…or is there something that is intentionally being hidden.
Two shot dead, 9 injured, numbers of others in the room at the time…and they don’t have eyewitness accounts? They haven’t interviewed the students who were there and saw/heard the shooter? No video from within the school?
Are you effing kidding me?
“Tyler Durden” (a pen name), writing for zerohedge.com, enumerated some (not all) of the impossible-to-believe deficiencies yesterday. Here they are:
- Nearly four days into the investigation, with no identified suspect, motive, or arrest.
- Police detained (and held for a full day) the wrong “person of interest” before releasing them.
- Release of low-quality (“potato quality”) surveillance footage despite Brown having nearly 800 campus cameras; later enhanced by the FBI, but still limited.
- Officials in press conferences are refusing to provide basic descriptions (e.g., height/weight) of the shooter, deferring to online postings.
- Claims of no internal security footage from the building and no working sirens on campus.
- Providence leadership criticized as “clueless”: officials admitting they’re “tired” and needing slack; mayor reportedly going out for pizza while the suspect was at large.
- Brown University scrubbing all online pages and references to student Mustapha Kharbouch shortly after the shooting.
- Accusations of authorities “burying evidence,” local incompetence, and evading questions about motive or shouted phrases.
- Officials (including Rhode Island AG) shutting down speculation about Kharbouch, calling it a “dangerous road” and denying any ethnic/political motive link.
- After a uniform denial, the University eventually came clean, making a statement that explained profile removals as privacy/safety measures amid doxxing, but the explanation was totally inadequate.
This “investigation” does not even approach the status of amateurism.
But, personally, I disbelieve it is as simple as massive incompetence.
I cannot help thinking they are intentionally keeping facts from us for political reasons; to prevent us from knowing the truth and then discussing what that truth means about the culture at Brown University.
Let’s remember that one of the two dead, Ella Cook, was Vice President of the Republican club – which a) made her a distinct minority on campus that b) was despised by many people there.
And let’s remember that the teacher in that room, Rachel Friedberg, was Jewish, and involved in Jewish affairs at the University.
If I were betting, my bet would be that the presence of one of those two women was what prompted this shooting. And if I’m right, is that what they’re covering up?
This stinks. It flat-out stinks.
More on this as it progresses…..IF it progresses.
