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originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: Asktheanimals
I appreciate your perseverance towards a conspiracy, but as a Las Vegas resident and someone who actually knows a few people that were at the concert, you are insulting those that died or were injured by continuing to spew nonsense based theories.
This guy shot all of those people. There weren't second and third shooters. He wasn't a patsy.
Too many weird things to ignore. Unless your friends were in that room as it happened, no one knows, or likely will EVER know the real truth about what happened for sure. I do not believe that wanting the truth to come out is an insult to those who died - on the contrary I feel it is our duty to look out for each other in the effort to stop this from happening again.
originally posted by: Vector99
a reply to: Asktheanimals
I appreciate your perseverance towards a conspiracy, but as a Las Vegas resident and someone who actually knows a few people that were at the concert, you are insulting those that died or were injured by continuing to spew nonsense based theories.
This guy shot all of those people. There weren't second and third shooters. He wasn't a patsy.
originally posted by: mbkennel
a reply to: Asktheanimals
That area of Las Vegas is built up with lots of concrete and tall, hard buildings. They reflect and echo sound in complex ways, and you will not always hear the initial first-path sound directly from the gun.
Think of it this way: close up, lighting sounds like a single quick shot (which is what the physics is), but further away, the sound is more rolling and complex, because of long propagation and reflection.
originally posted by: cavtrooper7
I'm curious about the helicopter claims that show muzzle flashes BELOW the Nav lights
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
a reply to: EternalShadow
Would it not be a good idea to list these research videos and analyzes so we could research them and build on to them, I assume they are audio and video files with an detailed explanation attached to them.
It would be great to review them.
How is this the wrong site if another person has a different idea of an event to your own, that would not be close minded, that would be considering other options then your own and not just following the herd.
Don't say "Just go and search for them, lots of them out there", there are many 10s of thousands of Vegas threads on various forums, and many more on youtube.
originally posted by: MuonToGluon
a reply to: Asktheanimals
How about getting a sound sample of both and using an audio analyzer to line up the pitch levels on a graph and present it.
Do some research on the generator and see the db levels it emits and join up the data.
Would that not be a better presentation to do? Many open-source free software to do it with, and it would add more weight to your theory.