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Tennessee Police Packs Heat, Then Sells It

Posted on March 30, 2010 by Robert Farago

You may remember that investigators traced one of the guns used by Pentagon shooter John Patrick Bedell to the Memphis police. The cops sold the 9mm Taurus to a still-unnamed gun dealer in 2008. You’d think that the resulting PR … Continue reading →

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Update: Pentagon Shooter’s Guns: Memphis Police and Las Vegas Gun Show

Posted on March 14, 2010 by Robert Farago

The AP reports that investigators have traced the Taurus 9mm handgun used by John Patrick Bedell in the attack on the U.S. Pentagon to the Memphis, Tennessee police. The Memphis police had seized Bededell’s Taurus as part of a criminal … Continue reading →

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Was the Pentagon Shooter a Right Wing Loon?

Posted on March 10, 2010 by Robert Farago

Here’s a no-brainer for you: Pentagon shooter John Patrick Bedell was anti-government. We know this because A) he attacked the government B) he left rambling writings on the Internet stating his hatred for the government (hence the attack) and C) … Continue reading →

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MD Gun Shop: “Pentagon Shooter Didn’t Buy A Gun From Us”

Posted on March 8, 2010 by Robert Farago

As we promised yesterday, TTAG got on the blower with Atlantic Guns in Silver Spring, Maryland. If you recall, The Washington Post reported that the family of Pentagon shooter John Patrick Bedell had discovered a credit card charge from a … Continue reading →

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Mystery of Pentagon Shooter’s Gun Purchases Deepens

Posted on March 7, 2010 by Robert Farago

TTAG previously reported that Pentagon shooter John Patrick Bedell may have purchased his two 9mm guns from the Eldorado Rod & Gun Club outside of Sacramento. A new article in The Washington Post casts doubt on—or perhaps augments—that information. “Jeffrey … Continue reading →

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