Body: burned beyond recognition
Passport and military ID: intact
Not discounting the fact that it’s plausible that the identification could’ve survived, but come on these reoccurring themes are getting coincidental.
Posted by windycitykids
Body: burned beyond recognition
Passport and military ID: intact
Not discounting the fact that it’s plausible that the identification could’ve survived, but come on these reoccurring themes are getting coincidental.
Posted by windycitykids
6 Comments
“Burned beyond recognition” only means the person is not immediately visually identifiable, it doesn’t necessarily mean the person is a puddle of charred jello in every instance.
In other words, there’s no telling who the body is, if indeed there ever was a body.
But, thank heaven an ID is handy to tell us. Oy vey!
I’m starting to think that every time I fly, I need to wrap myself in an outfit made of old passports, IDs and whatnot. Probably won’t even need a parachute in my carry-on.
It makes no sense for a man with military training to choose fireworks for committing a terrorist act, especially when he could have used C4, TNT, or grenades.
The Tesla was rented through Turo, a peer-to-peer car-sharing company.
It was someone else’s Tesla.
Turo’s Terms of Service might have camera access.
If he did “an hero” himself how did he set em off.
For all we know he could have been dead before he even arived or it was a misfire.
It took him sometime to get from one place to the next, fireworks might have been from a late new years celebration he had camping gear, it could have been one horrible accident as well.
But the wound to the head sets all the red flags go up.
Tesla’s have autopilot right? So if a body was already inside of the vehicle in theory, vehicle could be piloted to this location and detonated.
lol. It says right there who did this, the United States Government. 🙂
Thanks, FBI.
[https://i.postimg.cc/DfMBqLHy/CIA-FBI-SMOM-knights.png](https://i.postimg.cc/DfMBqLHy/CIA-FBI-SMOM-knights.png)