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I was reading through the details of Jemichal Hardy's case and something struck me about the gun's trigger pull - a 10.5-pound weight! That’s quite heavy for a trigger, isn't it? From what I understand, firearms with such heavy trigger pulls are designed to prevent accidents. If Ross indeed pulled the trigger, it doesn’t add up for it to be just an accident, especially with the model in question. I feel for Jemichal's family and girlfriend, Raven, as they have to grapple with these revelations. It's harrowing to think they were just watching TV moments before everything changed. There's a sense of betrayal here, with Ross claiming it was accidental, yet so much evidence points elsewhere. What bothers me is how Jemichal ended up with gunshot residue on his hands—could he have tried to shield himself? That thought is just chilling. Anyone with insights on firearms? Would love to hear what others think about the trigger weight and its implications on this case.
Did anyone else pick up on the fact that gunshot residue was found on Jemichal's hands? I feel like this detail suggests he might have instinctively tried to protect himself when the gun went off. I can't even begin to imagine the fear and confusion in that moment. It breaks my heart thinking about Raven and her kids having to witness this. It's these small details, like the placement of Jemichal’s hands, that make it hard to just accept Ross's story at face value. I'm curious to know if there was more evidence that highlighted how Jemichal might have moved or reacted right before the gun was fired. It seems vital to fully understanding the dynamics of what happened right before this horrific incident. Thoughts?
Has anyone else been thinking about the fact that Jemichal’s hands had gunshot residue on them? It sounds like such a small detail, but it’s really got me wondering about those final moments. It suggests he might have raised his hands, maybe trying to shield himself. The idea that he possibly saw it coming just makes my stomach turn. It’s hard to imagine being in such a situation, especially knowing that it happened in his own home, a place where he should have felt safe.
Also, what do folks think about Ross’s behavior right after the shooting? Approaching Detective Haley and admitting to the shooting right away seems like someone who didn’t plan it. But then again, his story had inconsistencies, and knowing about the heavy trigger pull makes the "accident" seem questionable. It's just heartbreaking on all fronts. Thoughts?