fredflintstone
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I have come across many provocative videos leading me to question the official story of the "lone gunman." One is this interesting discussion on Youtube with many infantry veterans saying they know the sound of a belt-fed M-240 bravo when they hear one, and that bumpfire is erratic and doesn't go 150 continuous rounds, as we heard in Vegas. Here in the comments to THIS VIDEO.
My question is this. Taking it from a different angle, I would like to know what you guys think about what I consider to be the "smoking gun" that there is more than one shooter: the sound of distant machine-gun fire in the taxi video, right after a short burst which is practically right over him. Some are trying to say it's an "echo," but LOL an echo which happens a full 40 seconds later. Also the distant burst is much longer. The firing positions sound nowhere near each other. But the some are also trying to say it was just him running from window to window. I say BS. I say those firing positions are hundreds of yards apart if they're an inch. What say yall? Does anyone really believe that's an echo? The distant burst happens at about 44 seconds into the unedited taxi video below.
https://youtu.be/fEf7HObspB0
My question is this. Taking it from a different angle, I would like to know what you guys think about what I consider to be the "smoking gun" that there is more than one shooter: the sound of distant machine-gun fire in the taxi video, right after a short burst which is practically right over him. Some are trying to say it's an "echo," but LOL an echo which happens a full 40 seconds later. Also the distant burst is much longer. The firing positions sound nowhere near each other. But the some are also trying to say it was just him running from window to window. I say BS. I say those firing positions are hundreds of yards apart if they're an inch. What say yall? Does anyone really believe that's an echo? The distant burst happens at about 44 seconds into the unedited taxi video below.
https://youtu.be/fEf7HObspB0