Troop K
Maximilian J. Baptiste
Jason P. Eckman
Patrick S. Galvin Jermaine J. Graham
Eduardo A. Lopez
Tyler R. Martin
Ryan M. Reeves
Scott A. Serpe
Edward D. Svarchevsky
Jared D. Widmer
Ryan A. Wolk
James J. Yezzo
maybe not this
This morning Chief R. Eric Graham presented Letter of Commendation for 4 of our memb
The shot passes above the top of the bleachers and appears to hit something else — perhaps the crane piston holding the speaker? We will analyze this further later on, thanks to @daniel59 , who has provided us with a top-view picture showing the crane’s position.
It seems dangerously close to where Corey Comperatore was standing. Can anyone confirm which bleacher row Corey was in? If he was on row 5 or 6, it would put him directly in the line of fire from the shot coming from Vent 1.
Sorry, don`t know, first i have heard of it. Back in August 2024, Dayve tweeted that he had witnessed something disturbing and one day he will tell all. To this day, i am still waiting.
I am aware of something that happened around the AGR building for some time that is disturbing, This is something else, and does not involve Corey.
If what Dyve witnessed, and i am aware of it. For his own saftey, it would be best for him to keep it to himself for the time being. Which is what i have done.
I’m sure Shot 25 didn’t pass through the corner crowd
Shot 25 rolled down from Northeast, maybe very close to the northwest face of the TV, and landed over the fingers and knuckles of cornerman ToughOldBird, and behind his back.
We can analyze which shot injured David Dutch before we continue. Shortly before the first shot, he is seen watching the screen at the back, with his left shoulder exposed toward the shooter’s line of fire.
Welcome back, Roger! I’ve been away for a week or so, and a this thread that I thought was dying, seems to have blown up while I was away!
Some videos clearly show the shot on the railing hits the back railing in a spot that is directly behind the guy wearing the “Tough Old Bird” T-shirt (sometimes referred to as TOB), if it were fired from the AGR complex. At least one of those videos also appears to show that shot hitting the back railing about 1/4 second before the first shot that nicks Trump’s ear.
One of the Secret Service counter snipers - the Hercules 2 (north) team member further from the edge of the roof - stated in testimony before congress that “endless” bullets passed close by him to his left. He also stated that his partner thought they passed to his right, implying they passed between them. He thought they came from a suppressed firearm because he didn’t hear a rifle report, and that it was from a northerly direction, although he never saw exactly where the shots came from. He did describe a supersonic crack as the bullets passed. The most commonly shown footage of that team - which seems to show them moving right as the first audible shot is fired - is demonstrably sound lagged. If you watch Trump’s arm movements and when he drops to the ground, it’s clear the sound is lagging almost a second. That team’s movement is in reaction to taking fire.
The earlier and longer of his two testimonies is before the senate committee: https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/Hercules-2-Counter-Sniper_Redacted.pdf
You can see everyone in the back row of the south bleachers reacting to an early shot. Some people say that could be just from the bullet hitting the back railing. It could be from them hearing a bullet whizzing by though. Nobody seems to have interviewed any of the people in back row other than Mr. Copenhaver and Mr. Dutch.
Mr. Copenhaver showed the scar on his arm in an interview on NBC. That scar is long and horizontal - which means it was a deep graze. Based on his positioning when shots, started it could only have come from beyond the Hercules 2 team. That doesn’t directly address the shot that hit the railing, but if one shot came from that direction, it makes it a lot more likely others came from that direction too.