SOOOO, THEY HAVE CHANGED THE NZ TIMELINE by 18 minutes AND ADDED A 3RD MOSQUE TO SHOOTERS AGENDA

"We strongly believe we stopped him on the way to a further attack, so lives were saved by our staff courageous in their intervention," Bush said.

Bush would not name the third location to not "traumatize others."

Bush said the arrest occurred 21 minutes after police were first notified about the shooting, correcting himself from earlier when he gave a timeline of 39 minutes.

https://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-News/2019/03/20/Police-Christchurch-shooting-suspect-was-arrested-on-way-to-third-location/3011553057047/

>>5787658

Bush tried to assure the public during the press briefing that they are doing everything they can to release the bodies to their families while gathering the information they need to present a strong case before the prosecution.

"You cannot convict for murder without that cause of death," he said. "To get it wrong is unforgivable and you cannot come back from that."

He said they have 120 professionals working on the identification process and that as of 11:30 p.m. Tuesday, 21 bodies had been released to their families.

He said returning the bodies to their families is an "absolute priority for family reasons, for compassionate reasons and for cultural reasons."

Six more bodies are to be released by mid-Wednesday with the majority to have been identified by the end of the day, he said.

"I have to say that some of those victims will take a little longer," he said.

>>5787802

>"You cannot convict for murder without that cause of death," he said. "To get it wrong is unforgivable and you cannot come back from that."

So, if someone dies from a heart attack during a shooting, you can't convict for murder for that person. Makes sense.

But delay in most of 50 bodies with only a few elderly?

what is going on with that?

>>5787815

speaking of over treating by doctors.

Can someone tell me how that works with antibiotics.

If I have a sore throat and they treat me for strep throat immediately, but I don't have step,

How does that make the streptococcus bacteria more resistant to antibiotics.

I don't have it.

>>5787883

I understand that.

But my problem is not taking all of antibiotic when you are prescribed.

I understand that, and that almost proves my point. You have to HAVE the bacteria for it to become resistant.

If you take antibiotic and don't have the strep bacteria, how can it become more resistant.

I have a problem with doctors waiting days for test to come back to show you have an infection rather than starting you on something immediately.

>>5787519

Podesta sure screed up NZ about as bad as Smollett screwed up his MAGA HAT FARCE.