Russell Goldman, Amanda Vanallen and Emily Friedman
ABC News
January 15, 2011
A Walgreens in Tuscon, Ariz. turned over to police racy photos of gunman Jared Loughner with a Glock and a G-string that were taken to the store to be developed the night before the shooting rampage that left six people dead and 14 wounded.
The Pima County Sherriff’s Office confirmed to ABC News they had received the photographs from the store and turned them over to the FBI.
The photos, presumably shot in a mirror, show Loughner, 22, posing with the same make of gun he allegedly used in the Jan. 8 shooting. In the photos he holds the pistol against his crotch and buttocks while wearing a bright red thong, sources told ABC News.
The sheriff’s office yesterday released a comprehensive timeline of the shooter’s activities leading up to the rampage. Loughner dropped a roll of 35mm film off at Walgreens to be developed last Friday night.
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