The FBI uploaded a video of their suspected shooter running over the roof after the shoot on Charlie Kirk was made. The Utah County Attorney writes in their charging document:
Immediately after the shot was fired, a camera captures the suspect running across the roof carrying an item whose shape is consistent with a rifle.
When I look at the video myself I don’t see “an item whose shape is consistent with a rifle”. When I asked GPT-5 Pro (to have an objective perspective) whether it can find such an item on the video and it can’t find anything that matches the description either.
In the past we discussed how Amanda Knox likely wasn’t guilty as charged because the evidence from the prosecution didn’t really line up. What do you think in this case? Do you see the rifle? Otherwise, what consequences should we draw from it not being there?
That looks consistent with a rifle to me, though there are are really only a few moments as he’s transitioning from the roof to the ground that it’s easy to see he has something long in there.
The more interesting mismatch to me is with the terminal performance of that bullet. The lack of an exit is definitely not consistent with a 30-06 at 140yd striking his neck from that angle. I think I know how to explain it, but I’m curious if anyone else has tried to figure out how that could happen.
[Question] Did Tyler Robinson carry his rifle as claimed by the government?
The FBI uploaded a video of their suspected shooter running over the roof after the shoot on Charlie Kirk was made. The Utah County Attorney writes in their charging document:
When I look at the video myself I don’t see “an item whose shape is consistent with a rifle”. When I asked GPT-5 Pro (to have an objective perspective) whether it can find such an item on the video and it can’t find anything that matches the description either.
In the past we discussed how Amanda Knox likely wasn’t guilty as charged because the evidence from the prosecution didn’t really line up. What do you think in this case? Do you see the rifle? Otherwise, what consequences should we draw from it not being there?
That looks consistent with a rifle to me, though there are are really only a few moments as he’s transitioning from the roof to the ground that it’s easy to see he has something long in there.
The more interesting mismatch to me is with the terminal performance of that bullet. The lack of an exit is definitely not consistent with a 30-06 at 140yd striking his neck from that angle. I think I know how to explain it, but I’m curious if anyone else has tried to figure out how that could happen.