SASAKWA, Okla. (KFOR) – Newly uncovered court documents reveal a deadly Seminole County shootout started as a dispute over land and trespassing.
Investigators said the encounter was captured on phone and dash cam video. The court documents detail what was said and done on the footage.
That might have been one of the most confusing articles I've read in a long time. Reporters these days to a terrible job of conveying the story.
ReplyDeleteKFOR Puzzle reporting...they provide the pieces (all are are the same shape and interchangeable) you simply string them together in any order you wish
ReplyDeleteThat is modern education for you. The Reporter knew what the story was. Lucky that there were no trans-mental cases involved. The "they", "their", and "them-alls" would have had everyone confused. The Editor probably had a stroke as it was (or a hang-over).
ReplyDelete"Sad to see violence in the countryside." Damn, dude. It's Oklahoma. Land. Trespass. You think that will not bring a few gunshots?
ReplyDeleteAgree with comments that this is a poorly written story. Sisco has rights to the land because he has a lease. I assume a hunting lease, but this is never explained. Watters does not believe that Sisco has rights to the land. But who is Watters? And why does he believe he has a right to the land and Sisco does not? This is never explained. What condition is Sisco in? We are told multiple shots were fired over an extended time period, but the only person hit was Watter's stepson, and this happened on the first shots fired. A lot of info left out of this, and the info provided was told in a confusing manner.
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