Shyla

The bodies of both Sandra Birchmore and Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe tell the stories of what happened to them. It’s obvious to nearly everyone who sees their photos. Glaringly obvious. Undeniable, even. Anyone with eyes can see exactly what happened or didn’t happen. Anyone, that is, except the cops in charge of investigating their deaths. This is yet another example of the MSP’s incompetence or corruption in these two cases. The marks on O’Keefe’s arm appear as dog bites and scratches to 99 percent of the world. But to the “elite” squad known as the CPAC unit, those cuts were made by pieces of shattered taillight that entered a handful of tiny holes in his sweatshirt to cut dozens of linear abrasions into the skin. You have to twist yourself into a pretzel to make that make sense. As for Birchmore, the position she is found in does not make sense as a suicide for 99 percent of the people who’ve seen those photos. But this highly-paid “detective” unit didn’t raise an eyebrow at how much didn’t make sense. The biggest issue is that the seated “hanging” position does not seem logical for one taking their own life. Birchmore would have to actively and painfully force her death, and science tells us that is incredibly difficult for humans to accomplish. Another indicator is the way Birchmore’s shirt is pulled up above her stomach. In what world is a woman taking her own life like that? There’s also her hair - it’s not only different than when she’s seen on video earlier in the evening, it’s a tangled mess, so much so, it looks like a sign of a struggle. Why weren’t these things enough for the MSP to ask some questions - especially when they had the text messages with Matt Farwell and the DNA evidence from the ligature and the cell phone data showing it last moved when Farwell was in her apartment? They had people beating down their doors to tell them Birchmore was happier than she’d ever been and that Farwell had put hands on her just weeks before. MSP didn’t care. They just decided it was a suicide and went on with their day. What’s the other similarity with MSP and these two investigations? These cops are willing to ignore what’s clear and obvious to everyone else (and look like fools in the national spotlight) - when it might benefit another cop. Disgusting.