Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Welcome to the Fortune Factor podcast where conversations do matter. Coming to you live from Washington, D.C. Thank you for joining us. Yeah, this is Mike Fortune coming to you live. The Alex Pretty ICU nurse basically was assassinated. And this is the proof or the information that kind of supports that theory. on the Fortune Factor podcast, where conversations do matter. Here we go.
Execution of Alex Peretti. New York Times did a frame-by-frame analysis of the video with some new details that are just incredibly disturbing. So first of all, it proves conclusively Peretti never fought back. They kept saying he was violently fighting them. He literally didn't lift a finger, did not fight back.
Two, ten shots total were fired, four shots initially, six shots after Peretti was lying motionless on the ground. The first shot was one of the guys behind Peretti. The guy had turned around, standing by Peretti.
Chapter 2: What happened during the shooting of Alex Pretti?
He heard one of the other agents say he's got a gun. He pulls his gun out, throws another agent out of the way, and opens fire. Four shots, boom, boom, boom, boom. Didn't see a gun. Didn't see Peretti do anything. Peretti was on the ground at this point, head on the ground, both hands on the ground. He's at Peretti's back.
So they lied when they said that this agent was under direct assault from Peretti and feared for his life. No, he didn't. Peretti was facing the other way, on the ground, hand on the ground. Second of all, as we said, he didn't even look. Literally, he heard the word gun, pulled out his, and shot Peretti four times in the back. because he heard the word gun. That was it.
Peretti was still holding his phone and his glasses when he was on the ground being shot. This is important. If he's got his phone in his left hand and his glasses in the right hand, he's not reaching for a gun. If you're reaching for your gun, you'd have to drop your phone or your glasses so you have a free hand. You drop it, you go for that. He, the entire time, held his glasses.
He didn't want to lose his glasses and didn't want to lose his phone. Never went for the weapon. Final thing here. Was motionless on the ground at this point, right? Shot four times in the back.
Chapter 3: How did the New York Times analyze the shooting video?
Motionless on the ground. And then they shot him six more times. Two agents both pulled out their guns, were standing six feet away from him, saw a guy laying on the ground not moving, and they fired bam, bam, bam, bam, bam, bam into a motionless body lying on the ground. Total of 10 shots in five seconds. This...
Chapter 4: What evidence shows Alex Pretti did not fight back?
All right, there you have it. Nothing less than an assassination. An assassination. Just because somebody yells gun, okay, fine. But I've seen a video where the only gun in question was pulled out by another agent who had walked away. And the guy has his hands on the ground with a phone and... pair of eyeglasses, I don't see how he could reach for a gun with those two items in his hand.
The whole time. Even once they killed him, he still had them in his hand.
Chapter 5: How many shots were fired at Alex Pretti and when?
Ice assassination. That's all you could sum it up as. Because there's no way in the world they could be in fear for their life when a weapon is holstered. A holstered weapon will not go off unless you got your hand on it. That's where we see it on the Fortune Factor podcast. Have a great day. Love, peace, joy, and happiness.