshell waiting? Alabama seems to be willing to risk that possibility.

Stanbridge, Miller’s attorney, released a two-page statement presenting Miller’s version of events. The most notable part is a strong contesting of an allegation by police that Miller blocked the Jeep with his car. Stanbridge said video evidence would prove it.

Mostly, though, it was telling not for what was in the statement but for what was not.

A good defense attorney — and Stanbridge appears to be a very good one — is going to present the best facts and narrative possible for their client. As such, when, for example, the statement never suggests that Miller didn’t know Miles’ gun was in the car, it’s reasonable to assume that's because Miller knew the gun was in the car. Or if it doesn’t say that Miller didn’t read Miles’ text about bringing the gun before he brought the gun, it's reasonable to assume that’s because Miller indeed did read that text before he delivered the gun.

As for Alabama, there must still be plenty of questions.

Where was Miller before and — maybe more importantly — after the shooting? What was he doing? Did he drive, with a gun, onto campus, where possession would be a violation of school rules?

Whom else did Miles text that night? Were any other players en route? Did anyone else have weapons? Exactly how did Bradley find himself at the scene? Almost nothing has been revealed publicly about his actions, and they are seemingly unknown to the school as well.

Was he summoned or did he show up by coincidence? Where was he before? Where did he go after?


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