re: Former FBI agent on Fox now: “professional hit”

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He should learn to stop tweeting so much and wait until shite actually happens

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He definitely needs to learn to stay off the twitters. He's not a celebrity social media influencer anymore. He's a public servant and the head of the highest law enforcement agency in the US. He should act as such. he embarrassed himself today. not a good look

It was a professional hit. 200 yds away man in all black prone position with rifle. Just like the one in all black water tower at trumps rally

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Do you think the kid that shot Trump acted alone?

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Are you saying that you believe a professional hitman took the shot and the kid was just a patsy? As ridiculous as that theory would be, it is actually more likely than Kirk's killer being a hitman.

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the goal was to make the death a public spectacle... then they'd probably do it during an event when all eyes are on Kirk. His death may be meant to send a message to all maga public speakers.

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Or the average loser only really know his schedule at public events

Charlie was very popular with young people, especially men. This arsehole just made him a martyr. I think the left had a very bad day today. They're just too stupid to even realize it yet.

It wasn't a professional hit.

It's one person .... who can shoot, with intelligence who had a plan.

There are half a million men in this country who could easily make that shot, from that distance, with a decent rifle and glass. Especially out west where there are 1000s and 1000s of ELR and ELD shooters .... I shoot against them a half dozen times a year. They have a lot of flat, low humidity, terrain out there.

I watched the guy on Watet's World ... he was wrong to present his perspective the way that he did.

He said, "it wasn't military .... because they go for head shots." WRONG! We go for head shots in some cases but usually center mass.

He said "this shooter was aiming for upper torso." WRONG! We don't know that. Charlie was bobbing his head and had just looked up ... and at that range and with a nervous shooter who's heart was pounding ... he could have easily slapped that trigger.

He said things about the escape aand evade tactics, which I agreed with to some extent, but any intelligent shooter who planned properly and was willing to read a few books could have planned a getaway.

There are a lot of questions but to immediately assume, or even suggest, that this was a paid or professional assassin, is irresponsible and counterproductive. The so-called FBI expert is bullshite imho.

And I've been texting with and answering calls from fellow ELR and ELD BR shooters for the past fuve hours and not one of us believe it is a paid or trained assassin.

The FBI guy mentioned shell casings. If there was only one shot fired ... the shooter knew the direction of ejection and he would pick up the casing. None of us leave brass on the firing line. BUT ... what if he was using a bolty? Why eject the case? You walk away with it still in the chamber.

And what about the weapon? Where is it?

What about the projectile? You can bet they already have it but, other than caliber and manufacturer ... there will be no fingerprints. We all polish projectiles because you cannot retrieve those once you've sent them. They'll be able to determind what type of rifle was used based upon the rifling .... and possibly the crimp, if there was one, which might indicate it's a semiauto.

They'll know what type of propellant was used and whether or not it was a factory load or a handload ... if it was a handload that'll make for an interesting manhunt.

They'll be going to ranges and sifting through projectiles in dirt banks looking for a match.

What about Closed Circuit Cameras ... they're scouring those right now.

I could go on and on. Right now the assassin has a horseshoe up his arse ... but they'll find him. He's been planning this for awhile. He's smart, he's white, he's a fricking libtard with a grudge and he's screwed up somewhere along the way.

The NSA and FBI are all over this. Satellite footage will be scoured ... they'll go through overheads with a fine toothed comb. They'll take every egress angle CCTV footage and run every make, model and form of transportation.

They'll use facial recognition.

They absolutely must figure out where the weapon is .... it's close by somewhere, in pieces probably.

Hopefully the shooter used some nice caliber ... rather than a common caliber. Hopefully he used match ammo ... they'll be tracing every box of factory Match ammo sold in that caliber.

They'll get him eventually.

Calling it a professional hit seems odd to me. For starters, that’s a very loaded word. It implies training, financing, planning. That eliminates the idiot who goes to the gun range on the weekend. It implies a military background or human asset either foreign or domestic. You don’t put that out there if the only thing you’re basing it on is a rifle shot from 200 yards. If they are saying it’s a professional hit, they are telling you without telling you.

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That former agent is apparently a retard.

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well, he was on Fox spewing unproven theories hours after a murder that he has zero info on.

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Uhhhhhhh

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and simply vanish without a trace

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To clarify, by taking the shot from close range they immediately zeroed in on the building. That means they can focus their attention on the cctv there, locate him and trace his steps backwards. If he takes the shot from a much longer range, the search area becomes greater, there’s infinitely more cctv footage to locate and review and he literally vanishes without a trace. As of now, this guy has vanished but they know where to look to find his trail.