Sean Spicer
speaker
520 appearances
10 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
Sean Spicer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So he hears the shots. He has to get up, orient himself to where the shots are coming from. where if he's got earmuffs on or ear protection on, that can be kind of hard to do because those play tricks with locating sound. Yeah, it's impossible. So he's got to locate the guy where the shots are coming from, has to make identification of the guy who's got the gun and then has to fire at him.
So I don't even blame that guy because he was told to watch this sector. He's watching it. But yeah, 15 seconds. And he fires one shot. With a .308? .300 Win Mag. Wow. That's a big boy gun.
So it's 300 Win Mag.
Yeah, Black Hills ammunition. So the cartridge was Black Hills. It was a 210 grain hollow point tip on it.
Well, and the cartridge is huge. Yeah, it's like four bucks a cartridge. I mean, it's like, it's a big, that's a big boy cartridge. And when you fire a 300 Win Mag, like you feel that. You get fatigued pretty quick.
I can't deal with it. It's so loud.
Yeah. You go to a range where someone's shooting like 300 or up and you're like, oh. It's impolite. I don't know. Put a suppressor on it. No, I totally agree. Wow. That's. Yeah. And 210 grain. That's a big. Yes. That's a big bullet. Yes. And so I think he hits him from 155 yards and it hit him in the lip. goes through the face, out the neck, but then back into his back.
And they recovered a fragment of the mushroomed bullet from Crooks' body.
Where was he? He was, so there was this furious action going on by the AGR building. I believe there were five, either four or five different local law enforcement agencies. So you had the Pennsylvania State Police, you had the troopers. You had Butler County Police. So Butler County was the county where Butler is. You had the Butler Township Police. You had the Beaver County, I think, sheriffs.
So they're one county west of Butler. And then you had the Washington County, which is southwest of Butler. So you had five different local law enforcement. The Washington guys, I believe, were down by the horse ring, which is probably a good 400 to 500 yards away from everything. But they had fairly good visual coverage of everything. So it was mostly the Butler and Beaver County people.
So they're furiously searching around. You've got one guy who tried to climb on the roof.
they're furiously searching he climbs on the roof he's got he uh his partner hoists him up so he's kind of holding on like this to the roof looks up and sees the shooter right there he says the shooter turns on him and aims him and he said i don't know what happened next i don't know if i lost my grip he said next thing i know i'm on the ground i'm on the concrete
So who is the cop who says he shot Crooks? I think it was a Beaver County cop. At some distance, though. Yeah. I mean, he wasn't right on him, but he had him in his sights, fired one round. With a rifle. With a rifle. Swears he shot him.
There's no forensic evidence in Crooks' body that he was shot. But Crooks stopped firing after the eighth round, which was simultaneous with the round from that cop. So did he hit the gun maybe? There's some speculation that he might have hit the stock.
He absolutely did.
They recovered, I think, all eight shell casings.
Yeah, yeah. He didn't run out. He didn't stop shooting because he ran out of ammo.
Yeah, that's when the shooting stopped. It stopped permanently when he got a 210 grain Hornady tip through his upper lip. But the shooting had been stopped prior to that.
Why? Because they had no eyes on him. You had your two snipers on the roof in the north barn, and that was the number two unit, how they were kind of categorized in all the documents. They never saw him because they had a gigantic tree in their way. It was impossible. And so it's interesting. We all watched that footage. Everyone's wondering who got him.
So they see the guy who's kind of kneeling down. He's on the big tripod. People automatically assume, oh, well, he did it. And then he's got the guy prone next to him. No, well, he must've been the one to do it. You see him, like he's either looking through, I think his binoculars, he might've been looking through his scope. He hears the gunshots and he pops up. Do you remember this in the video?
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