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02/08/1971 in Bethesda, MD
I know the Mahoney case fairly well.
I am thinking theyre either missing data entirely or someone ran some kind of a hatchet job on it. Which would explain the presence of serial numbers in part of one file but not the rest of it.... in an incorrectly marked column. Someone doesnt know how to use sqsh or whatever they used to dump the data...![]()
#METOOIf you need a list, Andrea says you are a "gun hoarder" and she's coming after you!
Lucky for me, I'm like Reptile. I only own one gun.![]()
How so?Did you just out yourself?
Not unless she moved there from her address of a couple years ago.She lives in Cambridge now.
I was kidding, connecting the apparent last name initial in your name, to the name on the case.How so?
Not unless she moved there from her address of a couple years ago.
I was kidding, connecting the apparent last name initial in your name, to the name on the case.
Oh...OK...I can be slow on the uptake sometimes. It's just that I am a lifelong resident of Tewksbury. I was 21 at the time of the murders and I did follow that case as closely as I could. Does it make me an expert, hell no, but I do remember quite a bit about it. The story the 4 killers were told was Dr Mahoney's gun collection was worth around $50,000 or so, close to $300,000 in today's value. It was just a story in the end.Not unless she moved there from her address of a couple years ago.
I was kidding, connecting the apparent last name initial in your name, to the name on the case.
No, if it was done by a 5 yo, it would have been done properly. It's older folks that can't deal properly with data and ways of parsing it out.A lot of the corruption is how the 15 yo intern performed the data export, some delimiter issues (poor quoting, company names ending , INC. or , LLC.) and some simply unexplainable stuff.
I suspect the "bulk" missing data is truly lost (like they didn't even bother to scan in the blue cards, maybe the paper fa10s. The missing dealers... could they be "under investigation"?
If anyone missing data on this thread has ever made a request for their own "inventory" from the state, I'd love to know if their privately sent inventory includes transactions that are NOT in this data dump.
If you don't want to say so publicly, maybe PM, or at LEAST communicate that info to COMM2A/GOAL.
I don't understand it either. I could not be bothered checking or trying to correct if any errors were found.Why care if data is missing?
Why announce it in a public forum?
It is almost like people here are trying to get the State to update their methods and keep accurate information.
This thing is the gift that keeps on giving to a lot of people on hereWhy care if data is missing?
Why announce it in a public forum?
It is almost like people here are trying to get the State to update their methods and keep accurate information.
If anyone wanted to update the database and the way they gather information, all they have to do is point to this thread and show someone how gun owners validated the data is not good.This thing is the gift that keeps on giving to a lot of people on here![]()
If anyone wanted to update the database and the way they gather information, all they have to do is point to this thread and show someone how gun owners validated the data is not good.
..but but but it’s public already so you just don’t get it!!!
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I have no interest in correcting their records. I find a sense of relief knowing that their data is SO corrupt.... I could not be bothered checking or trying to correct if any errors were found.
I’m missing about 12 transactions, some of my classics are in there. Nice dataset we have here, but no one is casing my joint yet.I found myself but the data is missing transactions. ??????
I have no interest in even looking for myself in the data.I have no interest in correcting their records. I find a sense of relief knowing that their data is SO corrupt.
Of course, I'm no longer subject to their pernicious and arbitrary laws, but I can imagine some poor schmuck being pushed into jail for possessing a gun he (or she) forgot to register. This is a potential defense for them.
Of course, I even separated them so I don't get confused:You don't have a master list of your inventory?
You don't have a master list of your inventory?
Totally understood. My list is relatively short, and yet a couple of my newer additions to like a year to get completely filled in.Now that my guns are in a trust, I have an accurate list, (the trust IS my list) - and I keep it up to date.
Prior to establishing the trust - my "master list" periodically needed to be verified and corrected - just plain sloppiness on my part not to keep it up to date as changes occurred.
Oh?Someone blinked. The data has been changed.
This thread is the equivalent of the Mill ffl talking to the Globe…This group was really excited to point out the birthday/expiration connection, which I assume non-LTC holders would have no idea.
Gun owners are gun owners’ worst enemy with their desire to show how much they know/prove someone wrong.
What did they change, the ID column(s)?