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KingCast presents yet more reasons why NH AG Kelly Ayotte needs to charge Gregory W. Floyd with the murder of Liko Kenney or leave public office.

By Christopher King

From the Caledonian Record. "Floyd goes on, "I picked it up and I leaned, leaned in to see what this guy was doing and you know, pressed my elbow into the passenger's throat to hold him in place and the other guy was trying to jack around then you know into the tenth millimeter ..."
The Official Party line is that Floyd then shot Liko Kenney and you have Floyd saying "Oh, yah the window was open."

We now know ALL OF THAT to be a lie. The window was not open as Caleb said at page 11 of Kelly Ayotte's own Official Report that Floyd just started shooting and the official report says at p. 26

"The passenger side widow was in the fully up position but the glass was in fragments."

Floyd admitted that too when he was first interviewed at page 20 of his interview and for Crissakes look at the shattered glass everywhere as seen in Kelly Ayotte's own picture:

Caleb Macaulay said Floyd didn't say a word and shot right over his head as he ducked.

And the kicker? Look at Kelly's own crew has marked off where Floyd shot from and how the bullet got in the barn and there is absolutely no plausible explanation for the windshield bullet or the barn bullet if Floyd was standing there talking to Liko and reached in the passenger window and shot him. It's all a lie and I hope to God somebody makes NH AG Kelly Ayotte pay the price for her role in propagating and maintaining these lies as proved right here. And there's more to come on the audio/visual analysis of the original Bruce McKay Tahoe dash cam video, you bet.

Related posts:
The Trajectory Post.
Kelly's lies about Gregory W. Floyd #1.
Kelly's lies about Gregory W. Floyd #2.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 01, 2008 (boomark / email).