-—the boy had some moves? He sure seems to have been a reglar gorilla when it comes to climbing buildings. Seems weird but he must have already put his gear on the roof before that 6:03 sighting? And he must have doped out the way to get up there. He certainly didn’t have time to explore much between 6:03 and 6:08. So, he’s then seen on the roof at 6:08. And he got off at least 5 shots at 6:11.
He supposedly had the rifle field stripped in his backpack before he got to the building? OK. then I’m supposed to believe he assembled the rifle, loaded it, and got the shots off in 3 minutes.
I have pretty much every common version of that rifle right here. It takes a good hand and some serious practice to assemble any version of it in three minutes. You have to hit that hinge pin perfectly to line up the upper and lower receiver without some fiddling.
I’ll give him that 5 minute climb-up but not the 3 minute assemble/load/position/aim/fire. The building is about 20 feet high and he had to crawl another 20 feet or so, to see over the ridge line. That’s some serious skittering. And we’re supposed to believe he had time to take a reading with a range finder which would mean very little anyway since the rifle had manual sights?. He either had some earlier help or had done some pre-work himself? I’m sure the SS will be able to explain how a non-skilled 20 y/o doofus got it done?
Plus…. He had to hop over 4 buildings to get to his spot for the shot
Plus. Break the gun out of his pac & assemble it.
Amazing
Depends on how “disassembled” it is. The lower and upper are easily separated on the AR15 through 2 large pins. Align and push in the front pin, pivot the stock up to the upper, and press in the upper pin. Assuming the mag(s) are already loaded, slap it in the gun, cock the action, and you’re ready to start shooting.
Was it ever determined if he had a scope or not? It’s attached pretty soundly to the upper so if it’s a reasonably good scope, it will hold its zero.
He supposedly had the rifle field stripped in his backpack before he got to the building? OK. then I’m supposed to believe he assembled the rifle, loaded it, and got the shots off in 3 minutes.
I have pretty much every common version of that rifle right here. It takes a good hand and some serious practice to assemble any version of it in three minutes. You have to hit that hinge pin perfectly to line up the upper and lower receiver without some fiddling.
I’ll give him that 5 minute climb-up but not the 3 minute assemble/load/position/aim/fire. The building is about 20 feet high and he had to crawl another 20 feet or so, to see over the ridge line. That’s some serious skittering. And we’re supposed to believe he had time to take a reading with a range finder which would mean very little anyway since the rifle had manual sights?. He either had some earlier help or had done some pre-work himself? I’m sure the SS will be able to explain how a non-skilled 20 y/o doofus got it done?
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all this time line talk and tracking crooks, makes me circle back to the owner of the van (AZ plates with explosives found in it) & the intial postings of the know antifa with looped ears (cletus???).
these two guys looked very similar even though there was about a 10 year difference in age. from a distance, they could appear the same height, weight, length of hair...
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Cletus.D.Yokel to Axenolith
I’m still needing more forensics on Dedman and info on Yearick.
It does appear that Dedman is Crooks but the presence of the 2 “peaks” on the ear isn’t definitive; it is not a small anomaly as one of my frens (in youth) had these peaks.
There is a probability that Yearick has the peaks but a very low one.
But the, when the Feebs look for a patsy double, details are important (but how do they get past the ear-guage, you would ask...)
As said, I’m running down info about Yearick.
Which is sorely lacking...like Crooks.
could they have both been on the site and working together?