Posted on 07/25/2024 8:26:48 AM PDT by hardspunned
Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is making public the full extent of bodycam footage obtained from local law enforcement thus far and filmed in the hour following the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.
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At 4:50 one swat guy says “watch out for shell casings”. Another swat guy answers “2,3,4,5 right there”. Then they hover over the body forever. There are only five casings, period! The first three shots could not have been fired from anywhere near the dead patsy.
At the 4:50 mark
“Watch out for casings. 2, 3, 4, 5 right there”!
The first three shots were not fired from that roof. Only the second five wild shots, leaving the casings,. The patsy did not shoot Trump.
At the 4:50 mark
“Watch out for casings. 2, 3, 4, 5 right there”!
The first three shots were not fired from that roof. Only the second five wild shots, leaving the casings,. The patsy did not shoot Trump.
*** body cams an hour or so after the attempt.***
This is a body cam from about 15 minutes after the attempt, presumably SWAT or FIB.
The SS failures are what is called a true cover story.
Crooks was the patsy—fired five or six wild shots but the “kill shot” was fired before Crook fired.
The proof if the video evidence of Crooks at the exact time when the first shot was fired.
He had no “kickback” and no bullet ejecting—because he did not fire it.
This video (last twenty minutes or so) shows the details.
The entire video is well worth watching to fill in more details.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUkgNChQ140
If they couldn’t handle that sloped roof, how on earth can we expect them to climb that long ladder up to the catwalk around the entire top of that tower? 🤣
OK, who shot Trump? The patsy on the roof didn’t. Three distinctly different rounds fired, then five more distinctive rounds fired. Yesterday, Wray answered there were “eight cartridges on the roof” when asked how many casings were found.
At the 4:50 mark of local swat body cam
“Watch out for shell casings. 2,3,4,5 right there”.
Watch the video. These guys are all over that roof for ten minutes. It is absolutely impossible they could have missed three additional casings or cartridges. Where are the casings from those first three shots?
Well, there is a convenient shoulder (?) passing in front of the image at the first shot. And not seeing a flying casing on that video from afar is not exactly mysterious.
I think the fellow below, of the trio, is a bit more, shall we say, thoughtful. Crooks figured he got President Trump with the first shooting, but why not get a few more on the way out? That is as believable as any idea that he fired away after his “boss” had gotten President Trump.
Anyway, I have to get off this machine and do some grunt work around here.
Thanks for your opinion. It is interesting.
I figured it was just a quick out loud count and maybe the others are hidden under the body, rolled under the roof ridge/peak metal, or he missed them.
It sure would have been a lot better if he had slowed down and pointed out each one he could see. I presume there will be still photo documentary evidence to follow, but that could be doctored.
What struck me is that I could not see ANY shell casings on the roof. The brass would definitely stand out against the white roof. Did you see any?
Anyone who has ever fired a rifle knows what a “kickback” is and easy it is to spot.
That is the “tell”.
No “kickback”.
(Decades ago I went to a summer camp and they required that all we kids learn how to shoot a rifle. I was a little kid—small for my age and thin—and the first time I felt the “kickback” was quite a shock.)
Its pathetic and insulting. Otherwise known as “S.O.P” for those clowns.
Would you miss three brass casings on that white roof during the most important investigation in the states history? What’s the deal with the rifle 8 feet away? After that kill shot, he wasn’t staggering anywhere. I enlarged and looked for the casings. I couldn’t find them. I wonder if they were fired from the position of the rifle or corpse?
I could MAYBE see three or four casings bouncing around his feet and his body landing on them. But the absence of ANY visible casings when he is counting them out is really weird. But the velocity of the casing out of the ejection port shouldn’t deposit them at the shooter’s feet.
I would believe the first LEO coming to the body would move the weapon away from the body in case he isn’t dead. But that rifle is a LONG ways from the body.
The video segments that show the weapon clearly show NO scope. Who would ever attempt a critical shot like that with iron sights or a red dot? Red dots don’t work well on small head targets at that range and aren’t very bright at 130 yards. They might work for a center mass shot, but not a head shot.
Lots of things that don’t add up.
Recoil
If the first shooter (first 3 shots) was going to make the kill shot, iron sights are fine for the patsy. Correct?
Wray couldn’t remember if the rifle had a scope or no I think he said I think so...and didn’t know the difference between a casing and a cartridge..spent cartridge.how much unfired ammo was in the rifle on patsy or his backpack?
Yup—recoil is better term.
It feels like a kick back.
:-)
Yeah—the Crook patsy was just firing quickly and wildly—an obvious diversion—and he must have known he was a diversion.
I don’t know where he did the shooting. The casing would eject to his right slightly to his rear. From one the guy counting, they seem pretty closely grouped, “right there”. There was no doubt that this guy was dead. There’s no way some local LE picked up that rifle. The five shots that distributed the five casings were wild, basically sprayed. The shots that left three other casings somewhere else belonged to the pro. It’s like Jimmy Stewart in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, it was irrelevant if he could make the shot. John Wayne, the pro, killed LV.
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