[00:00] Let's get into it. Coach Colin here,
[00:03] guys. Let's I don't want to do the
[00:05] claps, okay? My hands hurt. I mean, I'm
[00:08] just Let's just not do that this
[00:11] episode. Okay.
[00:14] Gotcha. What was that?
[00:18] Anyways, guys, let's just jump right in.
[00:21] This is a theory that I have not really
[00:23] It's not that I haven't taken it
[00:25] seriously. It's just it at first it
[00:28] sounds so crazy and it came about so
[00:31] quickly after uh Charlie passed away and
[00:36] I just never really dug deep into it.
[00:38] But there was a clip that I was watching
[00:40] for another episode that I just finished
[00:42] recording with Vajala VFT and a clip
[00:48] that he shows that really made me it
[00:51] like a light went off in my head and as
[00:54] I saw these security guards around
[00:55] Charlie, I realized what they were doing
[00:59] because they didn't have any blood on
[01:00] their hands. It didn't seem like they
[01:02] were trying to and V VFT makes a great
[01:06] great uh case for what I'm saying right
[01:09] now. Doesn't seem like they're doing any
[01:11] type of lifesaving maneuvers or
[01:15] treatment. Um allegedly that's just what
[01:18] it looks like when we're just watching
[01:21] on a screen. And I kind of realized what
[01:24] they could have been doing allegedly
[01:27] sort of maybe. And let's just watch the
[01:30] clip first and then we're going to get
[01:33] into the whole detonator theory. Okay,
[01:36] but let's watch the clip. This is the
[01:37] clip that made me kind of go, "Wait a
[01:39] second. What's going on?" Watch this.
[01:46] I'm not sure. Everybody's got their
[01:47] hands down there doing something with
[01:49] Charlie.
[01:51] I would hope there's a med bag, a trauma
[01:53] medicine bag. I don't see any gauze
[01:55] being pulled out. I don't see anything
[01:57] being being pulled out and handed off. I
[01:59] think I see things being handed off to
[02:01] people behind them as they run off.
[02:07] But again,
[02:11] as far as we have the footage now,
[02:13] >> now now if you watch that again,
[02:17] right? Cuz I'm like, what are these guys
[02:19] doing? as we saw in this.
[02:24] I'm not sure everybody's got their hands
[02:26] down there doing something with Charlie.
[02:29] Look where one guy is. So, this guy here
[02:31] is arguably
[02:33] over Charlie shoulder head, right? Okay.
[02:37] This guy's beside Charlie near the
[02:39] midsection. This guy's down a little
[02:42] lower. We'll just say like hip level,
[02:44] right? Charlie's a tall guy, so that
[02:46] makes sense for three men to be his
[02:48] torso kind of thing. Um, and to the top
[02:51] of his head, cuz that's where this guy
[02:53] is.
[02:54] In my mind, after watching that,
[02:58] they're probably taking off the
[03:00] microphone.
[03:02] That
[03:03] that makes sense. allegedly, you know,
[03:07] he or these guys are going around suing
[03:09] people in the name of moral high ground
[03:12] when really they just don't want people
[03:13] talking about this whole thing. So, but
[03:16] that's what it that's what went in
[03:18] that's what went off in my head right
[03:19] away. I'm like, "Oh, they're taking off
[03:21] the microphone now. Why would they want
[03:22] to take off the microphone? Leave
[03:24] everything as it is so the case can be
[03:28] investigated properly. Don't touch the
[03:31] cameras. Don't touch the tents. Don't
[03:34] touch the grass. Don't touch his seat.
[03:36] Don't touch anything. Get everybody out
[03:38] of there. Put the caution tape up. And
[03:40] the caution tape stays up for 2 weeks,
[03:42] which is not what happened at all.
[03:46] But right away, I'm like, "Huh, that
[03:48] must be what's going on. They're taking
[03:50] off that." That's just what it looks
[03:52] like to me. I don't know about you. So,
[03:53] I started exploring that theory about
[03:56] the detonator. And this was the first
[03:57] video I saw about the whole detonator.
[04:00] Okay, watch this. Here it is from the
[04:01] wide angle. Watch Charlie Kirk's right
[04:03] side of his t-shirt. Watch the lavalier
[04:05] lapel mic. Do you see it explode?
[04:08] Let's bring it in just a little bit
[04:09] closer. Watch this. Put it in a freeze
[04:12] frame. That is the explosion from
[04:14] Charlie Kirk's lavalier lapel mic. Want
[04:16] to see it again? Bring it in closer.
[04:18] Remember when we told you that that was
[04:19] absolutely an exit wound? Yeah, it is.
[04:22] Check the trajectory of the round that
[04:24] was deployed from that lavalier lapel
[04:26] mic that went directly from Charlie
[04:29] Kirk's lapel. that went directly from
[04:31] underneath Charlie Kirk's white t-shirt
[04:33] up through his neck and created the exit
[04:36] wound that we told you was an exit
[04:37] wound. Immediately when we saw that exit
[04:40] wound, first we had exploding pagers.
[04:43] Now we have exploding mics. Do you
[04:45] remember the vector analysis from John
[04:47] Bray? That proves that all of the
[04:49] activity came from the mic that Charlie
[04:51] Kirk was wearing.
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[05:38] episode. Remember the palm gun guy in
[05:41] the brown shirt? That shadowy looking
[05:42] guy with the sunglasses?
[05:45] Yeah. He pushes the detonator. Clear as
[05:47] day counting gang violence. Great.
[05:57] [Music]
[06:10] [Music]
[06:11] That's the assassin.
[06:14] That's the guy that pushes the
[06:15] detonator, which perfectly aligns with
[06:17] the explosion that pushes that
[06:19] projectile through Charlie's right side
[06:20] of his neck and out the left side,
[06:22] creating the exit wound. I heard that
[06:24] right away, like right right away. And I
[06:26] was like, I don't know about this whole
[06:27] thing, right? But again, after seeing
[06:30] that little clip, I'm like, what? Not
[06:32] only that, I should also pull this up.
[06:35] Well, you know, I don't even have to
[06:37] pull it up. You can take my word for it.
[06:40] The guy who has the brown plaid on. This
[06:44] guy
[06:46] is highly
[06:48] highly trained in saving people's lives.
[06:52] He is highly trained. Okay, I can't
[06:55] overstate that. It's almost to the point
[06:58] where that's what he for a majority of
[07:02] his career, long time, longer than some
[07:04] of you have been alive, he has been
[07:07] administering aid in situations like
[07:10] this. He knows what he's doing. Okay,
[07:12] really quick, guys. I wasn't going to
[07:14] include this in the video, but I'm
[07:17] pretty sure the information is solid.
[07:21] Uh, from what I can see, it just makes
[07:23] sense. Uh, this guy is the guy in the
[07:26] brown uh plaid shirt from from what I
[07:29] from what I'm seeing here. To the
[07:31] mystery security man in the brown plaid
[07:33] at Charlie's event, Rick Cutler. Okay.
[07:36] Uh, retired uh police officer, 29 years
[07:40] of service. Thank you for your service,
[07:41] sir. After retiring in 2019, he moved to
[07:45] Guatemala to aid in training and
[07:47] equipping first responders there. Now,
[07:50] this is the reason I was saying that I
[07:52] knew that the guy in the brown plaid
[07:55] shirt was actually very, very competent
[07:59] in what needed to happen when Charlie
[08:03] got hit. Okay. And now somebody says on
[08:06] uh September 11th, Rick's brother posted
[08:08] on Facebook basically just talking about
[08:11] what happened when he figured out that
[08:13] his brother was actually there and he
[08:16] was very scared and and also just the
[08:19] private security firm that Charlie Kirk
[08:21] and Riley Gaines use at events. I did
[08:23] not know that. Riley needs to uh think
[08:26] about that a little bit. I think so.
[08:28] This is actually him. His name's Rick
[08:30] Cutler. And if you look there, pretty
[08:33] much checks out.
[08:35] Right. Um, and then this is just what
[08:37] his brother wrote about it. Said he, you
[08:40] know, he just realized that his brother
[08:41] was there and he was very scared and the
[08:44] last 20 minutes of the flight were
[08:45] agonizing. The news was still breaking.
[08:47] So, you know, he was just concerned with
[08:49] his brother. He didn't want anything to
[08:51] happen to his brother. But that's why I
[08:53] was saying this guy was so well-versed
[08:57] in this whole thing because where's that
[09:00] last picture? Like this is him. Rick
[09:04] Cutler retired 29 years of service with
[09:07] Irving PD. He will be moving to
[09:10] Guatemala serving as director of
[09:12] training and logistics for Iris relief.
[09:16] He will be training and supplying first
[09:19] responders, the body of Christ in
[09:21] prevent in prevention, sustainability
[09:24] and preparedness, giving hope, saving
[09:27] lives and rescuing the one.
[09:29] Congratulations. So that's that's how I
[09:33] realized that this guy really really
[09:35] really knew what he was doing when it
[09:39] came to what happened with Charlie. Uh
[09:42] he was clearly competent enough to be at
[09:45] that other company, served as a police
[09:48] officer. Such a long amount of
[09:51] experience. He really knew what he was
[09:53] doing. Don't want to downplay him at
[09:55] all. Seems like a great guy. But again,
[09:57] towards what we're exploring in this
[10:00] video, you would think a guy like that
[10:02] would know exactly what to do. You would
[10:05] think a guy like that would know not to
[10:07] move the body, would know, okay, we have
[10:09] to seal up this wound right now. We have
[10:12] no time, like do this right now, right
[10:15] here. We can't wait for anybody and we
[10:17] don't have time to drive him anywhere.
[10:18] You would think he would know all of
[10:20] this, even if it's not firsthand
[10:22] experience that he would have. 29 years
[10:25] of service, you would have to get
[10:28] stories. You know what I mean? Like
[10:30] that's how a lot of these guys gain
[10:31] their knowledge. It's not just what they
[10:33] do and what they learn. It's also what a
[10:36] guy comes in and tells you. I just went
[10:38] through this tonight and I and then I
[10:39] figured out this and I shouldn't have
[10:41] done this and I messed up here. You
[10:43] know, they gain that knowledge through
[10:44] the community of officers.
[10:47] So again, that's how I know that this
[10:52] guy was more than competent, which
[10:54] again,
[10:56] what was he doing? What was he doing
[10:59] over Charlie?
[11:02] Anyway, just wanted to say that really
[11:04] quick. Let's get back to the video.
[11:08] It's very, very odd. Very odd. Now, we
[11:12] move on to uh the next thing because I
[11:15] covered this video already. cuz I
[11:17] thought it was weird. I'm like, "Oh,
[11:18] what are all these handoffs?" You know,
[11:20] I thought that was so weird when I first
[11:22] started covering it. I'm like, "What are
[11:24] all these handoffs?" But now it's
[11:26] starting to make more sense. What would
[11:27] there be to hand off? People were like,
[11:29] "Detonators,
[11:31] palm guns, things of that nature." But
[11:33] it would have to be the microphone and
[11:37] anything that would have detonated the
[11:39] microphone. Now, let let's let's watch
[11:41] this. Allegedly, of course.
[11:45] [Applause]
[12:03] [Music]
[12:06] That's the brown plaid guy. That's the
[12:08] guy. Okay.
[12:15] guy in brown appears to give. Now
[12:18] they're saying it's the remote
[12:19] detonator. Then this guy runs away with
[12:22] it.
[12:23] [Music]
[12:27] He definitely gives him something. He
[12:30] definitely gives him something.
[12:34] [Music]
[12:50] Sorry, I uh I muted myself for a second
[12:53] there. I was just reading this off for
[12:54] you guys. He jumped the table, grabbed
[12:56] something, went to the other guy,
[12:57] grabbed something else, and ran out in a
[13:00] hurry. All true. There was these
[13:03] handoffs. Now, when I first covered
[13:05] this, a lot of well, well, not a lot.
[13:07] There was a few of you that were saying
[13:09] the keys, the keys to the cars, and I
[13:11] was like, that doesn't make any sense.
[13:15] These guys are security. They have
[13:17] drivers already. It's not like, you know
[13:20] what I mean? They already have this kind
[13:21] of stuff planned. They should have had
[13:23] an ambulance there, but they didn't. But
[13:25] they for sure have drivers already. And
[13:27] to think that the guy who's supposed to
[13:30] be watching him also has the keys. They
[13:32] would just have a in my mind at least. I
[13:35] don't know what kind of operation this
[13:36] is. In my mind, I have a driver just
[13:38] sitting there just in case things get
[13:40] too riled up. We just push Charlie into
[13:42] this car and we go in case people just
[13:45] go nuts cuz it's it tends to happen
[13:47] sometime on campuses.
[13:53] [Applause]
[14:05] Counting are not counting gang violence.
[14:07] [Applause]
[14:24] So, there is something going on there. I
[14:26] mean, let's just go through that again
[14:28] really quick. I'm going to keep it
[14:29] muted. You know, you pay attention to
[14:32] this guy. He's clearly about like, if
[14:35] you watch right there, he's clearly
[14:36] about to grab something. He's grabbed
[14:38] it. He just grabbed it. He didn't just
[14:41] grab Oh, no. I think at that point he
[14:44] slid off something to the pocket.
[14:49] This guy gives him something. I don't
[14:51] know if this first guy actually grabs
[14:53] something now that I watch that back
[14:55] slower. Maybe he does.
[14:58] It definitely looks like he slides
[15:00] something off the table, puts it in his
[15:02] pocket, then this guy runs up to him.
[15:05] This guy runs up to him
[15:08] and now they're handing something off.
[15:09] Here
[15:12] he goes.
[15:22] See, even that person says probably the
[15:23] lavalier.
[15:28] But I know, see, here's the thing. I
[15:29] know I have extensive experience in
[15:33] videography. I know how to set up every
[15:36] camera setup you could possibly think
[15:37] of. I've been doing this for more than a
[15:39] decade now. And
[15:42] the thing about it is the mic that he's
[15:44] using is a D8 DJI.
[15:47] I know I actually have the same ones. So
[15:50] that's the type of mic that he's using,
[15:52] right? I can tell by the magnet. It's a
[15:54] square magnet. They all don't have that.
[15:55] They all have different ones. But you
[15:59] wouldn't need any other transmitter
[16:02] nearby.
[16:03] you would just the transmitter would be
[16:05] in the camera or in some audio source or
[16:08] even not at all in an audio source and
[16:10] it can record its own audio. So, it's
[16:13] not like he would need to grab something
[16:14] that's paired with the the lav mic.
[16:17] That's not how DJI works. Um, my buddy
[16:21] Mike actually has my DJI. I need those
[16:24] back. Mike, let me just see here.
[16:29] So, the handoff,
[16:32] right? Like when I first watched that I
[16:33] was like, "Oh, they're assuming it's a
[16:35] detonator." And I was like, "That's just
[16:37] kind of silly." But I'm like, "But there
[16:38] is some kind of weirdness going on."
[16:41] Now I'm starting to rethink that. Put
[16:44] something on him.
[16:46] Something.
[16:53] Then you watch these guys. I mean, this
[16:56] guy could just not be expecting it. I
[16:59] mean, he I don't really see he didn't
[17:01] really do anything.
[17:03] He moves to the He doesn't really grab
[17:06] anything. Now, when he falls to the
[17:08] ground here,
[17:10] he drops. He drops hard, too. It looks
[17:13] like he picks something up, but he did
[17:15] fall hard. He could have just dropped
[17:17] something. Um, you know, I I it if
[17:21] you're going with the premise of a
[17:23] detonator, there can only be so many
[17:26] things in play, right? So there has to
[17:28] be something here. There has to be
[17:30] something on somebody else to press to
[17:33] detonate.
[17:34] And I would think that's it. There would
[17:37] just be two things.
[17:40] Anyway, let's keep going.
[17:43] So he passes something.
[17:57] Oh [ __ ]
[18:05] Yeah. Okay. It looks like he does, but
[18:09] not fully because when he goes into that
[18:12] sprint, you see his hand. So, it would
[18:14] have to be a really quick in the pocket
[18:16] running. Um, but again, the the real guy
[18:20] that's in question from the first video
[18:22] that I showed you to this one is the guy
[18:25] in the brown plaid shirt. That's that's
[18:28] the real thing going on. Allegedly.
[18:30] Don't know anything. This is this is
[18:33] just the theory that has been
[18:35] circulating for quite some time and I
[18:38] was uh I was kind of ignoring it. Uh,
[18:41] check this out. I mean, it's right to
[18:43] the frame. I don't want to show the part
[18:44] with Charlie. So, I'm just going to show
[18:46] him pressing it. He presses it right on
[18:49] right on key.
[18:51] You see that he pressed it is the second
[18:54] he presses it. This is going to show the
[18:57] part with Charlie. I I don't want to
[18:58] show Charlie. I got to be honest.
[19:02] [Applause]
[19:03] [Music]
[19:08] So, this really shocked me because it
[19:10] turns out that brown shirt guy is a part
[19:12] of his security team.
[19:16] [Music]
[19:20] >> So, whatever happened, he pressed it
[19:23] right at that moment
[19:25] and then he ran over, handed something
[19:28] off, went down there. Nobody could tell
[19:31] what on earth they were doing at all.
[19:35] And it would make it would just make
[19:37] sense. If you're going with this theory,
[19:39] allegedly, whatever you got to say, um,
[19:43] if you're going with this theory, then
[19:45] what they're doing here is taking off
[19:48] that microphone because if they left it
[19:50] on, it would have shown something. It
[19:54] would have shown that it blew up. It
[19:56] would have shown that it was modded in
[19:58] some kind of way. It would have shown
[19:59] something,
[20:02] man. Man, here, let's keep going.
[20:07] >> I've seen several versions of this video
[20:09] being floated around uh social media,
[20:11] and it was definitely shocking. I mean,
[20:13] clearly, it indicates that, you know,
[20:15] Charlie was still alive. But then I
[20:17] remembered I actually had this footage.
[20:19] So, I went and compared what I'm seeing
[20:21] on social media with what I actually
[20:23] had. And I want you to see what we have
[20:25] right here. That video that's floating
[20:26] around social media has been
[20:28] strategically and intentionally cropped
[20:31] so you can't see the fact that his arm
[20:35] is being manipulated by this guy right
[20:37] there. And on top of that, this video is
[20:39] slowed to less than 115th the normal
[20:43] speed at which it was filmed. Here, I
[20:44] sped it up 10x and is still not playing
[20:46] at normal speed. You can see his hand is
[20:48] being whipped forward because it's being
[20:50] done very quickly. His hand is not
[20:52] pointing. Neither his arm or hand are
[20:55] doing anything that would indicate
[20:57] conscious movement. Hopefully, we can
[20:58] agree that we shouldn't trust the
[20:59] government. We shouldn't trust the FBI.
[21:01] All these agencies have lied to us time
[21:02] and time again.
[21:04] >> Now, this is uh Paramount Tactical.
[21:06] Great guy, does great work, has a great
[21:09] YouTube channel, but I don't think he
[21:12] realizes what he's showing when he shows
[21:14] all this
[21:14] >> in.
[21:15] >> Now, what he's doing is trying to dispel
[21:17] people saying anything about this video,
[21:21] right? But what I see here is, like I
[21:24] said, I see a guy who's at the hip of
[21:28] Charlie. I see a guy who is clearly at
[21:30] the shoulder because we see an elbow
[21:32] coming up. So, this guy must be at
[21:34] Charlie's shoulder. Brown plaid guy is
[21:36] shoulder top of head.
[21:39] Why are they moving his arm like that?
[21:43] Now again, this is just exploring the
[21:45] theory, but it would make sense that
[21:48] they are moving the arm like that
[21:51] because if the arm's up here, where do
[21:54] you have to go? What do you have to do
[21:56] in this theory? You have to get that
[21:58] microphone.
[21:59] So, you have to move his arm down here.
[22:02] So, you can go in there. You can remove
[22:04] this magnet. And that's hard to do. And
[22:06] that kind of explains what they're doing
[22:08] down there. These magnets are like when
[22:10] you magnetize this microphone, it's like
[22:12] really hard to get off. Sometimes you
[22:14] have to slide it all the way down your
[22:15] shirt. It's it's a wild thing. It's
[22:17] really really strong. So, you have to
[22:19] remove that somehow. Then what usually
[22:22] happens, and again, I have a lot of
[22:24] experience. Once you remove that uh
[22:27] magnet, the microphone falls. It happens
[22:30] all the time. Or you're trying to get
[22:32] the mic off, you do that, the magnet
[22:34] falls. It's it's always one of the two.
[22:37] So, what do you have to do? The second
[22:38] you get that magnet off, it falls. Now,
[22:40] you're going in the shirt. Arm has to be
[22:43] moved this way. So, if he's like this or
[22:46] he's like this, arm has to get moved
[22:48] this way so you can get in there and get
[22:50] the microphone.
[22:52] I'm just saying. I'm just saying. It's
[22:55] starting to make more sense to me. And
[22:56] then
[22:58] again, what what are they doing? What is
[23:02] this guy doing at the hip? Let's play
[23:04] this.
[23:07] What what could he he here Dan Flood?
[23:11] What could he possibly be accomplishing
[23:14] at the hip of Charlie? What could he
[23:17] possibly be accomplishing
[23:20] on the other side of this wound? What
[23:22] could he be accomplishing
[23:24] looking down like this? What could they
[23:26] possibly be doing?
[23:32] They're moving that arm. They're making
[23:34] sure to move that arm down. A lot of
[23:37] people thought, now one thing that
[23:39] Paramount Tactical is dispelling is the
[23:41] fact that people thought Charlie was
[23:43] like fighting for his life, you know,
[23:44] like a worst case scenario type of
[23:46] thing. Now, he has dispelled that for
[23:50] sure. Lifeless, they're moving it, but
[23:54] then they're rooting around trying to do
[23:55] something,
[23:57] right? And um Vajala VFT he's stated
[24:01] clearly what should be happening is you
[24:03] should be putting pressure trying to
[24:05] stop the bleeding as much as you can and
[24:07] then from there you can't move. Your
[24:09] only task is to make the bleeding stop.
[24:12] So he even said graphically he's like
[24:14] you stick your thumbs in there, you rip
[24:16] off a shirt, you jam cloth into there,
[24:20] you do whatever you can to stop the
[24:21] bleeding and then once you've done that
[24:23] you can't move. You've you've done it.
[24:26] He's not bleeding anymore. Blood keeps
[24:29] pumping. Pulse gets better hopefully or
[24:32] it stays faint, but it's still there.
[24:34] And that's it. And you wait until the
[24:36] professionals show up. They move him
[24:39] properly. They stop the bleeding as well
[24:42] or even keep you on it while they move
[24:44] him in and maybe even have you in the
[24:46] ambulance and that's it. You just save
[24:48] somebody's life. That's not what they're
[24:50] doing here. So again, just gets weird
[24:53] when you're looking at this. What are
[24:55] these guys doing?
[24:58] >> I'm not sure. Everybody's got their
[24:59] hands down there doing something with
[25:01] Charlie.
[25:03] I would hope there's a med bag, a trauma
[25:04] medicine bag. I don't see any gauze
[25:07] being pulled out. I don't see anything
[25:09] being being pulled out and handed off. I
[25:11] think I see things being handed off to
[25:13] people behind them as they run off.
[25:18] But again,
[25:23] as far as we have the footage now, I
[25:24] don't see proper trauma medicine being
[25:26] displayed at all. Okay.
[25:29] >> So, he makes a great case. Also, you
[25:31] know, I'm exploring that whole detonator
[25:32] theory, but he makes a great case for
[25:34] just sheer incompetence. If you watch
[25:36] this video, it's called I can just show
[25:38] it to you. Uh, if you watch this video,
[25:41] it's called Is Charlie Kirk's team the
[25:43] real suspects? Full breakdown. And you
[25:45] know that title, it's not misleading.
[25:47] He's he's going through the theory,
[25:49] right? And he makes a great case for
[25:51] them just being incompetent because he
[25:53] himself has had so much experience
[25:56] uh doing exactly what they're supposed
[25:59] to be doing. So, he makes a great case
[26:01] for incompetence. I uh you can't rule
[26:04] that out. But just when I saw that clip
[26:07] that he played, I was like, what are
[26:10] these guys doing? And then it just
[26:12] popped into my head. I'm like, they
[26:14] would have to be removing a microphone.
[26:16] That would be the first thing you want
[26:17] to do.
[26:20] I don't know, man. I don't know. I'm
[26:24] thinking it could be a possibility,
[26:26] but of course, I don't actually know. I
[26:29] mean, there's people talking about, you
[26:31] know, different trajectories. There's
[26:33] people, you know, even Candace brought
[26:34] up a second person and all these
[26:37] different things. And when you really
[26:39] think about it, as you start to hear all
[26:41] these different theories, you know, the
[26:44] multiple shooter
[26:46] and the different trajectory
[26:49] kind of connect to the detonator theory.
[26:53] They kind of connect if you take away
[26:55] that the multiple shooter and you just
[26:58] have somebody with the detonator. But
[27:00] then it becomes where' the sound come
[27:02] from? There was a very loud sound. Now,
[27:06] I don't know if something detonates if
[27:07] it would make that type of sound. Maybe
[27:09] it would, but it does sound an awful lot
[27:11] like a gunshot. You have to admit. And I
[27:15] mean, it cracks. Like, you hear it from
[27:17] the other perspectives. And it's like a,
[27:21] you know, and it's not two shots. It's
[27:23] actually an echo, I think. I don't know.
[27:24] I can't say for sure, but things do echo
[27:27] like that from time to time. uh when
[27:30] you're in a venue like they're in
[27:33] something cracks really loud, it'll echo
[27:36] right away. So it'll crack and then
[27:38] crack, right? You'll hear the real crack
[27:41] and then you'll hear hear the echo crack
[27:43] and then that sounds like as if it's two
[27:45] shots cuz it's an echo of a shot, right?
[27:49] Uh I don't know though. I don't know.
[27:51] But that's that's something I'm
[27:52] considering now. I just wanted to put
[27:54] that out there for you guys. I don't
[27:56] know how you guys feel about the whole
[27:57] detonator thing.
[27:59] but it just came to my mind. Just wanted
[28:01] to leave you guys with that. I'm out of
[28:03] here.
