Just when you thought events surrounding the 1 October massacre couldn’t get any stranger
LAS VEGAS (INTELLIHUB) — A widow of a slain Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officer is suing to keep autopsy records from all 58 victims secret against the general public’s request in what can only be described as an outright push to further cover-up autopsy an ballistics records from the 1 October shooting victims.
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports:
The widow of a Las Vegas police officer killed in the Oct. 1 massacre has filed suit against the Las Vegas Review-Journal and others, asking a judge to block the media from publishing “private and confidential” information in autopsy reports of those slain.
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Names, ages, hometowns and racial characteristics of the victims were redacted from 58 reports made public last week after a judge’s order.
Could it get any stranger?
