Todd Shipley

Well, I think you're right.

I think there is more to be gotten out of this.

That's evident by the fact that they had this other video that they classified from January 11th that all of a sudden showed up.

But I think one of the things about the current video and the lights you're seeing in there is the bias that law enforcement has shown in their review of that video.

And I mean that they focused on the person in the video because that was what they see and didn't look at the background.

And so oftentimes when we're looking at these things, we have to look at the bigger picture.

And they didn't do that.

They focused on the guy.

They focused on that he had a gun.

They focused on, you know, what was up his sleeve, whether it was a watch or a tattoo, all these things and missed everything.

the fact that there was something in the background that was there that came out through crowdsourcing by somebody on X, you know, through social media, which should have been one of the first things that they looked at when they looked at that video, what's going on.

So there's a bunch of information I think still exists that law enforcement hasn't either gotten to or has not released to us, obviously.

Well, one of the things that we've not seen yet from the releases by the FBI or the Sheriff's Department is the metadata regarding these videos.

Metadata is data that describes other data.

When you take a picture, you take a video, there's data that is collected by the camera that describes who took it, what camera took it, the dates and times, sometimes geolocation.

And so we don't have any of that.

And I think that was why at least initially there was some concern about the January 11th date.

is because there was something that indicated that date in a camera video at some portion, which we haven't gotten yet.

So we don't know what that metadata is related to any of these videos or any of the pictures that have been taken.

Well, they're going to take the screenshots out of it and try to figure out what they can find from that one particular shot and identify if there's anything that's usable in that shot.