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originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: NihilistSanta
a reply to: MotherMayEye
Watch the video I posted and you will see that people identified the wrong number of perpetrators in the fake robbery. Its the first segment of the video so you don't need to watch the entire 50 minutes.
All things considered, I find it highly implausible that a witness would confuse two people getting into a vehicle with three. In one situation two doors would be opened and the other would require a backseat door to be opened OR three people squeezing into a front seat.
These are events that would easily be recalled as far as recalling how many suspects actually got into the vehicle -- which is the main thing the first witness in the OP actually saw.
“He fired lots of bullets. He was white, clean shaven and had dark hair neatly trimmed. He was dressed all in black accept for a red scarf.
originally posted by: blujack21
a reply to: NihilistSanta
One of our processors did this in college. When he was speaking, he had another student come in and do a fake robbery. All of one minute. Sure enough he had us write down what we saw and it was all over the place. He ended up being a brown haired may, average height and a young student. His weapon of choice was a baseball bat. Some people put down that he was black, tall & blond and one labeled him Filipino lol. From carrying a gun, knife, and a 2x4. Eye witness are very unreliable. I thought he was blond & older, got the baseball bat right & he was wearing a plaid shirt, but that was about it. Most people in the class got it wrong to very wrong. Very few had a correct interpretation.
originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: diggindirt
All the witnesses don't agree.
Full stop. End of point.
ETA - to clarify: some witnesses said three shooters. Got it. From that point forward, they don't agree. This is by no means saying there isn't anything going on here with the third person. I want to know who it was that fled on foot and was taken in to custody, and why, and what happened with that.
But I don't think two witness accounts that have some degree of similarity is a smoking gun of a coverup.
Dont let them get you off topic
originally posted by: diggindirt
a reply to: charolais
So we lose our ability to count to three when we're scared? Sorry, but I'm having a bit of trouble accepting that premise. Giving minute details---yeah, I'll go with that but the simple act of counting the number of people seen fleeing isn't something that goes awry with an adrenaline rush.
ISIS sympathizers used the “#America_Burning” hashtag in Arabic on Twitter and in extremist deep web forums to show their glee at the killing of more innocent people, Vocativ reported.
“Three lions made us proud,” one user Tweeted. “California streets are full with soldiers with heavy weapons. The Unites States is burning #America_Burning.”
“Let America know a new era #California #America_burning,” said another hateful Tweet.
originally posted by: elementalgrove
a reply to: mandelaeffect
Strange I do believe eye witness in Paris said the same thing!
kinda swept this under the rug
“He fired lots of bullets. He was white, clean shaven and had dark hair neatly trimmed. He was dressed all in black accept for a red scarf.
The boogieman that is "radical islam" makes it quite easy for those in the shadow to commit atrocities and guarantee that the masses will simply respond to their fear programming!