According to your analysis, which shot hits the top railing of the bleachers?
“Television will rot your brain, bro.” ™ 
Long ago I stopped watching television.
(Decades ago there was no broadcast on mondays in my country. Can you imagine that?)
Rob, you missed the biggest AI manipulation. The roof powerwash is fake.
I cannot identify the roof was washed by the FBI.
Oh, just one more thing.
This guy walks like Crooks, look at his right leg.
(So someone knew him very well. Or the graduation footage was manipulated.)
But this guy wears striped pants.
Most possibly that photo is fake.
Trump’s hand is not bloody yet. So he just started moving his hand.
Anyway, Mills should release the whole sequence of his pictures taken.
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I would have another question.
The guy in boots is allegedly the CEO of AGR.
Where was he and what was he doing?
From one point of view he keeps eyes on the building.
From other hand he watches the “entrance to the roof” for the shooter.
Someone had to secure that path to the roof, to make sure no rally goers nor police officers would be there.
But it is only a theory which set with circumstances. (Lt. Columbo would say that.)
I think the CEO alerted the red truck guy to clear the fence line. He couldn’t do it personally. Since he had the secret task to watch the “entrance” route to the roof. He could not pass this task to someone else. But without suspection he could tell the red truck guy to take some action.
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Reaction times vary a LOT. If if you look at the people in the foreground when shots start in Mr. Comperatore’s video, you can see the young guy in the cowboy hat whips his head around 4 or 5 frames after the first shot is heard. The guy in red polo shirt with thin white stripes that’s just to his right reacts almost as fast. Two other younger people in that vicinity are not far behind. Those guys are all young, and they are way faster than anyone else.
If you don’t trust the sound of the shots, go by the reaction times of the quickest guys in the foreground, and then look up what reaction times are for 20 somethings.
But even if you took a sample of 25 year olds, none of which have neurological problems from “gene therapy” shot that claims to be a “vaccine”, their reaction times would vary a fair amount. A BIG part of being a successful athlete in many sports is having a quick reaction time.
At any rate, this business of assuming that the shot that hit Trump’s ear went on to hit the back railing is beating a horse that’s already gone to the rendering plant and been made into pet food.
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Intersection of black lines show the corner of railings. Red line shows the possible spot of hit.
From alternate angle:
The problem is: the puff of smoke. So, where was the railings hit?
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I already answered the same question that came from phiphi-the-frenchie.
In this GIF, which comes from a video that has a framerate of 30 frames per second, counting 10 frames between shot 1 and his reaction gives us exactly 0.33 seconds.
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(Couple of years ago I encountered something. It was unexpected and happened so quickly, I completely “forgot” to get scared or fiched.)
OFF: The elephant has way bigger brain, why isn’t it the most intelligent creature?
(It is a quiz of logical reasoning.)
My question is: where the railings was hit? Someone should point at the spot. Mark it.
This video is taken from a slightly higher angle and shows the exact impact point on top of the bleachers railing.
https://x.com/YWNReporter/status/1814294874860167397?s=19
In one frame, you can even see some debris — or possibly the shell itself.
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That railing is yet another piece of evidence the FBI is sitting on, isn’t it? It’s way past time for a mob with pitchforks and torches to hang out in front of the FBI building.
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The impact of the bullet burned a mark into the railing, but unfortunately, the video quality isn’t sharp enough to clearly show it. However, if you watch the very long RSBN live footage here, at 6:45:37, you can see the impact mark on the bleachers.
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Due to the height of the piston, the third bullet could have flown underneath the railing.
The fabric would then have a hole in it.
Is there any video footage that shows the fabric up close?
By the way, John Cullen said in his video that his data is based on photogrammetry, just like Wilcox’s, and that he paid for it.
The first shot could not have gone from “Crooks” to Trump’s ear to either the back corner of the stands or to James Copenhaver.
Look at the following picture, courtesy of TV station WHYY:
We know from the “Storyful” video that Trump’s side of the lectern lined up with the front railings, and the front side of the walkway was a few inches in front of the railing.
We now know from Mr. Comperatore’s video that Mr. Trump’s ear was pretty much lined up with his edge of the lectern when he was shot. Thus, he was about 6 inches behind the plane marked by the walkway and the yellow line on the picture.
I’ve drawn a line from “Crooks” position both to the corner of the south bleachers and to Mr. Coperhaver’s approximate position. Neither lines up with Mr. Trump’s ear, not within even a couple of feet.
Now, this raises a question for the FBI - where did that bullet go? It should have continued on a downward trajectory and hit someone between Mr. Dutch and Mr. Copenhaver, a row or two in front of them, or maybe if everyone was lucky, it hit a vertical face of a bleacher.
Remember, in the House final report, they ONLY specified the trajectories of two of the six bullets they traced - and those bullets wound up in the cover for the jumbotron, and in the door of one of the greenhouse to the south. They withheld information about the other bullets for some reason.
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I’ve looked many times, but it has been difficult to find. However, after carefully reviewing the long RSBN footage, I was able to identify a before-and-after comparison. It appears that the banner was pushed out through the gaps in the bleachers, potentially coming from shot 3?
Perhaps someone else has the time to watch the full six hours of footage and find an even better comparison.
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I’ve had no television for 6 years(+ 1 week).
The Corey link you told me to right-click was ‘on TV’…I didn’t even know which channel. So the Corey video was made from a recording of a recording…
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I think this video shows a ‘hot’ spot point of impact:
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