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In reply to the discussion: Someone got a close-up of the guy who killed the woman. Facebook link. [View all]Ms. Toad
(38,327 posts)through the entire video.
You can track the shooter from the shooting, walking toward the victim's car. He is an ICE agent without a cap.
Then he completely disappears - for at least half of the video. You have no idea where he is, or even if he is still at the scene.
Near the end of the video, you can track an ICE agent walking from the victim's car toward the camera. That ICE agent did not have a cap.
There were dozens of ICE agents in the area (as can be seen by reviewing a number of videos). The early part of the video showed only a half-dozen of them. You have no way of knowing if there were other ICE agents on the scene who were not wearing caps - only that the handful which appeared at the beginning of the video were. Even if every ICE agent on the scene was initially wearing a hat, hats are trivial to remove. In addition, there were no close-ups of the shooter at the beginning of the video. They were all shot from a distance, with so little resolution that not much detail was available. So you have no way of knowing the shooter (in the beginning of the video) is the same agent shown in close-up at the end.
It may be the same video. But, with internet vigilantism alive and well, the consequences of mistakenly identifying the wrong person as the shooter could be disastrous. It is irresponsible to make statements asserting that you can track them through the entire video, when it is impossible to do so with any certainty.