Ex-LAPD officer

"If a fire is hot enough to burn wood, it's more than hot enough to burn the plastic of a driver's license."

Maybe he had one of those SHARKK indestructible aluminum wallets that they advertise on the shopping network? Those things are awesome, and prevent identity theft too.

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It was the guy on the grassy knoll that did it.

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KB3UOE, he killed three innocent people and had a hit list for many more. That's really all that needs to be said. He needed stopped at all costs. I don't give a rat's behind about some wallet. All I care about is that he needed stopped.

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@MTOMTO While he may have been smart enough to do this, I think that LAPD could have seen that he was doing this and wouldn't have told the public that they'd found his wallet three times, as it would put them in a bad light. And it doesn't explain how his wallet supposedly survived a fire that destroyed the rest of the cabin. If a fire is hot enough to burn wood, it's more than hot enough to burn the plastic of a driver's license.

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I wonder if they ever pay out reward money. Locally "Buckey Phillips" reward money was never paid to the 2 folks that [1] called with his sighting at top of Hammond St. and [2} saw his car being stolen that led to police chase.I dont know how much more information leading to the capture of Buckey could have been given.Although the $ was coming from New York state and as I recall they made a mess of the case.

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He was a law enforcement officer and from what I have read, pretty intelligent (although probably at least a little insane). Considering his training and obvoius desire to divert persuit, do you think that he may have had three wallets and planted them to throw up a smoke screen of sorts?

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I'm the one that wrote this article. I'm well aware of the people he killed, but I'm more trying to draw attention the fact that LAPD more or less pulled almost a bait-and-switch on citizens. They offered a huge amount of money to generate interest to get people to call in tips, so they could find Dorner and kill him. The way I see it, this would be logical for them to do, although highly unethical.

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I believe the stakes were raised when his manifesto stated that he was targeting high ranking officials and their families. That seems to get additional attention.

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ahh, another conspiracy..

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Dorner murdered 3 innocent people. Let's not forget that fact.

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