Thread by @DarrenJBeattie

I have a question for @TheJusticeDept and @FBI

The FBI released several 30-second video clips of the suspected pipe bomber, seeking publics help to identify him

revolver.news/2021/06/federa…

Two of the video clips are from stationary cameras where released clips begin and end with the suspect already in the middle of the frame.

One tape you released is of a stationary camera outside DNC Headquarters, which has the suspect directly in frame sitting on the park bench near where the pipe bomb was allegedly planted.

But the portion of the tape you released is only 30 seconds long, and it starts with him already in the middle of the frame.

You must know how many more minutes the suspect was at the alleged bomb site.

But you have withheld that information from the public.

In another clip, the suspect is loitering outside a home, appearing to be waiting for someone.

The FBI cuts the tape while he is still in the middle of the frame, before we even see what direction the suspect leaves the scene.

The suspect could have been waiting there for minutes, or even met up with another suspect for all we know, but we don’t know because the tape on the stationary camera suddenly cuts.

Let me again state the obvious: the FBI must be in possession of the full tapes of the pipe bomb suspect from these cameras, and knows far more than the public about potentially identifying details.

You have begged the publics help in identifying this pipe bomb suspect- with a $100,000 reward.

Why not release the full tapes if you are truly intending to leverage the public’s help?

How about a hard commitment, here today, to release these tapes to the public immediately?