Thought the bullets said “deny, defend, depose?”
A senior New York City law enforcement official briefed on the investigation initially stated that shell casings found at the scene had the words “deny,” “defend” and “depose” written on them, but police later clarified that it was “delay” and not “defend.”
Per Wikipedia. I also used the order specified in the title of the book that this is (likely) referencing.
Ah so the cops are why everyone is using different versions of it
More proof most cops can’t read.
I would think deny comes first? You deny, delay response, then defend
It’s an image with words on it so by current standards yes.
Okay but what do those words mean in the context?
‘Justifiably Innocent’, DDD is what you put on the bullets going into CEOs
I think it fits well (I also considered “Boardrooms, not Classrooms”), but you’re welcome to make your own version. It should be relatively straightforward to replace the text.
;) i know, its all in whilesome fun.
