Authorities say that the charred body of Christopher Dorner, which was found in the burned wreckage of the cabin in the San Bernardino mountains where he'd been holed up for the past few days, has been positively identified as him. Supposedly. Earlier reports say that Dorner's ID had been found near the body, but now dental records confirm it's really him. Supposedly.
Rogue former cop Dorner had been on the lam from cops since he began a revenge-fueled shooting spree against his former men-in-blue brothers. He killed a police captain's daughter and her fiance, as well as another cop, before escaping to the Big Bear mountains, stealing a car, and then breaking into an empty cabin. Amazingly, he then managed to exchange gunfire with local cops, shooting two of them, and killing one.
The cabin he was in caught on fire -- the LAPD denies they did it on purpose (ahem!) -- and a body in the cabin was presumed to be him orrrrr maybe it was some hostage body, or a body he'd planted there awhile ago after he got the idea watching Body Heat, or maybe there's no body at all and the LAPD is just saying there is to save face. After all, it would be pretty embarrassing if they let Dorner slip through their gun-toting fingers again.
There are certainly those who believe Dorner is still alive. He bought scuba diving equipment right before his shooting spree -- what was that for?! There are a lot of people rooting for Dorner because they believe that he was trying to do the right thing -- bring abuse and racism within the LAPD to light. He just got a little, well, carried away. Err, yeah.
I doubt the charred body will quell rumors that Dorner has really escaped and is living on an island somewhere. And maybe ... ? But nahhh. That's gotta be him. I mean, the LAPD says so, right?!
Do you think Dorner is dead?
Image via Associated Press


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I'm still in serious doubt about this case. This was a decorated Iraq war veteran, who was honorably discharged and joined the LAPD, only to be fired for bringing excessive force allegations against his fellow officer. And then with the three civillians shot by the LAPD during the man hunt? I wonder if Dorner knew something, much more than was in his "manifesto" and the LAPD just wanted him dead, not captured alive to stand trial, because then he could speak freely. Why else would they open fire on vehicles (the civillians) without warning, or throw explosive gas canisters inside a building where gunfire was being exchanged?
Did lapd do something to personally offend you or are you this flippant to all police departments?
ChristianMom, I am not the "conspiracy theory type", I just find the circumstances around this whole mess to be suspicious. I never said I don't believe that he was justified in shooting his fellow officers, and I don't. He is absolutely guilty of murder. But I don't understand why the LAPD just wanted him dead so badly that there was no attempt to bring him in alive. I think they are covering something. Lovemyson, initially they were saying he was an Iraq vet, now just that he was deployed to Bahrain. And sorry to disappoint you Christianmom apparently, but I am not a "cookie cutter" person. I may be pro-life, but I am also pro-marriage equality. I am a Libertarian, I prefer to look at ALL sides of an issue before voicing my opinion. Sometimes that make the Right happy, sometimes the Left, sometimes I piss off everyone. But that's just me.
honestly, as long as the body is his, I don't care if the police did start the fire or push him back into the burning building. He MURDERED 4 people, 2 of which weren't even cops, 1 of those who wasn't even related to a cop! No matter what happened to him, his actions are inexcusable. It's better he died than having the state pay for his trial and putting him in jail and having to pay those costs. If he was truly innocent of the issues that he got fired for, there are better ways to go about it. How about a book deal, a tell all about he LAPD? Publishers would have eaten that up! It would have gotten his story out and then brought attention to the issues he was insinuating about. But no, he chose violence and therefor, to me, he deserves to die.