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@ninoboxer is the amplification point for one of the most consequential witness accounts in the case: Ryne Simmons's claim that the FBI asked him to delete his close-up footage of the assassination. The thread is cited on more than a dozen site pages. Everything below is an attributed witness account and amplification, not an adjudicated fact.
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- Amplified witness Ryne Simmons's account (circulating from ~October 25–29, 2025): he recorded a close-up 4K, 60fps video of the shooting, sent it to the FBI to help investigators, was instructed to delete his copy — with follow-up calls to confirm the deletion — and says he secretly preserved a copy anyway. (Source)
- The site rates this EMERGING — stronger than an anonymous claim because it is a named witness describing his own experience. Full treatment: FBI Asked Witness to Delete Video, Ryne Simmons — FBI Video, and Simmons Video Deletion.
- If true, commentators argue, this is direct federal pressure on a citizen witness — distinct from platform moderation — and an indicator of evidence suppression rather than preservation. See Censorship of Investigators and Eyewitness Mobile Video.
- The amplification wave included @ShadowofEzra, @BasedSamParker, @JustTheTweets17, and @AdameMedia; official public statements have not fully confirmed or denied the allegations.
Investigative value
The Simmons thread is the site's most-documented government-adjacent censorship episode and the anchor of the witness-video preservation fight. Its value rides on Simmons's own credibility and on whether the preserved copy ever enters the public record — both open questions.