No.
They showed she'll casings in the ground.
But said, the bullet/s showed a unique rifling pattern.
I'm guessing from a round recovered from the deceased.
Okay,
Of course, being TV, I was curious as to the validity of the question.
I have caught them numerous times, especially when it comes to gunz related discussions, spewing BS.
For instance, they'll show a necked center-fire cartridge laying on the ground, and call it a 22.
Now, I know what...
Hey guys and gals,
I was watching a show on Investigation Discovery Channel, about a murder that involved gunshot wounds.
One of the Investigators mentioned that 44 shell casings were found nearby, and that (I disclose, these are probably not his exact words, but) "the bullets exhibited a unique...