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Firing Tests Done by Investigators Can’t Prove That Gun Was Used in Double Murder: Defense
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August 12, 2025
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17:43Now PlayingThe defense began its questioning of James Green, an agent with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED), in early August. They emphasized that the gun recovered was inconclusive and that the bullets found at the crime scene and in the victims’ bodies may not have come from that weapon. Green stated that with the gun being so rusted out, there was no way he could say the evidence was from that specific gun.
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