The FBI caught him, because his family turned him in. Almost identical to how Luigi got caught—ratted out by a coworker.
The FBI probably wouldn't have figured either case out if somebody hadn't narc'd.
The FBI caught him, because his family turned him in. Almost identical to how Luigi got caught—ratted out by a coworker.
The FBI probably wouldn't have figured either case out if somebody hadn't narc'd.
Can someone explain the intriguing clickbait "untraceable gait" in the thumbnail, which I'm sure is not worth watching to find?
One of the big takeaways I'm getting from this is that if I ever want to dodge surveillance, I need to cycle through a bunch of silly walks
Annoying robot narration, 13 minutes. I might try to snag the transcript if there's one.
That's not a robot... That's just how he talks 😂
It's probably not worth watching. I read that they caught him, because a family member turned him in. If not for that, he probably would have gotten away with it.
He would've escaped...
If he hadn't of just turned himself in before anyone knew he did it?
There were multiple news reports that he was turned in by his own parent. I wasn't aware the FBI were trying to portray otherwise, but I can't say it surprises me. The MAGAt world is pretty much based entirely upon lies - some more believable than others, but almost all statements of any substance are lies to some degree or other.
I once saw a bodycam video where they went to a house where the home wifi had been used for sexual contact with a minor, and they asked the dad which of his sons might have done it, and without even hesitating he told them which son.
Like God damn dude. How big of a creep do you have to be to where your own father doesn't even have to take a second to come to grips with the question first...
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