Someone has a future career in law enforcement in the code breaking/hacking division,

https://x.com/CollinRugg/status/1864468307346153794

^^^That guy looks like the guy in the hoodie in the pics on page 5. The pic on the left at least, maybe not so much the one on the right.

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Originally posted by trapper189:
^^^That guy looks like the guy in the hoodie in the pics on page 5. The pic on the left at least, maybe not so much the one on the right.

I thought the same thing.


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Originally posted by TigerDore:

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Originally posted by trapper189:
^^^That guy looks like the guy in the hoodie in the pics on page 5. The pic on the left at least, maybe not so much the one on the right.

I thought the same thing.


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First thing I thought, as well.

same chin

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Originally posted by wcb6092:

Recent data from Lending Tree shows that UnitedHealthcare had some of the highest claim denial rates by any insurance company in the US.

A claim denial rate almost 1/3 ?!?!?

Holy fucking shit!! More like theft than insurance! Killing the dude may be a tad extreme but reorganization or shuttering of the company seems reasonable, even compelling.

Health insurance companies have become the Robber Barons of the 21st century and I think there isn't an industry more despised right now.

Something's gotta give sooner or later.

One detail I haven't seen discussed. Who was filming the incident in the original Twitter-posted video (since deleted, but probably available somewhere)? It appears to have been made to appear as if it were taken from a fixed-position security camera yet after the shooter starts to leave the scene, the camera pans to follow him, then stops abruptly as the cameraman realizes he shouldn't be doing that if he wants to maintain the illusion.

Or am I so out of the loop to not know that security cams will follow movement?

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Originally posted by architect:
One detail I haven't seen discussed. Who was filming the incident in the original Twitter-posted video (since deleted, but probably available somewhere)? It appears to have been made to appear as if it were taken from a fixed-position security camera yet after the shooter starts to leave the scene, the camera pans to follow him, then stops abruptly as the cameraman realizes he shouldn't be doing that if he wants to maintain the illusion.

Or am I so out of the loop to not know that security cams will follow movement?

Nailed it!

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by Poacher:

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Much like how if you were to just take a Glock or Sig, stick a threaded barrel in it, and then thread a big heavy suppressor on the end with no booster, the gun won't cycle properly.

I have a G21 that performs without issue with a Rugged Obsidian, which is a very large can.

Because your Obsidian 45 has this piston/booster as part of its design:

Did not know a piston was called a booster!

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Originally posted by architect:
One detail I haven't seen discussed. Who was filming the incident in the original Twitter-posted video (since deleted, but probably available somewhere)? It appears to have been made to appear as if it were taken from a fixed-position security camera yet after the shooter starts to leave the scene, the camera pans to follow him, then stops abruptly as the cameraman realizes he shouldn't be doing that if he wants to maintain the illusion.

Or am I so out of the loop to not know that security cams will follow movement?

it looked like someone just took a phone video of the screen showing the played back security footage.

I've personally seen a cop do this. held his phone near a screen and got the footage he wanted.

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Originally posted by radioman:

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Originally posted by architect:
One detail I haven't seen discussed. Who was filming the incident in the original Twitter-posted video (since deleted, but probably available somewhere)? It appears to have been made to appear as if it were taken from a fixed-position security camera yet after the shooter starts to leave the scene, the camera pans to follow him, then stops abruptly as the cameraman realizes he shouldn't be doing that if he wants to maintain the illusion.

Or am I so out of the loop to not know that security cams will follow movement?

it looked like someone just took a phone video of the screen showing the played back security footage.

I've personally seen a cop do this. held his phone near a screen and got the footage he wanted.

That is exactly what happened. And even if that wasn't, there is such a thing as PTZ cameras...

NYPD Releases Maskless Photos of UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killer

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-...tm_campaign=20241205

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Originally posted by Poacher:
Did not know a piston was called a booster!

Piston.
Booster.
Nielsen Device.


Same thing. Different names.

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by Poacher:
Did not know a piston was called a booster!

Piston.
Booster.
Nielsen Device.


Same thing. Different names.

I have been edumacated today!

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Originally posted by Poacher:
Did not know a piston was called a booster!

On my aged AAC EVO-9 there is both a piston and a booster spring for use If you’re shooting a fixed barrel (e.g., Beretta M9). It won’t reliably cycle without the spring.

As for it being a Welrod, those typically go for > $30,000, a VP9 is $9,000-$10,000, and even a B&T is at least $2,000. I don’t see an amateur putting out that kind of money for a pistol, nor do I see a professional (which this schmendrick ain’t or he’d have tested it first and spent time learning to shoot) using so unusual and traceable firearm.

I’m leaning toward an anti-capitalist, anti-private health insurance, anarchist type, a lá ANTIFA or Occupy, with a grudge against the company.

Noose is tightening around the shooter. Law is closing in on him and he's going to get caught and soon.

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Originally posted by ibanda:
Noose is tightening around the shooter. Law is closing in on him and he's going to get caught and soon.

Hilarious... meaning the Para post....

On a side note, got an email from FGE today for Christmas Specials, Item #1 B&T for $1749.99, payments as low at $64 a month!



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