So Paradis' word is golden, but Yantis' neighbors account of his bad temper is speculation
It is when the other eye witness that was on scene agree's 100% with what he said.
Can't imagine two neighbors disagreeing on something with one calling the other a hot head.I am surprised he didn't say they got into a fist fight, which is very common in this area of Idaho.Usually,there is very little arguing until punches are thrown..
That's just the way it is in a logging/ranching community.
So the other eyewitness doesn't know when or if Yantis' rifle was fired? Good hell, Paradis by his own account posted by you doesn't know what happened and that's the point others have been trying to make. No one knows a damn thing, but a few of you sure think you do.
There's nothing saying Yantis or his wife were drunk or not, but I can guess right along side you.
That's not correct. Paradis' account presents his version of events. As such Paradis "knows" much of what happened, he just honestly doesn't know what went on with the gun itself. Several people know things about what happened that night. Would you also say the cops don't "know a damn thing"?
No evidence has been presented of Yantis being drunk. Certainly no evidence that we are aware of has been presented of Yantis' wife being drunk. The latter is what you authored, to the best of my knowledge. Nobody else.
And don't you think knowing what happened with the gun is vital to the events that took place? And as I've stated every time, I can guess right along with everyone else whether alcohol was involved or not.
You can guess to whomever you want to, but don't imply that I'm in on your guessing game, because I'm not. As to the gun, certainly it is a big piece of information, but if Paradis doesn't know, he doesn't know.
