Mass Shootings

angelburst29 · Jun 30, 2016

In this article, it states, "Judge Andrew Napolitano told FOX News that an FBI transcript indicated that no one died until 05:13am Sunday morning when the police SWAT teams entered the building" and a copy of the transcript is given.

In California, Howell was arrested at 5am? Is there a connection?

Judge: FBI Transcript Shows Nobody Died in Orlando Shooting Until SWAT Teams entered the Building (Video)
http://freedomoutpost.com/judge-fbi-transcript-shows-nobody-died-in-orlando-shooting-until-swat-teams-entered-the-building/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgRkh1NHlX8

What should have been front page news everywhere, somehow got buried amid the official narrative we were given about the Orlando shooting. Judge Andrew Napolitano told FOX News that an FBI transcript indicated that no one died until 05:13am Sunday morning when the police SWAT teams entered the building.

“Here’s what is news in the summary – nobody died until 05:13 in the morning, when the SWAT team entered. Prior to that no one had been killed. The 53 that were injured, and the 49 that were murdered all met their fates at the time of, and during, the police entry into the building,” Judge Napolitano said.

Consider that the narrative we have been given was that Omar Mateen entered the club around 02:00am on Sunday morning to begin his killing spree, so why was no one actually killed until 05:13am, over three hours later?

Here's the official transcript. (Copy of transcript)

So, this makes one question why the 911 call transcripts are being redacted and why the people are not being told the truth across the media about what really took place.

We have been told that 5 to 6 police officers were already in the club for 15 to 20 minutes or more prior to the SWAT teams' entering.

So, what is the truth here? Some claim that 05:13am is the time of death, but how is that when that suspect was not even down until 05:15am? Could it be that some of the people in the club were shot by the SWAT team or by Mateen? With nearly50 people dead and more wounded, how was Mateen able to get off that many shots? I'm really curious.

Take a listen to the entrance of the SWAT team into the club. (LiveLeak video)

If that was not enough, police officers have even admitted that they may have killed some of the people. WFAA reports:

Monday, Orlando Police Chief John Mina and other law enforcement officers offered new details about the shooting, including the possibility that some victims may have been killed by officers trying to save them.

“I will say this, that’s all part of the investigation,” Mina said. “But I will say when our SWAT officers, about eight or nine officers, opened fire, the backdrop was a concrete wall, and they were being fired upon.”

A law enforcement source close to the investigation who asked not to be named said a crowd of up to 300 people and the complex layout of the dance club may have resulted in some patrons being struck by gunfire from officers.

angelburst29 · Jul 1, 2016

A letter revealed by the Orlando Sentinel shows the FBI requested law enforcement agencies who responded to and investigated the massacre at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub to withhold information from the public.

What Are they Hiding? FBI Tells Florida Cops to Deny Public Records Requests on Orlando Attack
http://www.activistpost.com/2016/06/fbi-tells-florida-cops-to-deny-public-records-requests-on-orlando-shooting.html

A letter from the FBI dated June 20 attached to a lawsuit brought by the City of Orlando seeking the release of 911 calls in full, as well as other records pertaining to the shooting, had also been forwarded to the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office — but included instructions for law enforcement to deny all requests for information.

Under the guise of protecting the investigation — as well as the victims and their families — the letter asks law enforcement agencies to deny information to anyone asking and “immediately notify the FBI of any requests your agency received” so “the FBI can seek to prevent disclosure through appropriate channels, as necessary.”

Under an official FBI seal, the letter signed by special agent in charge of the agency’s Tampa field office, Paul Wysopal — who refused to comment to the Sentinel — states, in part:

As you know, this is an active, on-going investigation being conducted by the FBI. The FBI considers information obtained from state and local enforcement agencies in furtherance of its investigation to be evidence or potential evidence. Accordingly the FBI is concerned that public disclosure of such records or information at this time will adversely affect our ability to effectively investigate the shooting and bring the matter to resolution; could endanger the safety of law enforcement officers, and other individuals who have participated in or are otherwise connected with the investigation; and risks unduly prejudicing any prosecutions that may result from the investigation.

Though the letter claims the 911 audio recordings and any other information pertaining to the mass shooting would have an exemption under the Freedom of Information Act’s Section 522(b)(7)(A) — “protecting records or information compiled for law enforcement purposes where disclosure would adversely affect a pending investigation” — the excuse seems flimsy and superficial.

According to the Sentinel, attorneys for media outlets involved argue in the lawsuit for the release of all pertinent records because there exists “a strong public interest in fully evaluating how first responders and police reacted during the most critical phases of this incredible tragedy.”

Indeed, as recent revelations proved, law enforcement officers responding immediately to the scene entered the club to stop shooter Omar Mateen, but were told to hold their position until SWAT arrived — something Belle Isle Police Officer Brandon Cornwell said took “15 or 20 minutes — could’ve been longer.”

But under strict orders from the FBI, the City of Orlando continues refusing to release any records “out of respect for Pulse shooting victims and the families.”

However, were the FBI truly looking out for the injured and families of victims, withholding information — which could reveal possible negligence or mishandling of an active shooter situation — wouldn’t be considered. In fact, refusing to release information that might help the families seek recourse or some semblance of justice stands contrary to that end.

President of the First Amendment Foundation, Barbara Petersen, told the Sentinel the “FBI doesn’t have the authority to hijack Florida’s constitution, which guarantees us a right of access to all non-exempt public records.”

Ca. · Jul 1, 2016

corbettreport
Training Exercise Mistaken for Real Event, Military Base Goes Into Lockdown
07/01/2016
_https://youtu.be/yR-6Fw8tPi0

A training exercise at Joint Base Andrews yesterday went haywire when someone mistook a routine inspection for an active shooter event and the base went into lockdown. Within minutes, the repeaters of the mockingbird media were reporting it as an active shooter event. And they wonder why “conspiracy theorists” insist on pointing out the overlaps between drills and real world events…

Related Notes :_https://www.corbettreport.com/training-exercise-mistaken-for-real-event-military-base-goes-into-lockdown/
BREAKING: Joint Base Andrews is on lockdown due to a report of an active shooter.
_https://twitter.com/wsvn/status/748510437742768131

Yupo · Jul 1, 2016

I just watched the (several posts above) above video with Bibi's comments on the Orlando event. I got a creepy feeling in the very beginning, when he said something like: "A guy walks into a bar...
It was like the opening of so many jokes that start this way. I think it odd that he chose to begin his statement this way.

Yupo · Jul 1, 2016

Here is another interesting story of what looks to me like ISIS/FBI collusion. Some guy comes under FBI attention for his internet reading about ISIS, thinks to go to ISIS, but has no money. Suddenly has money and is on a plane. Then calls FBI to bail him out of ISIS.

See what you think:
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/07/01/ivy-league-student-traveled-to-syria-to-join-islamic-state-a-few-months-later-he-was-begging-u-s-to-save-him/

Like many fellow Americans, Mohimanul Alam Bhuiya aimed for the stars.

In a 2008 essay for his Brooklyn high school newspaper, Bhuiya wrote, “I believe that I have greatness in me. I want to be a superhero,” the Washington Post reported. He added kudos to President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill who “fought a worldwide battle against the evil supervillain Adolf Hitler.”

Soon he was enrolled at Columbia University — and the brand-new Ivy Leaguer seemingly had the world at his feet.

Then something shifted.

Bhuiya, a Muslim, became deeply interested in the Islamic State. His internet activity on that topic came to the FBI’s attention in June 2014 — particularly that he might try to travel to Syria — so the Joint Terrorism Task Force in New York paid him a visit, the Post said, citing court documents.

But he told investigators that while he was intrigued by what was happening in Syria and supported “rebel groups,” the Post reported, Bhuiya said he didn’t have the cash for the trip and “did not know what he would do if he got there.”
Then a few days later, the Post said, Bhuiya hopped on a flight to Istanbul, got into Syria and soon joined the Islamic State.

It was a decision he’d regret.
Sure enough, that October the FBI got a desperate email from Bhuiya, then 25, who wanted the agency to rescue him. More from the Post:

“I am an American who’s trying to get back home from Syria,” he wrote in his email, according to federal court documents unsealed last month. “I just want to get back home. All I want is this extraction, complete exoneration thereafter, and have everything back to normal with me and my family.”

He added: “I am fed up with this evil.”
The FBI was still verifying his identity when Bhuiya managed to escape about a week later. He returned to the United States, where he was promptly arrested and charged with providing material support and receiving military training from the Islamic State.

In a closed courtroom in Brooklyn, he pleaded guilty to both counts on Nov. 26, 2014, according to the court filings. He faces up to 25 years in prison.
The Post added that while Bhuiya’s name is redacted in the documents, U.S. law enforcement officials confirmed his identity. The paper also reported that “NBC News in May ran an interview with Bhuiya, with cooperation from the Justice Department, in which he appeared under the name ‘Mo’ with his face completely unobscured.”

In his interview with NBC News, Bhuiya said he begged Islamic State commanders not to “send me off to the front lines because I can be useful in other ways. It seemed to me that it would, you know, save my skin.”
Soon Bhuiya realized he couldn’t stomach the bloodthirsty extremists: ”It was just not the Islam I grew up with,” he told NBC News, adding that he could “see madness in their eyes. People who just had a readiness for violence”

He reported witnessing random beatings and arrests, along with “severed heads placed on spiked poles” in Raqqa.
“You could see madness in their eyes,” he recalled. Bhuiya decided to flee. In the email to the FBI, he said he did not have a passport because the Islamic State had taken it. He asked if someone could pick him up at the border.

After he managed to escape back into Turkey, Bhuiya turned himself in at the U.S. consulate.
After being escorted back to the U.S. and arrested by the FBI, Mo signed a cooperation agreement, pleading guilty to providing material support to a terrorist organization and receiving military training from a terrorist organization, FBI officials said.

The two charges carry between 10 and 25 years in prison, but Mo will not be sentenced until “his cooperation is complete,” the officials said. The court may consider “any substantial assistance” he provided in deciding whether to give him a lighter sentence, they said.

FBI officials said they could not talk in detail about the work Mo has done because “they relate to ongoing investigations.” However, they did say that he “has provided reliable information about the identities and activities of other ISIS members.”

“I’ve let my family down,” he told NBC News. “I’ve let my nation down, and I’ve let God down, and I have a lot to make up for.”

Ca. · Jul 2, 2016

Blah, Blah Blah............................. :deadhorse:

KSAT
New Mexico
Post-Orlando, San Antonio Gay Pride Parade will see increased vigilance
_http://www.ksat.com/news/post-orlando-gay-pride-parade-will-see-increased-vigilance
SAPD: ‘We'll definitely have a presence there'

They will be joining Bexar County sheriff’s deputies, San Antonio Park Police officers and private security.

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Voyageur · Jul 3, 2016

angelburst29 said:
In this article, it states, "Judge Andrew Napolitano told FOX News that an FBI transcript indicated that no one died until 05:13am Sunday morning when the police SWAT teams entered the building" and a copy of the transcript is given.

In California, Howell was arrested at 5am? Is there a connection?

Global Research cites a July 3rd article by Prof Michel Chossudovsky http://www.globalresearch.ca/the-orlando-shootings-police-swat-team-involved-in-the-killings/5533620 who also shows the Napalitano video and expands on the timelines (including police statements):

{it's a lengthy article, yet this is the just of it, osit}
[...]

The Orlando Police Department Timeline (see below) (quoted by Judge Napolitano) suggests that no one was killed before 5.13am when the SWAT team stormed the building, it also confirms that the first deadly shots were fired at 5.14am and that the suspect was killed one minute later at 5.15am.

Within the scope of 1-2 minutes, Mateen is said to have killed 49 people and injured 53. And this happened while the suspect was been fired at by the SWAT team.

The reports are contradictory: First they say that the SWAT team was being fired upon by the suspect (see quote above) “who had hid in the bathroom” and then they acknowledge that he was killed when the hostages started pouring out of the building (through a hole in the wall, when they broke down the wall):
[...]

Ballistics

It is worth noting that Mateen allegedly used the Sig Sauer MCX .223-caliber rifle with a magazine capacity of 30 rounds. He also had in his possession a Glock 17 9mm semi-automatic pistol with a standard magazine capacity of 17 rounds.
[...]
2. Both the SIG Sauer as well as the Glock 17 9mm firearms used by Mateen were also used by the police SWAT teams, which suggests that the ballistics for gunshot casualties in the Orlando nightclub (by Mateen and the SWAT team) would be hard to distinguish.

[...]

Ca. · Jul 5, 2016

Orlando Sentinel
Seminole redacts part of Pulse reports (Video-Blocked Exists)
July-4-2016
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/pulse-orlando-nightclub-shooting/os-pulse-shooting-scso-deputies-20160704-story.html

Another 14 pages of documents related to law-enforcement actions at the Pulse nightclub shooting — four of which were mostly or completely redacted — were released by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office on Monday.

The sheriff's office released its communication and dispatch records on Friday; Monday's reports are the deputy accounts from the morning of July 12, when Omar Mateen opened fire inside the gay nightclub in Orlando, leaving 49 people dead and more than 50 injured.

FBI and Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigations are ongoing, and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office said on Monday that portions of the latest report were blacked out because they are "part of its active and ongoing criminal investigation."

More than a dozen Seminole County deputies were on the scene in various roles, but little new information is included in the un-redacted portion.

One deputy described the horror inside Pulse as police tried to rescue victims: "I noticed multiple victims on the ground inside of the night club. I did not see any signs of life or movement coming from any of the bodies on the floor in the nightclub. I also noticed about 15-20 officers and deputies inside the night club [sic] with long guns."

Another said, "I made entry into the night club [sic] from the eastide door to help provide security while others brought wounded victims out. I observed multiple victims lying on the ground who were deceased from the end of the bar closest to the eastside door."

Seminole sheriff's officers helped load gunshot victims into pickups to be taken to the hospital for treatment, or followed up with victims at area hospitals. Others helped maintain a security perimeter or directed traffic around the scene.

One K-9 officer worked with other dog teams from jurisdictions to search for reported explosives.

In the publicly released version of the reports, no deputies wrote of any shots fired after the first gun battle inside the club stopped at 2:18 a.m.

Reports also match the timeline by Orlando Police Department SWAT Commander Mark Canty that the walls of the nightclub were breached at 5:02 a.m., before Mateen was killed.

OPD has not released 911 calls from the attack.

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