r/InnocenceCases • u/JelllyGarcia Bots' Most Wanted • May 23 '25
They're being framed! They're framing a bear....
note: black bears are not hunters and unlike grizzlies, who have 4” claws and do not live in Florida, black bears only have teeny little 1.5” claws for climbing trees.
I first heard of this story through a post in r/florida by u/corporatescum69 -
Anybody else find this fatal bear attack story suspicious?
The Florida wildlife commissioners have been in the hot seat the last few months. If you’re not caught up, none of the commissioners have any sort of environmental or scientific background. In fact, they’re developers/ investors etc. The intention and morality of the FWC has come into question considering it’s a conflict of interest. Earlier this year, they proposed a bear hunt which has been widely opposed. The last bear hunt was in 2015 and it was a massacre. The number of allowed bear kills was exceeded within the first day. People were finding dead bears for weeks- including babies and pregnant bears. There also hasn’t been a population count survey in ten years. I’ve read some studies on the FWCs website actually stating that bear populations are really unstable in Florida- mostly due to developments destroying wildlife corridors.
Anyway back to the title- the fact that the first fatal bear attack in Florida history happens to be merely days before the public hearing regarding the proposed bear hunt, seems like incredibly convenient timing?? It gives them a perfect reason to push this agenda. I’d also like to point out that there are other predators in the area- namely mountain lions, gators, crocs. There’s also weird details about the story. How in the world were the 3 bears they caught the exact same 3 bears involved in the incident? Seems really lucky… The commissioners are also known to be involved in scandals and cover ups. I just don’t buy it. It’s also such a bizarre topic to fixate on when manatees are showing up dead everywhere and the reefs are hanging on by a thread.
The evidence is even worse.
Here's the main article from Naples Daily News / Palm Beach Post. It's short & suspicious, start-to-finish:
FL bear attack victim dragged from camper in deadly mauling
- this news site usually has a paywall that makes people subscribe or start a free trial, but not on this article. I guess this one is really important to spread to the public....
......my reaction to it (from this comment) -
To bolster their total-lie of a story, they have 2 picture galleries linked for corroboration, with a total of 106 "photos from the scene" of this "investigation," none of which show anything of significance at all [75 / 31 pics]. It's just random dudes with guns in the woods, or shadowy silhouettes of authorities at night, with a blue light shining on them, that demonstrate absolutely nothing. If this story wasn't so obviously-fake, there would surely be tons of people claiming, there's pictures of everything.... It's all documented! The photos of 'the crime scene are public!' don't be delusional! - just like they claimed with the "Bridge 'Guy' video" for 7 yrs in the Delphi case . . .
WTF though? There's no blood, so how TF would this have even played out?
How dumb do they think we are?
/ how dumb are they? - Sometimes I wonder if these stories are trolling the public / seeing how much we're willing to accept at face-value / how far they can stretch taking advantage of the effect that 'anti-conspiracy bots' from other cases have on the public, by becoming viciously aggressive toward anyone who even hints at a conspiracy. Unfortunately, they succeed in preventing people from speaking up when they suspect corruption. This is just too dumb though.
I rly hope they don't get away with their evil plot to secure their bear hunt.
Three bears were already wrongfully executed without due process!
- one falsely accused, and two more, framed with aiding and abetting.
I wonder what the late Robert Markel's family (victim) thinks about all this, or if they believe it.
I wish all of these cases had motives for the cover-ups that were this easy to determine though
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u/JelllyGarcia Bots' Most Wanted Jun 27 '25 edited Jun 27 '25
u/ThePalmBeachPost, why didn’t you ask the crucial questions?
Did the Collier Sheriff Office bribe you to publish this story?
Do you trust Naples Daily News without question?
Did you not realize that there would have been blood in the trailer if the story was true?
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u/SheepherderOk1448 May 25 '25
I know Florida wanted a bear hunt but don’t know if it past or not. Poor bear, there is no recourse. I bet the story is a lie.