JERSEY CITY, NJ (VINnews) – David Anderson and Francine Graham, the man and woman officials say took four lives in Jersey City in a hate-fueled domestic terror attack last week, both had handcuff keys hidden on their bodies when they were searched after the prolonged bloodshed at the JC Kosher Supermarket ended, law enforcement Officials told NBC News
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NBC News says that the handcuff key was hidden in his underwear; it wasn’t clear where Graham had stashed hers. The presumption by law enforcement, they say, is that if the pair could have unlocked the handcuffs should they have been captured early in the spree
Handcuff keys are of no use to dead or seriously injured people.
Is there 1 key that opens all handcuffs?
If someone is handcuffed he can’t even pick his nose so to what use is having a key?
If his hands are cuffed behind his back je could maneuver them. They probably practiced it.