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Prairie Gates

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9. He had the bike at the killing scene...he rode away on it
Thu Dec 5, 2024, 08:45 PM
Dec 2024

Up through so-called 6 1/2 Avenue and into Central Park. He is then seen on camera coming out of Central Park between 70th and 80th on the bike and then again on 85th street. When he leaves Central Park, the backpack is gone. Police are still searching the park for the backpack.

One other thing to note: between the hostel he stayed in and the B D train station at 103rd street are the (at one time notorious) Frederick Douglass houses, a sprawling housing project that he would have pretty much had to walk through either on 104th street or 103rd street to get to the subway. It used to be quite an interesting walk at 5am to be trapsing through the FDH on 103rd street, which pretty much bisects the grounds. Not sure if it's the same these days, but I'd certainly feel better about making that walk armed!

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Why is that considered choie Dec 2024 #1
because some are acting like he is a folk hero Skittles Dec 2024 #2
Ah. choie Dec 2024 #11
So the guy who paid him is the folk hero? intheflow Dec 2024 #22
I don't think of the shooter as a hero.... BUT.... Happy Hoosier Dec 2024 #23
I doubt he was a professional assassin Meowmee Dec 2024 #3
Definitely NOT a pro. Happy Hoosier Dec 2024 #24
This has been one of my theories. yardwork Dec 2024 #4
I doubt he would use his own ID to check in to the hostel Sanity Claws Dec 2024 #5
Apparently he used a fake New Jersey ID, from what I read. Oneironaut Dec 2024 #7
Not strange. No one knows the actual reason. Only conjecture and speculation. Solly Mack Dec 2024 #6
Cui bono? RockRaven Dec 2024 #8
He had the bike at the killing scene...he rode away on it Prairie Gates Dec 2024 #9
He doesn't appear to be well off. LisaL Dec 2024 #10
His backpack is not cheap FreeState Dec 2024 #19
There is zero proof he isn't well off obamanut2012 Dec 2024 #26
Suppressors take as little as a week to obtain these days NickB79 Dec 2024 #12
Maybe so ... Straw Man Dec 2024 #18
It wasn't a Station Six 9 pistol. NutmegYankee Dec 2024 #13
were they jams? Or was he cycling the bolt action pistol above? Look again. WarGamer Dec 2024 #14
See picture: NutmegYankee Dec 2024 #15
a random youtuber said he was racking the gun each time, unnecessarily. nt ecstatic Dec 2024 #17
If a stock pistol is used, the silencer can cause the slide to not properly close. NutmegYankee Dec 2024 #20
Subsonic Rounds? Elmotime Dec 2024 #25
Possibly. Straw Man Dec 2024 #30
I think y'all are all overthinking it. The only thing unique about that attack was that the killer limited ecstatic Dec 2024 #16
His estranged wife had really nice things to say about him. They lived in the same city allegorical oracle Dec 2024 #21
Cigna did it! Omnipresent Dec 2024 #27
Except the station he exited was an F train local, the sole line that uses that one Aviation Pro Dec 2024 #28
I read today snowybirdie Dec 2024 #29
I'm not an expert... Dulcinea Dec 2024 #31
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