re: Wife of "Walking Tall" Buford Pusser exhumed for autopsy 56 years later

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Because I'm sure that will be sooooo conclusive on a half century dead body.

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Ballistics and trajectory can be done on anything. Age has no factor. You're showing your ignorance with each post.

Please keep going.

I'm innocent

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Sorry if I'm not going to give you the details the TBI doesn't want out there yet, but I've said as much as I'm going to say.

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So the TBI doesn't want the details out, but they told you...

The others are right, you're full of shite

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Well, Elam just put it out there on TV, so no more secrets. He found the the gun that killed Pauline

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bullshite

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Well, Elam just put it out there on TV, so no more secrets. He found the the gun that killed Pauline. What he didn't say on TV is that he took it to the TBI and the gun belonged to Bufford Pusser. Key word: Number Serial number, I figured someone with a brain would at least guess at it. They know what happened, Pauline's exhumation is a matter of trajectory, and more importantly ballistics.

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Where’d he find the gun 57 years later?

What was the chain of custody? Was it ever stolen?

So since you and others contend he shot his wife, a policeman who has ample opportunity to confiscate a gun from a random lowlife for the murder instead uses his own gun registered to him, kills his wife, arranges an assassination attempt from the Dixie Mafia, gets shot not in the arm, but in the face at least two times, possibly 3 with a .30 caliber, survives the assassinatio attempt and keeps the murder weapon where it can miraculously be found 57 years later?

By gosh, Horatio, I believe you cracked the case.

Maybe the gun was stolen, used by a Dixie Mafia member to shoot his wife, then was returned by the real shooter while Buford was in the hospital?

Seems more plausible. And it avoids that pesky detail of being shot in the face two or three times.

This just in: Frank Hamer was no hero. Clyde Barrow killed Bonnie and then shot himself. You heard it here first.

I can't say any more until the states of Texas and Louisiana release the information...

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He found the the gun that killed Pauline.

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Really?

He just recently found the gun, and did ballistics on his own? Without involving the TBI. Because all they claim is that a "tip" was given to the family. Not that they ran any kind of ballistics on the murder weapon

So him claiming he has "the murder weapon" seems a bit far fetched after 57 years

Update: Pauline just went back in the ground or it's happening right now.

A few statements are still being taken, next stop Grand Jury.