A link to the video would be helpful.
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Nice! Thank you, I hadn’t browsed @guided 's other videos yet so it was interesting to see another one!
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Also, got it:
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Thanks. I was going to check his footage but didn’t recall it panning that far right.
So, the LS Productions screenshot is at the 1:31 mark, and using my new “Body Bunker” Timeline and synchronizing the video’s 0:52 mark with the “Move” being shouted at 18:11:41, 
, puts the screenshot time at 18:12:20. That gives us a little more to go on.
If this vehicle was parked there for ~7 minutes after this screenshot, I may have guessed it right on my first try. 
It did sound to me like the white and black vehicles the alleged water tower shooter took off in, after coming down on the alleged zip line.
Another case of disinformation from @In2ThinAir.
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I wasn’t able to find anything else, either regarding the time he was officially pronounced dead, or how the body was transported away from the site.
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Hmm? Very interesting. Why the hell would they wait until after midnight (i.e. early Sunday morning, not necessarily overnight) to make a”Determination of Death?” BeC TEMS Michel V-Nicol (a Deputy Coroner) pronounced Crooks dead shortly after she got on the roof. (It was marked on the Death Certificate as 6:25 pm, ~5 minutes before she even stepped onto the roof.) Neither she nor Crooks were from Butler County, so I don’t see why they would have to wait for the Butler County Coroner to get there and make the pronouncement. Butler County EMS had a physician on duty at the rally who could have done it. The Life Flight helicopter would have gotten him to the hospital much sooner where an ER physician would have pronounced him, and then put his body in temporary cold storage until it could be transported to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner, rather than leave at the rally. Something doesn’t sound right to me, that’s all I can say. Thanks for calling it out and sharing it!
Butler County Coroner William F. Young III was unable to attend the campaign rally for former President Donald Trump on Saturday, July 13, because of other engagements, but he found himself at the Butler Farm Show grounds after midnight Sunday to examine the victim who was shot at the rally.
Young and a deputy coroner confirmed the death of Buffalo Township’s Corey Comperatore early Sunday morning and sent his body to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner to complete the autopsy.
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I should add the next paragraph that referenced 6 a.m. Sunday morning, but that was in reference to Crooks’ body.
The coroner and another deputy later returned after 6 a.m. to the American Glass Research (AGR) International building, where he climbed onto its roof to confirm the death of Thomas Matthew Crooks, whose gunfire killed Comperatore and struck three others, including Trump. The presidential candidate’s right ear was struck by a bullet before he was whisked off stage.
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I’m not sure if they’ve limited anything in this particular article as they have with others (judging by what you’ve shared so far, I would think not), but in case here it is in full:
This part strikes me as really strange:
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Thanks. That last paragraph I posted was the last part of the article I could see.
So, he likely arrived after the “All Clear” was given for the explosives search in the AGR buildings, but during the time they were clearing Crooks’ car.
This paragraph clearly states that both Crooks’ and Comperatore’s bodies were transported to the Allegheny County Medical Examiner at around 6 am.
That makes me think that the second helicopter either went back empty, or the ambulance I figured took Dutch to the hospital just took him to the helicopter. That’s very possible. Perhaps they didn’t want to transport him to it in a rescue stretcher or manbasket on a UTV due to his condition. That would make sense, too.
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And as far as this states, that all makes sense:
Except for the fact that they didn’t have an ID on him yet or know that that was even his car yet. Did they? 
I thought they discovered his car around midnight after speaking to his father and attaining the make and model of his car…
Not only are you always Quicks on the Straw(
), but you’re a crack shot, at that!
Trump assassination attempt victim David Dutch speaks out for first time since hospital release
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I figure that’s a decent enough segue into what I just found and am thoroughly enjoying!:
Quick draw mcgraw: Complete series : Hanna-Barbera : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
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Great confirmation on the Dutch Life Flight. Thanks. I’m going to have to update my ESU response analysis, and this time I’l likely have to add a slide. Oh well.
BTW, the screenshot I took from Kuss’s bodycam thinking he was looking towards what I thought was the car @rob-banks was trying to ID, turned out to be Kuss’s vehicle. I got turned around while Kuss was turning around in the trees.
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I don’t recall offhand, but do we have an approximate time of arrival for the LifeFlight choppers? I’ve got a chopper in Collins dashcam:
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I’ve also found representation from two different Harmony Township Fire stations on scene:
Harmony Fire District 22
Harmony Twp VFD
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And I must say, I really like these slides! Nice job catching that! I hadn’t gotten around to checking further into it yet, and catching your own mistake isn’t usually easy!
These remind me of a thing I started working on in Google Earth, trying to map out Kuss’s path seen through his cam. I wasn’t very deep into it, and kind of set it on the backburner, but have wanted to dig back into it. And I know I had inserted photos to go along with his positions, but they seem to have corrupted or otherwise are simple not displaying, but so it goes!
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How did I miss that? Given all the time I spent watching that video over the past month, I must have had my Mr. Magoo glasses on.
The last Fire/EMS Ops radio transmission we have was at just about 18:30:00. One of the last few calls was someone asking how many helicopters were coming, and the response was “2.” Judging by the time you found them, I’m guessing someone at the landing zone was asking the question because he only saw that one helicopter incoming. So, That is likely one of them, the first to arrive. From what I recall, the landing zone was behind the red barns in the relatively open field where LEOs parked. The one seen in the dashcam is likely going to circle back that way.
It took me quite a bit of 'Eagle Eye’ing to finally spot it! But my biggest clue in was actually the audio. We get the audio cues first, then these appear. I’m searching to see, or hear, if I can find the other LifeFlight that comes in, I feel like I have seen it. Or even the helo that does the circle around the AGR giving us rooftop footage.
Thank you, that’s what I thought I had remembered and was going to be another of my questions, where the landing zone was. I feel like even in official documentation that area was designated as such. And I even feel like I saw a video of them landing at one point but I may be mistaken.
Honestly with so many folks at this thing it’s remarkable we only have so much footage…
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I looked at it from a different perspective. Was it still seen later in LS Production’s video.? Yes it was.
Then I tried approximating the angle of view to see what was in line with the 3 or 4 rally goers. I believe it is the house shown.
So, @rob-banks, I don’t think your potential LE vehicle is a vehicle at all, but rather a house.
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There is a good anount of radio comms about the helicopters and arranging for vehicles to support the landing zone in the Fire/EMS Ops radio calls. That’s where I believe I got the location from.
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BTW, that swimming pool has a white wooden fence around it. When I first thought Kuss was looking southward, I thought that must be what we saw in LS Production’s video. Problem was none of the houses matched so I figured I must have gotten turned around. As for line of sight, that fence is way off from the Farm Show gate.
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Go to the 6:30 mark for the location of the landing zone.
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It is tricky. I have an “empty” picture which should be removed.
The result is not as good as expected. There is some ongoing enhancement.
(Gunray: Don’t have to report until we have something to report.)
private void processImage( string name ) { int x, y; int r, g, b; Color c1, c2, c3; // b2 = new Bitmap( name ); b3 = new Bitmap( b2 ); for ( y = 0; y < b2.Height; ++y ) { for ( x = 0; x < b2.Width; ++x ) { c1 = b1.GetPixel( x, y ); c2 = b2.GetPixel( x, y ); // r = 4 * Math.Abs( c2.R - 7 * c1.R / 8 ); if ( 255 < r ) r = 255; g = 4 * Math.Abs( c2.G - 7 * c1.G / 8 ); if ( 255 < g ) g = 255; b = 4 * Math.Abs( c2.B - 7 * c1.B / 8 ); if ( 255 < b ) b = 255; c3 = Color.FromArgb( r, g, b ); // b3.SetPixel( x, y, c3 ); } }
As I know, ambulance does not transport already deceased persons.
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