Posted on 10/30/2023 1:32:57 PM PDT by Lazamataz
Improv is a hit and miss affair
Had a moment of clarity and stopped listening to the voices in the ear piece err I mean in his “head”.
It's so confusing.
Like my uncle Lefty.
The Army tried to teach him about hand grenades:
"Pull the pin and throw it."
So he pulled the pin and threw the pin...
I bet he had fewer IEDs on his person than he brought into the park...
I remember renting this movie on VHS for my dad to watch. He laughed so he nearly threw up. Especially when they tied Aunt Edna to the roof of the car.
Lol, it can break the skin…
This is FR. Not only is it a Right to post without reading the article, it is preferred practice…
Still inquiring if his captagon was laced with fentanyl.
Was he vaxxed?
By the description of heavily armed man, how many men are this heavily armed?
https://www.magzter.com/US/Advanced-Research-Media-Inc./Muscular-Development/Mens-Interest/?utm_source=google-shp&utm_medium=Muscular-Development&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8eDPjvueg
Wonder if he froze to death. Very cold in Colorado overnight.
He O.D.ed on cotton candy and popcorn.
Tragic.
Almost same article, details seem clearer.
https://en.buradabiliyorum.com/heavily-armed-mans-body-found-at-glenwood-caverns-adventure-park/
This might be what Natalie Neysa submitted to USA Today.
According to a preliminary investigation, police wrote in a news release Monday, the man, from the Carbondale area, was found dead dressed in black tactical clothing “bearing patches and emblems that gave the appearance of being associated with law enforcement.”
He was armed with a semi-automatic rifle, a semi-automatic handgun and multiple loaded magazines for both weapons, the release continues. He wore a body armor and what appeared to be a ballistic helmet Additional multiple improvised explosive devices (IEDS) were discovered with the suspect and a vehicle associated with the suspect, found at the park.
A bomb squad responded to the park and “we able to render the devices safe,” the release continues.
Bomb squad members backed by the Garfield County All Hazard response team swept the park to make sure no other IEDs were planted.
According to law enforcement, so far the investigation has indicated the suspect’s actions were “limited to the property of the Glenwood Caverns.”
The agency released the following statement on Facebook:
“The initial two days of the investigation have been carried out in the slow, methodical manner in order to search the property, as well as the suspect’s residence to ensure the safety of the public and to begin to determine the extent of his criminal activity. The safety of the public, bomb, disposal personnel, Lawn enforcement, and other first responders were the priority, as well as making sure the cabins were safe to re-open.”
That sounds like my kind of amusement park.
Sundance over on Conservative Treehouse has good article about this:
Weird Story – Colorado Man, Diego Barajas Medina (20), Found Dead Loaded with Heavy Weapons in Amusement Park (Oct 30, 2023)
What he described does not sound as threatening as it could be.
The legit reason for delay is finding/notifying next of kin. It also takes time to suss out any online presense, unravel or fake connections to other nuts or groups before public announcements warn them off, locate/search his dwelling, plant some Trump literature, write up a manifesto, etc. Biggest time waster: the feds are probably involved — possibly even the Community Relations Service, to “manage” the public’s perceptions.
MKUltra overdose ?
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