its actually quite interesting, because the alleged shooter was pretty much a brainlet (IQ of like 60 or something) but he managed to hipfire and headshot 20 people despite never actually practising hipfiring. He also was using a L1A1 SLR that has a tonne of recoil and i doubt a brainlet like him could actually hit that many people in the head.
yeah it was the job of building the city inside of texas
One of the strangest co-incidences about the Port Arthur incident is the fact the Tasmanian authorities had at their disposal a special refrigerated morgue truck capable of carrying 22 bodies.
Why this is strange derives from 4 facts. The State of Tasmania had prior to the incident on average 6 murders per year - and they did not all occur on the same day, place or time - that works out to one murder every 2 months - so why would such a truck be needed ? No other State in Australia had one like it. These facts are compounded by the fact the truck was acquired and specially built shortly before ( June 1995 ) the Port Arthur massacre and sold 2 years later.
The Coroner in his initial report mentions this morgue truck and says how timely it was having one like this available calling it a "highly prized possession".
Was it built especially for the massacre to control access to the bodies from the Broad Arrow Cafe ? .
Why was this truck, acquired at great expense, sold ? Had its use been fulfilled and they knew it would never be needed again ?
