Just to keep things straight here, the news stories never once mentioned a gun being held to Nelson's head, the trigger being pulled and the gun failing to fire the bullet. Nelson has been shooting his mouth off with that made for Hollywood type nonsense, and he waited until long after the initial stories were published to come up with that tale.Res Ipsa wrote: ↑Sat Apr 03, 2021 2:39 am
The second doesn’t involve Nelson changing his story over time. It involves different accounts by different witnesses of a complicated home invasion robbery in a foreign country. It’s the kind of event where you’d have to walk each witness step by step through the event, probably using floor plans to track where each witness was. The only witness who spoke the language well left the home to get help, so she did not witness everything that occurred inside the home. She also ended up with a broken arm, although I’m not clear how.
It’s exactly the kind of frightening and confusing event that can generate wildly different accounts from witnesses.
I don’t see a pattern.
So come on, let's be rational here, alright? Had that happened, a gun to the head failing to fire, it would most certainly have been in the initial news stories, something like that doesn't stay silent. And if you read those first news stories, it was also quite clear that Nelson and Wendy were not the targets, but to hear them tell it so long after the fact, they have turned the tale into one all about them.
Oh wait, that is what he has done with the aircraft myths too, made women to look hysterical and turned it into all about him. Nope, no pattern here folks.
