That article said the shot was from 110 yards, which is what I used in Google map to see if it aligned with the ESU member’s position, which turns out it did for his approximate location at 6:03.
In this webcam video when at the time-point (a few minutes after the shooting) someone yells “get them out of here” - you can see at the same timepoint in the Source 6 (Stewart video) ESU/Greg N. strolling down the path going south away from the AGR BLD#3. From the new webcam it does not appear that Greg N. was already outside the AGR buildings in the parking lot on the east side of the AGR Buildings - Greg N. has some explaining to do - I think.
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Impressive and locations apparently very carefully measured. Would you please forward to him, or on his YT account, this link to the latest audio source from the police cruiser’s dashcam? It is stationary and of known location, in front of the eastern entrance to the AGR building. Ty.
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Yes - I used the same info to draw perimeter circle out from Crooks’ death position - and once upon a time was speculating that the Shot 9/shooter might me located on or near the light/cell tower - but that does not work I think re. the audio analysis from Source 2 (he’s got a gun).
Again - there is somethings stinky about the Source 6 (Stewart) audio - first and foremost the audio/track plots for the shot signals look like something from commercially available gunshot sound effects - the audio signal for Shot 9 in the Stewart video does not look right given the position of Stewart - the Shot 1-8 audios appear to have been faked to make to make them look and sound like they are from the same gun/location - also baseline noise may have been inserted to cloak the fact that Shots 1-3 are perhaps in 3 separate locations farther away from Crooks’ position - not sure why others not commenting the questions about the Steward audio.
pbd
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Here are the new results from @greg_n using multiple sound sources to pinpoint shot locations.
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I’m here. I’m the guy that did the TDOA video on YouTube. Thanks for sharing the police vehicle video. It’s a really nice, clean audio source right up to the point that shot 10 happens. The officer tugs on his locked door handle at exactly the same time as the gunshot! It is an excellent, stationary sound source. If this has been released sooner I could have used it instead of the Stewart video. (Stewart was moving around so much that it made the analysis difficult.) Someone can check the shot time intervals on this new audio source to see how well they line up with the other four sources. I expect they will align perfectly.
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What happened to shots 1, 4, 6, 7, 8? They do not show up in this update. Any reason given by GN?
Having looked at his earlier analysis with a wider spread, I’m assuming they are simply located underneath the other shots in his graphics.
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Greg, what a labor of dogged integrity and love. Thank you! Thank you also for sharing the code and the methodology in the commentary, amazing transparency.
Someone shared an image of your updated locations for various shots, I noticed the update has shots 1, 4, 6, 7, 8 missing. Any chance they can be addressed in the update as well? Ty.
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It’s hard to see in the uploaded pics. Try if you can freeze the still pic from the body cam at exactly 18:10:55 sec from BWC2-122110.
If you enlarge the top left hand corner, it looks like Crooks feet and head.
He seemed to be looking at the west end of AGR building. Maybe this was the time he looked at the west end crowd.
I think video evidence shows he turned his head just before shot 10.
18:15:31 on police body cam, one catches a glimpse of a dude in white shorts and longish hair walk nonchantly from behind tall trees into car lot…
Local ESU cop who left early sends a text “he knows you guys are up there”. How did Crooks know it was safe to access the roof at 6:08? Was he just lucky or did he see the cops leave the building?
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I think it’s his “book” bag, where he would have packed his AR. This is more or less the spot where it was seen in the Grassley video releases (video 1).
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He is one of the three plain clothes first seen in the D Stewart video. he had just walked toward the corridor and here is on his way back … actually to the eastern corner of the building.
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No, it was some guy Stewart has at the start of his extended cut, rude, in jeans, grey shirt, pepper hair. He did look suspicious, apparently claimed he owned AGR building.
Greg Nicol’s behavior is suspicious in multiple ways and moments, not least of which is his calm demeanor and exposure to the roof while on the grounds, when others 20 feet away are all tense pointing rifles up. At that point, it’s pretty clear he knows Crooks is dead and there is no other shooter (neither of which the nearby LEOs seemed to know).
I think the massive video dump is honest elements within BC LEO (it was they who released the material) who felt the heat being brought by the “lapses” of the two BC ESU snipers. They’re at least showing the story of the boosted policeman is true, just ~37 seconds before shots.
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