(09-19-2025, 09:25 AM)specops56 Wrote: It already is. There’s a video showing a muzzle flash from an open window in another building next to the one the “shooter” was on at the exact time Kirk was hit. I’ve seen the video and there’s no mistaking it’s a muzzle flash. That window was on a straight trajectory to Kirk. The “shooters” rifle is a 30-06. The noise from that should have had everyone ducking and running but they didn’t. A 30-06 that can bring down a deer at distance should have just about blown his head off .
They say he had the rifle hidden in his backpack. The BP he was wearing in the video showing him walking into the place was not big enough to hide it even broken down. Also, if that was true, putting it back together would have affected his scope zero. There are many more unexplained things that put the lie to the official story. JFK anyone?!
Terry
I just watched a video and he was clearly shot from behind. I've changed my mind. I'd like to hear from people who contacted the FBI that they had video of the incident. Did they sign NDA's after contacting FBI? Was the video removed from their phones? If people are still in possession of the video they took on a cell phone, it wouldn't be rocket science to map out where they were standing and then use the audio as a shot spotter. Cell phone clocks are synchronized to either a cell signal from the ground or to GPS signals from space so the time stamps would play a small part. But the video portion could also be used to match up the time. Overlay 3 videos sound and you can not just get an idea where the shot came from, you can get a really accurate location of where the shot came from. Syncing the video from the phones would be easy, just a frame by frame comparison. Sound on cell phone video is typically sampled at 44khertz so penty of accuracy there. Video is at 30 frames per second, which would be the weak link. According to my calculations 1/30 of a second error in sync would result in an error of about 35 feet. But that would still give a good idea where the shot came from.
