I would have to say that considering his Hyundai wasn’t even discovered until early early morning j14, after speaking to Crooks parents, and then matching the description to the car, that this is a very hard press to associate this van with the shooter.
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Maxwell, I’m working on another project with a Matthew.
I was looking for Dave Stewart’s (a.k.a. Dayve Stewert) X post where he confirmed that the white van belonged to someone who had been drinking., but couldn’t find it.
I also recently saw someone debunking the van as the make and model owned by Yearick’s. One was a Chevy and the other a GMC
The whole point being, if Yearick was at the rally, he didn’t drive that white van. That was the supporting “evidence” for Yearick being at the rally, and hence the shooter because of the similarities in the photos.
As for the photos, the supporting “evidence” for it being Yearick and not Crooks, who had those nubs on his ears, is that the FBI must have photoshopped those ears over Yearick’s.
If you have to go to those lengths to prove a theory based on an anonymous source the day after the rally, you’re probable dealing with misinformation.
How did Crooks get to the rally? He drove his Hyundai Elantra (not Sonata), which is seen in his driveway in Google Maps satellite view. Myself, and a few others on Peak Prosperity, ID’ed his car months ago. That was recently confirmed in the Congressional Task Force Final Report. (Note: My analysis is in the process of being revised given the recent release of interview transcripts.)
Sidebar Analysis - Patsy’s Car (Rev 6).pdf (3.1 MB)
Excerpt from the Task Force’s Final Report.
So, you have Crooks’ ears in the roof photo that matches Crooks’ younger photos. You also have the shooter’s car found with explosives being the car parked in Crooks’ driveway in 2023 via Google Earth. Everything lines up with the shooter being Crooks.
Nothing lines up with Yearick being the shooter.
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That would have been the escape plan? Yearick maybe died before on some secret mission.
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Pretty silly to have an escape plan using somebody else’s vehicle that didn’t arrive until 3 hours after the shooting.
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That wouldn’t be the getaway car, just a misleading trace.
One final post on the white van showing ownership of the GMC and the different make and model found in Butler.
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I starting putting content on this comatose thread so that people could find content I thought might be important. But the bit about Roger Stone being the source of the Yearick connection - that’s good. Roger Stone has good connections. I subscribe to his substack as a free subscriber (he’d be worth paying for, but I’m paying for at least 6 other people, some of whom are not well off)
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The entrance wound is centered 5.75" below the top of the head, and the exit wound is centered 6.25" inches below the top of the head, almost straight back.
From Clay Higgins’ addendum to the House report:
It looks like there are at least 3 small bullet fragments in Crooks’ head, and a large number of fragments in his shoulder. That darker section toward the left of the head (from our view) in the x-ray is probably where the back of the skull got blown out. You can see the matching hole in the photo. “Fun” stuff.
Anyone know what the grey stuff in the wound area is?
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Probably.
(It is a dianegative image. White areas show the x-ray blocked.)
I don’t remember hearing about this before:
Page 115
Shortly thereafter, law enforcement personnel on the roof were informed that a possible IED was found in the AGR building they were standing on top of. 693
All personnel evacuated the roof and took cover.694
ATL [Butler ESU Op. ATL] estimates that approximately thirty minutes passed before an “all clear” was sounded. 695
By that time, state and federal law enforcement agencies had arrived
at the scene; *LLE did not return to the roof.*696
The FBI then assumed control of the crime scene from the Secret Service; the SAIC of the FBI Pittsburgh Field Office, [FBI SAIC PIT] , took command
of the crime scene and subsequent response.697
That’s totally not suspicious, is it?
You guys will enjoy this interview on the shooting out today https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-sean-davis
Quote of the day from secret service “You live and die by paperwork”
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Only watched the first 30 minutes.
What stands out?
He points out Crooks’ school grades to show how intelligent Crooks was. Crooks’ SAT score of over 1500 would have been more revealing.
He claims that the countersniperleader’s name is unknown. Yet we’ve known for months that his name is John Marciniak.
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I was shocked about the ineptitude of the SS process… I also thought it was interesting that the bombs in Crooks car had the remote detonation capability disabled… guy spending all day on drone tech support only to have them come back online 15 min after shooting. For me it was just more “nefarious” seeming details but yes nothing earth shattering
Somehow the “Successful Failure” came to my mind. (Apollo 13)
Back to the question of muzzle sound. I have googled the problem…
Sound is pressure waves. A gun is a tube full of very very high pressure. As the bullet leaves, the pressure is allowed to escape, and this extremely high pressure escaping suddenly produces a short but violent burst of pressure waves. Sound. This is known as the report.
No, just no. It is like simplified textbook for dummies.
Lagrangian of air has two terms: kinetic energy minus potential energy. Kinetic energy is the speed of gas particles, so it is the temperature. Potential energy is roughly the pressure of the gas. Now we translate the equation into coordinates and derivatives. Apparently it looks like a 2nd order differential equation. However the position itself has no role in it. So effectively it is a first order differential equation of velocity. It cannot make oscillations itself, it can only damping.
there is the sound from the expansion of the gunpower, exploding. most of this happens in the barrel, ideally, but not all of it- and so the hot gas and expanding air of that explosion pushes air out rapidly and then contracting back just as rapidly as it cools and the pressure first stops and equalizes, and then reverses and impacts in the center of the cavity formed by this outward expansion, creating a shockwave or a ‘bang’ as your ears would have it.
It sounds much better. Hot gas blown out cools down immediately and sucked back into the tube. Right, this is one cycle forth and back. Period. Knock.
The audio looks like not one single knock.
It is like, when the hammer hits the piano string. (But it is no time to play the piano, Muttley.) Well, the barrel is not a (piano) string, but still it can oscillate like that. Hollow string?
to be continued
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Nature abhors a vacuum, right?!
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