Deep Dive
Combat Experience Raises Red Flags
A former SEAL Team Six sniper opens by stating his concern about the shooting's suspicious nature. Drawing on his extensive combat background — he's killed more than a handful of people — he identifies specific details that don't match his experience with gunshot wounds. The shirt movement in particular strikes him as wrong; he's killed at people much closer range and never witnessed a shirt react that way. To him, the wound dynamics suggest an explosion rather than a ballistic impact.
Response Protocol Looked Wrong
The SEAL flags the immediate aftermath as the most damning evidence. Instead of standard first aid response, those present prioritized removing cameras and SIM cards, then getting the victim off a social media platform. This sequence suggests deliberate cleanup rather than genuine emergency care. He notes the site was paved over days later — another detail that bothers him. Candace adds that the victim's family quickly forgave the alleged shooter, yet has refused to forgive her for asking questions, which she frames as hypocritical.