Topic: Agr Building

Dr. Chris Martinson reviews data from the Donald Trump shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania, using sonograms to identify "snick-boom" signatures of supersonic rounds. Analysis of audio from seven high-quality sources, including Trump's microphone, reveals distinct echo geometries that indicate the presence of two separate shooters. Martinson notes that the FBI has shown zero interest in this acoustic data, which contradicts the lone-wolf narrative.

A caller from California argues that the shooter, Thomas Crooks, was a "patsy" and that a second shooter was likely positioned on the water tower or inside the AGR building. Jones agrees that the 26 minutes Crooks spent on the roof suggests a "stand down" or coordination. They discuss potential muzzle flashes seen in various bystander videos.

Hernandez points to body cam footage where an officer mentions a sniper named "Greg" who was inside the AGR building. He argues that this sniper had a perfect line of sight to the roof where Crooks was crawling. Hernandez calls for a subpoena of "Greg" to determine why he did not engage the gunman or alert the Secret Service earlier.

Holly, an attendee at the Butler rally, describes sitting near Corey Comparatore when the shots were fired. She disputes the water tower theory, stating the gunfire clearly originated from the AGR building based on the trajectory that hit Comparatore and grazed Trump. Holly describes the immediate shock and chaos in the bleachers, confirming the reality of the event against claims that it was staged.