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Originally Posted by Fred Brackin
As long as there is one real cop to vouch for it they aren't going to do anything but warn the upper echeclons that the press on this incident is going to be a little tricky to manage.
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The first decapitation was totally legitimate. If there was a shooting board for Bowie knife decapitations, he'd pass with flying colours. In the same second, one PC gutshot the one they call Igor with a 255 grain .45 LC round from a Colt SAA revolver, one PC shot him in the side of the head with a 62 grain 5.56x45mm Mk318 SOST round and the PC with a LeMat revolver in one hand and a Bowie knife in the other gave Igor a face full of nine grapeshot at five feet. The second after, as Igor staggered and dropped his M82A1 CQ .50 BMG rifle, the enthusiastic PC made an All-out Attack (Strong) for a perfect decapitation.
At most, they could maybe quibble with the salt and holy water sprinkled over the body.
No, the second decapitation was far more problematic. That was a guy with shotgun pellets in both arms and the chest, as well as a .460 S&W round in the chest. Finally, a .42 ball from a LeMat in his skull. All weapons carried by Reserve Deputy Lucien Lacoste. And the suspect was decapitated post mortem, with two powerful blows after positioning the body right, about twenty seconds after the first shots hit him, and a few seconds after he was instantly killed with the archaic revolver ball from a distance of ten feet, while lying on his back.
You see, Lacoste was worried his soul was suffering and wanted to see if cutting off the head might release it.