mothra wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 10:32am:



Yeah I said he doesn't look it but I didn't say he wasn't ... I've seen another photo since & you could say that you can see it in him in that one.

This one shows the potential to say that he could be of Aboriginal descent.

The nose has it.

Bobby. wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 12:41pm:


OMG!

Aboriginal Conspiracy Theory Extremists! What a lethal cocktail!

Gnads wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 12:50pm:


Maybe...just thinking out loud.  There'd be no revenge element at play, I'm sure, ey?

Aussie wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 12:52pm:


Aussie stop talking to yourself!

https://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/shooting/queensland-police-shooting-nathaniel-...






Brianna DuganPerthNow
December 13, 2022 11:10AM


The missing man at the centre of a bloody Queensland massacre, which killed two police officers, is a NSW primary school principal who is believed to have been shot dead alongside his brother at their rural home.

Nathaniel Train and his brother Gareth, along with Gareth’s wife Stacey, allegedly lived at the Wieambilla home — 300km west of Brisbane — where the premeditated tragedy unfolded.

Six people, including two young police officers and a neighbour, were killed in an ambush at the property, south of Chinchilla.
Queensland Police killed - NSW man Nathaniel Train shot dead by Qld police in bloody massacre
NSW man Nathaniel Train. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

It is believed three of the shooters, two men and a woman, are among those dead.

Police are yet to release the identities of those killed inside the home but reports suggest Train and his brother were shot dead by police.

Four QLD police officers were sent to the Wieambilla property by NSW police, in search for the missing primary school principal who had not been seen since December 16, 2021.

However, it is believed the 46-year-old — a former primary school principal at Yorkeys Knob State School and executive principal of Walgett Community College Primary School — was in contact with family until October 9, 2022.

The Daily Telegraph was told that there were warnings one of Mr Train’s relatives had a strong dislike for police.

The four officers who arrived at the home were met with a hail of gunfire, about 4.30pm on Monday, by three shooters dressed in camouflage gear.

In what looks to be a premeditated attack, the three alleged shooters opened fire from inside the house as police walked up the driveway to enquire about Mr Train.

Horrifyingly, two of the wounded police — Const. Rachel McCrow, 26, and Const. Matthew Arnold, 29 — who lay wounded on the ground, were then approached by two shooters clad in military-style camouflage and shot execution-style.

Aussie wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 12:52pm:


What I read online news that these murderers took the radio thingys and glocks from the dead officers.
So they would know what police moves were on the radio.
Killing the neighbour, shooting the 3rd officer in the leg and trying to flush out the 4th officer hiding in the bush by setting it alight.
Sounds to me like… they would’ve been asked to give themselves up but most likely by then… these murderers didn’t care to turn themselves in… maybe gun shots fired to do more police injury?
That’s the path they were on… so I’m certain they were given an option to drop weapons and surrender.
They were armed and dangerous so I doubt very much police did a revenge killing without it being in self defence.
And to be in a situation where police kill someone… it affects them. I know of one such ex cop from Newcastle that ended up leaving the force because of the way it affected him.

I read the area they were in was a “blockie” area rife with marijuana and drug deals/trades.

Drugs can change people… even prescription anti depression too. I see so many sad stories of unintended killings or suicides.
But that’s another story.

Well these murderers are now gone and I thought… less tax payers money to Molly coddle them along in courts/jail/legal fees etc.
End of.

My condolences to the families and friends and co-workers of those 2 young police officers.
And also to the innocent neighbour.

Aussie wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 1:27pm:



https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-63952882

With investigations ongoing, Ms Carroll said she couldn't say if police were lured to the property,
or comment on a possible motive. She said "many weapons" were used during the incident.

Aussie wrote on Dec 13^th, 2022 at 1:27pm:

Okay… let’s leave drugs out of it then… or if it was an ambush… these things are not known till after the fact… till it’s too late… with cops and neighbour dead.

I was addressing that accusatory situation of police revenge…that I don’t believe cops would just go in to kill without giving them a chance to drop weapons and surrender.
They’d be on high alert no doubt …. nothing non chalant in this situation.