Erik88

Those accounts were exaggerated. There were a good amount of TN fans there but no where near the levels people were claiming. I hope this humbles our fans because the trash talk leading up to this was ridiculous. What an embarrassing loss. They outclassed us on both sides of the ball.

Great work!

Called it. He left too much evidence to get away.

That's a very confident stance. I hope that becomes true.

Both. United Health Group had a net profit last quarter of $8.7B. Last year they paid investors $14.8B in dividends. They deny 1 out of 3 claims.

It seems like they have his face, fingerprints and likely his DNA. Unless they're bluffing. I just don't see him getting away. It wouldn't surprise me if they are already building out his family tree using genetic genealogy. Or at least considering it.

Which leads to a question I have. It seems like the shooter did a lot of research and tried to hide his identity but still chose a very public setting. I don't understand why he didn't take this guy out at home. Seems like he would have had better odds of getting away with it. I firmly believe he'll be caught soon.

This guy is toast. They got a full shot of his face. I suspect he'll be identified in the next 24 hours or less. https://www.foxnews.com/us/unitedhealthcare-ceo-brian-thompsons-killer-used-fake-id-check-nyc-hostel-before-slaying-sources

I noticed the same thing on Reddit. I feel bad for the man's family. He had two children and a wife.

Definitely not a pro. Left his shell casings and still had a good amount of his face exposed. He's going to be caught.

Anyone catch the video of this? Pretty shocking and likely planned. Shooter used a suppressor that seemed to keep the slide from cycling correctly. https://youtu.be/CLQM3jqV9AE?si=k3sJ8yN-PBcpaNgX https://apnews.com/article/unitedhealthcare-ceo-manhattan-shooting-death-7f6581ba6b0b520938d82c361e77a83c

The 4.7L V8 is one of the best engines Toyota has ever made. A few have been documented hitting 1 million miles. There are several guys on the Tundra forum with 400-500k. These are extremely reliable trucks. The only weakness are the lower ball joints, which are an easy fix. Someone will be lucky to have this.

I love hearing the stadium is 80% full of Vols fans. You'd think with the season they are having, Vandy fan attendance would be higher.

I've been worried about this game all week. Vandy would love nothing more than to ruin our season.

I pretty much stay in DEFCON 2 as a Vols fan.

What a wild year for college football.

It was so long ago he used Photobucket to store the pictures. A blast from the past.

Are we going to destroy our own stadium every time we beat Bama? If anything, this elevates Bama. Like beating them is a miracle. 2022 was special and worthy of storming the field. This was not. And last week I experienced the opposite. Our fans were trashy. At times most of the stadium was chanting "F*ck you Florida". Just saw a friend on Facebook post that he had to defend an elderly Bama fan in the restroom after the game.

Ours fans tearing down the goalpost again is ridiculous. That should be a once in a generation thing, not every win. I haven't been impressed with TN fans lately. I was at the Florida game last week and some of our fans were acting like trash. I watched a drunk TN fan threaten to arrest some Florida fan for cheering.

You deserved to be ranked at this point.

I was there. It was exhausting watching our offense struggle.

KPD posted some drone pictures. It's too bad we probably won't know where this came from. It might have been a cool story.

Welcome back. You don't call, you don't write. We were worried. Suspicious timing on your part. You return the same time the dynamite is discovered....

Update from KPD UPDATE: Earlier this morning, an explosive ordnance robot was deployed to get a sample of the suspected explosives found inside of a box at CMC Recycling on Thursday afternoon. The sample tested positive for ammonium nitrate, as confirmed by lab scientists at Quantico, which is consistent with dynamite. Currently, Bomb Squad technicians are actively working to remove the dynamite from the box and safely dispose of it. In order to dispose of dynamite, technicians will methodically remove it from the box, douse the dynamite in diesel fuel, and burn it. Those efforts are being supported by the Knox County Sheriff’s Office and Metro Nashville Police Department Bomb Squads, including advanced MNPD robotic equipment. It was initially reported that the box contained around 200 sticks of dynamite. Technicians have not yet verified how many pieces of dynamite are in the box. There is no evidence to suggest that the box was left on the site maliciously or with criminal intent. CMC Recycling is a metal recycling facility that purchases material to be salvaged. The box, which was locked and unmarked, was on the site for at least several days. On Thursday, CMC Recycling was using a torch to salvage the box when they unintentionally set the box on fire and discovered the dynamite. The box is no longer smoldering or emitting smoke. The evacuation zone will remain in place until Bomb Squad technicians have completely disposed of the contents of the box and it is deemed safe to return to the area. That work is expected to continue into tonight and potentially into tomorrow morning.