Peter Brown wrote: ↑Sat Apr 17, 2021 9:05 am Total flipping morons.
https://www.insider.com/adam-toledo-vid ... nds-2021-4
What news sources mislead you every day with uninformed opinion? Seriously.
It’s so hard to have meaningful debates with people who don’t have a clue what they’re debating, but have full confidence they do.
Thank you so much for finding this. I fully expected for something like this to show up sooner or later.
It appears that Business Insider did this image analysis. It shows what appears to be a gun in the hand of the boy at 1.8 and 1.5 seconds before he is shot. Thereafter the gun appears to be lying on the ground behind the boy. There are a number of questions raised by the image processed sequence. Multiple news reports claim the COPs said the gun was thrown over the fence, this video does not line up with that testimony. Multiple news reports claim the COPs said the gun was pointed at the COP prior to being thrown over the fence, clearly this doesn't line up with that testimony. The COPs claim the time between the gun being in the boys hands and his being shot was claimed by the police to be less than a second. Clearly this video does not show that, but is difficult to judge time in the middle of such an event. These are minor quibbles with the video.
Now what is not clear from the video is the believability of the physics required to produce the motion seen in the video. I am not going to do that analysis, someone will before this video is accepted as "truth". But there are a few "physics" observations that should make your jaw drop. In time average frames where did the gun go? Not visible in any frame but frame 1 and 2. Those frames show the gun moving slowly in the boys hand as if it is just being dropped right behind him? No gun seen behind him in frame 3 or 4, why? Unless you think the dark flat "object" next to the left foot is a gun, lying very flat. Appears in both frames 3 and 4. Fortunately CPD provides us with an image clearly showing the gun being found after the event, on the other side of the fence. The gun is lying up against the fence, not flat on the ground. Leaning against the fence. In the CPD image of the guns resting place, the curious thing is the gun does not seem to be in position where the video would indicate. It is not found near the hole in the fence where the boy dies.
A major question is why if a simple video frame time averaging would show this, WHY DID CPD NOT RELEASE IT?? Would help their case.
Now Business Insider weakly indicates they did the image analysis. I doubt that, it is more likely they purchased this from a "consultant". Perhaps Mr. Andy Ngo?
So there remain a number of problems before anyone would accept this video frame sequence as real. Clearly these problems don't bother you.
I have to admit I agree with you.