Key insights

• 🔊 Audio file analysis to determine number of shots and shooter's distance
• 🎯 Emphasis on sonic crack and thump timing for identification
• 🎥 Issues with video footage edits and counting interpretation
• 🔫 Differentiating between single and multiple weapons based on timing and sound
• 🕵️‍♂️ Challenges the portrayal of a lone gunman
• ❓ Uncertainty regarding the origin of shots three, six, and beyond, calling for further professional audio analysis
• 🤔 Hypothesis of at least two shooters, possibly three, at the location
• ⚠️ Safety concerns for sharing the analysis, Call for wider dissemination of information

Q&A

• What hypothesis does the speaker present regarding the number of shooters at the location?

  The speaker presents a hypothesis of at least two, possibly three, shooters at the location. They identify distinct Sonic signatures of two weapons being fired and raise concerns about the lone shooter theory, emphasizing the need for wider dissemination of the information.

• How does the audio analysis identify two separate shooters?

  The audio analysis reveals that shooter one's shots lack echoes, suggesting a different location, while shooter two's shots have consistent echoes, indicating a specific position. This suggests the possibility of additional shooters, calling for further professional audio analysis.

• What does the different sounds and patterns in the shots suggest?

  The different sounds and patterns in the shots indicate the use of multiple weapons and shooters, challenging the portrayal of a lone gunman. The analysis also highlights inconsistencies and discrepancies in the audio recordings from the two videos.

• What does the video analysis of the Trump rally shooting focus on?

  The video analysis focuses on the first shots at the Trump rally, the impact on the victim, the type of bullet, and its trajectory. It also emphasizes the importance of having an unmolested video for accurate analysis.

• How is the audio file used to determine the number of shots and the shooter's distance?

  The audio file is analyzed to identify sonic crack and thump timings, which help in determining the distance and type of weapon used. However, there may be discrepancies in counting and interpretation due to issues with video footage edits and counting.

• What does the audio analysis reveal about the shots fired at the Trump shooting?

  The audio analysis reveals that the shots came from different locations and weapons, indicating the presence of at least two shooters. It challenges the official story of a lone gunman and suggests a coordinated attack.

• 00:01 There is rock solid evidence of at least two shooters in the Trump shooting, debunking the official story of a lone gunman. Audio analysis suggests shots came from different locations and weapons. The Deep State is trying to push the lone shooter narrative, similar to past events like JFK and RFK assassinations. The benefit of living in today's world with cell phones and cameras is the ability to analyze events in real-time.
• 04:57 Analyzing audio file of gunshots to determine shooter's distance and number of shots fired. Video footage and sound analysis used. Potential discrepancies in counting and interpretation. Emphasis on sonic crack and thump timing for identifying distance and type of weapon.
• 10:32 An analysis of a video showing the first shots at a Trump rally, focusing on a man getting shot and the trajectory of the bullet. The speaker examines the impact on the victim and speculates about the type of bullet and its trajectory.
• 15:58 The audio analysis reveals different sounds and patterns in the shots fired, indicating the use of multiple weapons and shooters. The distinction in sounds suggests a coordinated attack and challenges the portrayal of a lone gunman. The analysis highlights the inconsistencies and discrepancies in the audio recordings from the two videos.
• 21:38 Audio analysis reveals two separate shooters. Shooter one's shots have no echoes, while shooter two's shots have consistent echoes. The timing and echoes of shots suggest additional possible shooters. Further professional audio analysis is needed for conclusive evidence.
• 27:06 The speaker presents a hypothesis that there were at least two shooters, possibly three, at a particular location. They identify distinct Sonic signatures of two weapons being fired and point out issues with the lone shooter theory. There are concerns about safety and a call for wider dissemination of the information.