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@In2ThinAir is the account behind the most-cited post in the remote-video-deletion thread — the claim that witness footage of the shooting disappeared or changed on phones without the owners acting. That phenomenon has not been demonstrated; this page records the attributed claims and their reach.

Claims from X posts​

  • October 13, 2025 — remote-deletion post — the earliest prominent post raising the exact claim that witness videos were deleted or altered remotely. Reported engagement was roughly 2,554 likes, 726 reposts, and 270,001 views, making it the reference point for the whole thread — documented with competing explanations (and the caution that reach is not confirmation) on Witness Videos Deleted Remotely. (Primary post)
  • Timeline placement — the post is logged as an alleged, non-court-authenticated event on the October 15, 2025 timeline, beside the related FBI Asked a Witness to Delete Their Video claim.
  • Stage-side clip — a watermarked @IN2THINAIR video frame covering the working area next to the stage (Yrefy / Turning Point signage visible) is preserved in the photo backlog, relevant to equipment and access questions around the stage.

Investigative value​

The account's deletion post defines a testable claim: device forensics on any witness phone that allegedly lost footage would either substantiate or collapse it. Until such an examination is public, the thread remains engagement-heavy and evidence-light — which is exactly how this site labels it.

Interesting In This Area​

  • JustTheTweets17 echoed the witness clip about an FBI deletion request.
  • JenEllen773 tracks the surrender video that was never released.
  • JOKAQARMY1 narrated the roof body-cam ending on a reportedly dead battery.
  • Grok replies supply the ordinary-explanation side of each claim.

Interesting In Other Areas​

Images​

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Josh Hammer — X Posts

Two of his own posts, timestamped the day before and the day of, became discussion objects online. The site records the juxtaposition of timestamps and nothing more — no foreknowledge is alleged, and the quoted 2013 post concerned an unrelated subject.

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Elsewhere In The Investigation​

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Witness Videos Deleted Remotely From Phones (Claims)

Attendees who filmed the shooting report their clips were gone, truncated or altered before they got home. No phone in the set has ever been forensically examined, which is exactly what would settle it either way.

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X — Deboosting Investigators

Reported reach suppression on X for accounts working the ballistics, FBI and foreign-nexus threads. Reach is the only distribution a citizen investigator has.

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This is a close-up, upward-angled shot of a concrete ceiling containing a rectangular vent and a security camera.

Surveillance Cameras

Nearly the whole public case for the accused's movements is built from cameras — doorbells, campus CCTV, crowd phones, production rigs, travel-stop recorders. This is the device-by-device index.

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Preliminary Hearing — Day 1 (July 2026)

The opening day, verbatim: camera protocol, then the officer who reached the Losee Center roof and described disturbed gravel, a screwdriver and a shoe print — with his body-worn camera no longer recording. The state's lead agent follows and begins authenticating the surveillance. Read the words rather than the clips cut from them.

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Interesting​

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