Denver Post Releases Key Photos in Shooting Death of Lee Keltner After Being Accused of Cover-Up

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Oct. 13, 2020

The Denver Post on Monday released key photos capturing the alleged murder of military veteran Lee Keltner at the hands of 9News Denver's hired gun, Matthew Dolloff.

Internet sleuths over the weekend noticed two crucial photos were missing from the selection released by the Post which should have shown when Dolloff drew his gun.

After taking heat on social media, the Post relented and released the damning pictures which further implicate Dolloff in murder.

Here's the latest compilation of all the photos (GRAPHIC):

3rd (final attempt); used a different GIF/MP4 (video) file maker--this one works!

Slowed down, like one of the original versions...video format @ 1fps so pause/rewind available to viewers (vs a gif)

Photos taken from:https://t.co/lWFOOrE0RD pic.twitter.com/QhKkXhawi0
— CO Hurricane 🇺🇸 (Parler: Co_hurricane) (@co_hurricane) October 13, 2020

Michelle Malkin railed against the Denver Post for choosing to hide the "critical frames" until they were called out.

The @denverpost was clearly responding to Internet sleuths like @ClownWorldNews1 who identified Orange Vest Photographer's missing #denvershooting frames 872 and 873:https://t.co/edThC0oYyn

Amazing that they chose to hide those critical frames until called out. Here they are. pic.twitter.com/c4GQ9Bq5Ys
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 13, 2020

The @denverpost editors & @hrichardson have some explaining to do. WHY, of all the frames, would they have omitted 872 and 873 until called out by the public...the critical frames showing Dolloff drawing his weapon as Lee Keltner was BACKING AWAY?https://t.co/3pEprVNrbD
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 13, 2020

The @denverpost photog @hrichardson not only deleted @twitter account. She has turned @instagram private.
Not fun getting peppered w/tough qs from smart observers about #denvershooting pics, missing frames & bias.

You know what's next: they'll claim it's all "bullying." pic.twitter.com/td4JZem1C0
— Michelle Malkin (@michellemalkin) October 13, 2020

The Denver Department of Excise and Licenses revealed on Sunday that Dolloff was not licensed to be a bodyguard in the city of Denver.

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