Gunshot Or Impact Analyzing Suspicious Timing And Escape
preparedness"That actually sounds like an impact rather than the gunshot itself." Forensic audio analysis — distinguishing gunshot from impact sounds, suspicious camera timing on the roof footage, and the escape angle. Boone applying field expertise to citizen-level crime scene reconstruction.
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That actually sounds like an impact rather than the gunshot itself. So now here's my theory. And let me play. This is the other video that everybody has seen here. And you're going to see the guy running on the roof. Now pay attention. This is the same crowd, just from a different angle, same side of the amphitheater. Okay. Can I just add, I just want to add that this camera shot, very odd timing and panning. Yeah, I agree with that. Continue. Sorry. I agree with that. So we see here, crowd reacts, right? Crowd reacts at zero seconds. We'll give it half a second. And then you pan to here, and you already see the alleged guy on the roof up and running at one second. He's fast, dude. I don't know what you're talking about. He's fast. He disassembled it. He had disassembled it and put it and stuck it in a bag and threw it over his shoulder and stood up and ran off in a matter of a second. It's so laughable, dude. It's so laughable. That's the part where they're definitely bullshitting us. They're lying to us. It's laughable, dude. So being a school trained sniper that has laid in the prone and taking a well-aimed shot at a target. Okay. Is there any realm of possibility that a 22 year old kid who has minimal shooting experience, not anywhere near me or alpha and nowhere near you, is there any physical way that this guy took a shot, ensured that he hit his shot, got his rifle, put it in a towel, And let's assume he already had the backpack on. I think that's it too. I think that's it too. He's, he had to assure himself that he hit the shot. It takes longer for Charlie to start bleeding where he would know that he hit the shot. Then it, then it is even showing him running. Right. And so I think, I think that's what we're looking at too, is he has to confirm he hit the shot. Otherwise he's got three or four more bullets. I don't know. Dude, the guy reading off what was written on the bullets, hilarious. If you're reading this, you're gay. Hilarious. But anyway, yes, yeah. I mean, he has to ensure that he hit his shot. That in itself doesn't give you enough time. I mean, time of flight for 200 meters at, what was it, 140? 140 yards at... 3,000 FPS, it puts you in like a little over half a second maybe. I mean, you're sitting at... I mean, that's not factoring in. That's just bullet flight. It's just not going to happen. You have audio? Okay. To go 143 yards. At 3,000 feet per second, it would take 0.143 seconds to travel 143 yards. But you still have perception and reaction. You still have... Yeah, I mean, it still takes him, I don't know, like another eight frames to start bleeding. I mean, that's a third of a second on top of the 1.4 or .14 or whatever. Yeah, I mean, by the time he started bleeding, you're at half a second. I mean, look, even if the guy took the shot and immediately stood up and began running, he still couldn't react that fast. And see, and that's my only – My only issue is those two videos are still two different parts of the crowd.
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