Monday, August 28, 2023

Why Did Shooter in Jacksonville Wear Mask and Gloves AFTER Confessing to Feds?

After a brief note of thanks and an update on the pending storm heading my way I delve into the new video clips released by authorities in Jacksonville of the shooting at the Dollar General store. Apparently the guy 'fashioned' himself a mask (not bullet proof) and wore gloves during the attack... but he already sent his 'manifesto' to multiple law enforcement agencies. So why hide his identity and try to keep his fingerprints off the weapon? hmmm

 

CNN https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2023/08/27/jacksonville-florida-shooting-surveillance-footage-vpx.wjxt

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2 comments:

  1. To note these days they have extra cover to pull this because we're seeing many serious incidents per day now, hostages, multiple shootings etc. so da peeps are now losing it.

    Here's Little Nappy, in the running to become the founder of the Frenchies Sixth Republic, all under marching orders from his plutocrat masters there, with another classic quote:

    “France and its diplomats have faced particularly difficult situations in some countries in recent months, from Sudan, where France has been exemplary, to Niger at this very moment and I applaud your colleague and your colleagues who are listening from their posts,” he said.
    https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/8/28/french-envoy-to-stay-in-niger-despite-ultimatum-says-macron

    I can only assume by 'exemplary' he means pristine record relative to that other african country they were in generations ago, where they left this mess in addition to all the other mayhem. His speaking notes at the top every page to this day say 'Don't bring up Algeria'!:

    France tested its first nuclear bomb in the Tanezrouft area, a portion of the Sahara that straddles Algeria and Mali, some 30 miles south of Reggane, on Feb. 13, 1960.120. Named Gerboise Bleue (“blue jerboa”) after the left hue of the tricolor French flag and a small rodent living in the Sahara, it had a blast capacity of 70 kilotons — or more than four times the strength of Little Boy, the U.S. bomb dropped on Hiroshima AUG6 at the end of World War II.

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  2. AUG28
    11minutes
    hawaii real estate

    Maui D.E.W: Evidence of Direct Energy Weapon? Judge For Yourself..
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg2WV-B26pA

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