Posted on 01/27/2023 10:10:42 AM PST by Anti-Bubba182
SAN FRANCISCO - The body camera footage of the attack of Paul Pelosi in his San Francisco home was released on Friday – the first time the public has been able to witness the home invasion that left the former House Speaker's 82-year-old husband with a fractured skull......
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A lot of people, including my husband, sleep in their underwear instead of pajamas. So this does not imply anything unusual.
Isn’t the Pelosi mansion under heavy security: How could Depape get in the house?
Yes, but he still has a button up dress shirt on.
In San Francisco, they always button up a shirt and pour a cocktail when an armed intruder enters the house. It’s us Neanderthals that simply lock and load.
#133 posts before someone suggests that this might be a re-enactment video to clean up the truth
Deep State has had plenty of time to make new videos
With deep fakes you no longer need re-enactments.
Why didn’t Pelosi’s home alarm alert police, when glass broke? Has anyone reported that? Why didn’t Pelosi have better alarms when there is a wall of glass between inside and outside? They’re rich.
DePape let Pelosi go to bathroom, where his phone was charging, so he called police. I don’t know if door was open, but DePape also talked to answering person.
The perp smashed a window with repeated hammer blows—and allegedly no alarms went off.
Meanwhile back in DC the cameras showed the action but allegedly nobody was paying attention at the time.
That is the “official story”.
I have doubts—and many others do as well.
I haven’t read a single article address that issue. Capitol police had security there, so we know they had some expensive security.
Yeah, I only watched the video once, so it’s possible my brain interpreted it that way. Maybe it isn’t as clear as I thought. I thought Paul was closer to the door, and it makes more sense to me that the homeowner opened the door vs the intruder. I guess that’s where I was going with it.
How would a security system detect broken glass?
Yes. DePape had a hammer, not a gun. Pelosi could have said “He broke in,” cops would have been alerted and would’ve immediately focused on DePape, instead of allowing him to hammer Pelosi.
9:32? I commented, cuz nobody else has, and it seems important.
“Something tells me those two knew each other in some way.....”
My theory: Pelosi and DePape had had a relationship. Pelosi broke it off. DePape came to see him but Pelosi wouldn’t let him in, so he broke in.
A bitchy spurned lover with a hammer can be a problem.
“The house didn’t have a functioning alarm system???”
And where were the Capitol Police. First, they were nowhere to be found on the property. Second, it’s said that they monitor the house’s security cameras from HQ in DC.
DePape took a pretty long time breaking in; I guess they just weren’t paying attention to the camera feed. They could’ve called the local police long before Pelosi called 911.
That’s the point, the whole point
The hammer efforts did not shatter the glass. The glass remained intact and was not penetrated
I did not see the hammer wielder put in the amount of effort required to break such glass.
“My theory: Pelosi and DePape had had a relationship. Pelosi broke it off. DePape came to see him but Pelosi wouldn’t let him in, so he broke in.”
I still think that is a possibility.
What puzzles me is the 911 call—several elements.
Why did Paul make the call at all—he should have expected Capitol Security to be arriving any minute—and on the call he wondered where Capitol Security was....which also suggests he thought that a silent alarm went off....
Paul seemed confused—as am I!
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