The shooters don't appear to be nutcases, they seemed to have a rational plan to do a lot of killing. Unlike the school shooters who appear to be taking out their personal mental hangups on innocent bystanders.
They say the man, Farook, was an employee of the department doing the Christmas party, that he attended the party and left early. So he drove back to his house, changed into tactical garb, picked up his wife, picked up rifles and pistols, drove back to the party and started shooting. How far away from the party site was the shooter's house? How long to drive to and fro? Seems odd.
The shooters had a plan to hit the party, but their get away plan didn't work so well. Seems like they left the shooting site and went home, and were still at home when the cops turned up a few hours later to check things out. Why did they not immediately put that SUV on the road heading out of state at 65 mph?
Why such a low profile target? They could have hit a church congregation, a sporting event, a mall, a government facility, an airport, lots of high profile stuff.
From what I see on TV, it looks like the wife might be the real terrorist who radicalized her fairly new husband. They had a child, so there must have been some feeling between them. Did they really meet on line? Or was the marriage arranged by the families? Just where do those families stand on the matter of ISIS?
The cops haven't been telling the newsies much, probably 'cause the cops don't trust newsies. Don't blame them, we learned not to trust US newsies way back in Viet Nam. The word was, don't talk to the press, no matter what you say, they will twist it to make you look bad, make your unit look bad, and make your branch of service look bad.
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