Now these are very common. They're easy to get. I think you can order them on Amazon.
They're a remote electronic device that sets off. They're a detonator for detonating explosives or, you know, whatever. They sometimes can be operated off of a cell phone. There are various ways that you can trigger those, but if you paired one of those to a PCP weapon, this becomes a very, very easy thing to execute a mission, an operation like this.
You're behind somewhere in the background behind—I heard one guy comment that there was a van back there underneath the back facade off to the left hand side if you face the stage. That's the kind of a thing that I've done in some of my missions where they are sitting in the van. They open the door—doesn't need to open more than just a little slot—and boom. And then they close the door. These are things that are known, right? I didn't invent this stuff. This is what they do. I just use those tactics in some of my scenes in my books.
And when you have that tied to an electronic trigger, a detonation device, and you could have something up there on the rooftop, you could have somebody holding it. It wouldn't need to be a rifle. Wouldn't be a rifle. But at the moment that you were firing that PCP weapon behind Charlie Kirk, that sound would be going off. And the distraction of that, the entire scenery, nobody would see you back there. They wouldn't hear you. They would all be focused in another direction. All of the appearance would be up there. And then they just finish staging the thing. Somebody runs across the roof, gets picked up by security cameras, jumps down the other side, runs off. They've got a weapon already staged out in the woods. This is a relatively straightforward operation.
Now, is that what happened? I don't know. I'm just letting you know that we understand how to conduct this type of an operation. This isn't particularly tricky as operations go. Pretty standard fare. How does that affect this idea of being beyond a reasonable doubt when all of the official narrative is full of doubts? And we've just presented an entirely plausible scenario that would explain the exit wound in the neck. It would explain the damage to his upper spinal column. It would explain all of this. What can you say? How does that not provide reasonable doubt?
I don't know. I don't know where this is going. I don't know if I'm actually going to post this video, but I just wanted to—I've been thinking about this for days and I thought, you know, I'm going to go ahead and put this together. I think that there is something here that bears consideration.
This is Val Campbell. I will see you on the next video. Keep the faith. Do not lose the interest in this matter because it's very, very important.
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