The article constructs a narrative of escalating criminality through the possession of a significant quantity of firearms and ammunition by Carl Knight. The core of the argument hinges on the *suspicion* of intent – a prosecutor's projection onto Knight that he was engaged in a lucrative, illegal trade. This is powerfully reinforced by the details of the discovery: Knight’s own admissions of haphazardly finding and storing the weapons, coupled with the recovered bags of ammunition, present a pic...