Dale Comstock

That, you know, that in and of itself doesn't prove anything because maybe the angle, it went off and it maybe went into the dirt somewhere and nobody bothered looking for it.

I don't know.

But there's a lot of weirdness about this thing, especially the impact on the backside.

There's no impact.

Nobody seemed to do an investigation for the bullet.

Nobody actually talked about the bullet.

And then if you look at, you know, that weapon he had,

You just don't take it apart like, for example, an AR-15, you know, like take out two little bolts and fold it up.

That takes a while to do.

In fact, it usually takes a bench rest to break the nuts on it with a tool.

So he's going to take time to do what?

Break that down and put it in a backpack and then climb off the building and then reassemble in the woods?

None of that makes any sense.

None of that makes any sense.

And so...

I'm of the theory that, and so is John, the kid was just, again, a patsy because he was probably already selected a while ago because there's something I didn't know.

This was John explained to me.

I guess you can Google it.

I looked it up finally.

They have what's called information reduction teams, right, in the Pentagon.