No, the state will counter, Mr Pistorius - an experienced gun-handler - should have done more to find out who was in there, and whether they were armed and dangerous.
Early successes were musical toys, such as the Uke-A-Doodle, a child-size ukulele, and a cap gun called the Burp Gun, which the Handlers advertised on the new medium of television.
Its handlers had also provided the Smoking Gun with the password to the Clinton press aide's e-mails posted on DCLeaks, demonstrating its unique access to the site, and, by extension, its ties to a coördinated propaganda effort.
If Hutchinson-Foster had some kind of close, ongoing relationship with police, why did his handlers seemingly allow him to distribute guns?
"Compared to horse-racing the jockey has absolutely no steering control over the camel, so as soon as that gun fires anything can happen," says Dean, a camel-handler from Uluru and a seasoned regular at the Cup.
Over-the-top gun enthusiasts now await fresh red meat from Ms. Angle (whose handlers are trying to pull her away from the edge for the general election).
He admitted supplying the gun that killed the lawyer but insisted he had told his Royal Ulster Constabulary handlers that there was going to be an attack but that he did not know the target.
William Stobie, a former UDA quartermaster and a police informant, later revealed that he had told his RUC handlers when a UFF commander asked him to get guns for a "job" on a "top Provie".
He admitted supplying the guns used in the murder but said he had twice warned his handlers about the threat.
Handlers tend to be humble.
