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According to the FBI, the supposed Orlando shooter, Omar Mateen, entered the club around 02:00 AM and began his killing spree. However, as Judge Andrew Napolitano points out in this clip, that story — the story based off of the unredacted FBI transcript released Monday — doesn’t just directly contradict eye witness testimony, but the FBI’s official narrative itself.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: onequestion
Should be a simple matter of ballistics.
originally posted by: NightFlight
PLG (Presidential Logistics Group) again. Discredit the FBI and Hillary will walk free...
originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: onequestion
Should be a simple matter of ballistics.
originally posted by: lightedhype
a reply to: onequestion
Well i cannot imagine it was all of them. Wishful thinking maybe? But i feel like Omar had to have killed a good portion of them. Perhaps they simply did not comfirm any dead bodies until 5:13. I do not know. This is really strange.
Glad you brought this here. Would like some more input on this from other members.
originally posted by: onequestion
Wow! Bombshell!
What if this is true? Is there a massive coverup going on or what does this mean?
originally posted by: AMPTAH
originally posted by: onequestion
Wow! Bombshell!
What if this is true? Is there a massive coverup going on or what does this mean?
It means nobody died before 5:13 am.
It means all those shot by Omar Mateen were still alive, wounded, laying on the floor of the club, but death had not set in, in anyone.
It means when SWAT breached the wall and entered, the killing began. People died at that point from being shot by bullets, while there were still wounded inside also.
Nobody died, means just that. Nobody died. It doesn't say nobody was shot before 5:13 am.
It means when SWAT breached the wall and entered, the killing began.
]A cop rammed his Bearcat armored vehicle through the club wall. Hostages poured out. So did Mateen, guns blazing. With quick efficiency, officers shot him dead. So ended the worst mass shooting spree in American history, with 49 others killed and 53 wounded. On Monday, Orlando Police Chief John Mina and other law enforcement officers offered new details about the shooting, including the possibility that some victims may have been killed by officers trying to save them. Orlando shooter killed by police in hail of gunfire as he was trying to escape through hole
Along with the freed hostages who were hopping out of the jagged portal to freedom was Mateen who was wielding an AR-15 rifle and semi-automatic Glock handgun he bought days earlier from a Port St. Lucie gun shop. He fired at officers, striking one of them in his helmet before he was shot several times and killed. "There's a hole in the wall about two feet off the ground and three feet wide. We were able to rescue dozens and dozens of people who came out of that wall," Mina said. "The suspect came out of that hole himself with a handgun and a long gun and engaged in a gun battle with officers where he was ultimately killed."
t least one witness has told the media that he was shot at by police. Norman Casiano, who survived the attack by hiding in the bathroom and pretending to be dead, told ABC News that he stayed still and silent until he heard a gunfight that appeared to end when Mateen was killed. When he began to walk out of the bathroom, police shot at him. “I started screaming and yelling, ‘I’m a victim. I’m a victim,’” he said, which stopped the attack.
Orlando Police Chief: Some Pulse Jihad Victims May Have Been Hit by Police
originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: onequestion
Should be a simple matter of ballistics.
Based on OPD radio communications, there were no reports of shots being fired inside Pulse between the initial exchange of gunfire between responding officers and shooter, and the time of the final breach. During this time, the shooter communicated with an OPD 911 operator and an OPD crisis negotiator, and OPD radio communications reported that victims were being rescued.
originally posted by: BlueAjah
a reply to: onequestion
If an exact time of death is uncertain, a coroner will usually call the time at the time the person is found and identified as deceased.
Since they probably could not get to the deceased until the scene was secured, it makes sense that the first time of death would be after they could access the bodies.