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337,198 views • 15 days ago

🔥This intrigues me..given the possibility that he might still be on the run if his father didn’t turn him in. I wonder if the father only turned him in when & if he discovered his son used his rifle and didn’t want to go to jail. If it was his father’s gun he would have noticed it was MISSING and likely once he saw the PHOTO OF THE GUN & HIS SON KNEW it was him. Wouldn’t the son KNOW his father was going to notice it missing? If that’s the case wouldn’t he know it would be discovered eventually and shown on TV and his father would have recognized it? So then if this was so well thought out wouldn’t the kid ABSOLUTELY TAKE THE GUN WITH HIM to ensure that doesn’t happen because not doing so means you are going to be caught at bare minimum by your father? Lastly the Mauser looks to be from the 1950’s or 1960’s . That means it may not have a Serial number because the law wasn’t passed til 1968. Older fathers that are aficionados like to collect vintage guns. My real two questions are if it IS NOT HIS FATHERS GUN WHOSE IT ? And why didn’t he take it with him? Once again If the father didn’t turn him in he might STILL be on the loose. Was that what meant by retrieve it from a DROP POINT so his father didn’t notice it was missing? If not I have more questions.
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