Inspecting the London Bridge 223 Footage. Streamed Live on 24/07/17

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Okay, greetings. I'm going to test with a live stream video. I'm going to try doing this inspection of the London Bridge attack. The 322 attack light is. I'll be looking at the video and taking on the 20 second of March when the attack happened on London Bridge apparently. And yeah, I've got a few issues with quite a lot of the footage, the victims. None of them look particularly real. As I said, this was taken on the 20 second of the third of this year. I'm sure a lot of you are familiar with it and a lot of people have covered a lot of these things, although personally I think a lot of these people are actually mannequins. Some of them have been pointed out before. I'm namely this one where you see this woman actually move the dummy's hand. Take a look. Actually we can take a close-up, look at that thing there. I'm not sure I can... It looks pretty convincing actually with the exception of the hand. It's a kind of very green colour. I've been noticed absolutely no blood sum anywhere. So this is a very weird puzzle puddle. And what is this? It kind of looks like a face in the puddle. Very weird. Perhaps just one of those weird anomalies you get. Anyway, I'll sit right over and back to the third. As we see, she appears to move her hand. Okay, now we come to the... I'm not sure. Asian contingent, you might call them. They were just standing around on the bridge watching. I think they have a little chat with the person talking right. This here. Do we have a close-up? Yep. Again, actually looks kind of quite convincing. Does it look like a real face, but no eyes. No eyes on this person. So I don't know. I'm not convinced. We'll keep going. See what I mean. Does that look like a dummy? Yeah, there's a couple of things that I don't believe. I'm going to point out that I don't believe anyone else. Just put it out here. We will see. Oh, one minute. Right, this thing here. Very interesting. First of all, we'll take a closer look at the thing on the floor. Here. I don't know if you can see, but there's kind of some definition carved in to make it look like hair, I think. But otherwise, it's a very gray kind of lifeless looking thing. But some interesting happens. Take a look at what this person does with this hand. He puts on his leg and then allows it to slip off to give it the impression that it's moving. Take a look all the way. Right, watch him. Crab his hand. Put something in his leg for a very good reason. You'll see in a minute because he can give the impression that the dummy is moving when he moves his leg out the way. Take a look. See that? He let it slide off his leg. He's used to give it impression like the woman did earlier in the clip. It's real. Okay, carry on. Again, another dummy up. What I believe is a dummy. There is actually a lot of pins. We blood here. Do we have a closer pull up one? Yeah, it's this one. Okay, again, it could be. It's very poor picture quality. So who knows? Right, and we missed a bit there. I'll turn the volume up. Excuse me. Right, someone just says, excuse me, and you assume he's going to tell him, look, stop recording me as well in appropriate. But what he actually says to him, which they cut out of this clip, is they give him directions telling him where to go. Like, if you carry on down this way, but like I say, they've cut it out of the Daily Mirror's clip. But something quite significant happens, then. Right, this person here, I'm not sure if we've got to see his hat, but this is a guy whose girlfriend apparently fell into the river. And we even hear a splash in a minute while he runs off. I didn't quite work out the sequence of events there. Was she already on the other side of the bridge, cleaning on, and then lost a grip at this particular moment? Or, see, I can't see how the car was involved in her falling off the bridge, but we'll take a look. He now starts running off. I'll show you that in a minute. Oh, s**t. And you hear a splash. Do you hear that? Oh s**t. Right, and another YouTuber called Avalon actually made a really good point at this guy. He's got a Rippin' who's jeans. These exact same jeans and trainers were worn. They were worn in a later appearance, but we'll get that in a minute. I actually know we'll get that now. Um, very with. Right, this is supposed to be Romanian man whose partner is fighting for life. Westminster Bridge a week after the attack. So one week after the attack, this was brilliantly pointed out by this guy Avalon in his video. And while we're looking at, while we're looking at, right now as you can see, he's wearing the jacket, trainers and jeans. This is pointed out in this little video here. It's been step-rich to reference. See that? It's exactly the same Rippin' those jeans as we see here. Okay, a coincidence or what? And also by the time, although he's running perfectly well across the bridge here, by the time he makes it a week later, got a broken leg. And where does that? Right, anyway, back to the bridge footage. Here I get my batteries running out actually little. And we missed the biggie there. This woman, a bit of a weird smile on her face. And we'll flip away. Right. So that's... Notice the camera person, quite happy to film injured people on the street. Wouldn't film the woman who went overboard. Don't get that. What's happening here? These are supposed to just be casual bystanders. But as you can see, the road has already been shut off. Traffic's at a complete standstill. You know what's up? They... One car? Yes. Right, now this woman on the phone gives the person a scene, some type of direction just here. Okay, looks at him and directs him that way. Don't quite get that. So, like I said, there was people who pointed out mannequins. I believe there's about three or four mannequins. This person here is the biggie for me, as far as I can say. This is the one that is the most obvious. Stiff of the board. See what I mean? We do absolutely have a closer poem in. Not that one. No, wrong one. Right. See what I mean? Can you tell me the fact? Looks anything like a real human being? And for me, it's the legs, you know? And these are ripped jeans, by the way, or his trousers have been ripped open. Exposing is kind of plasticky white legs. On this hand again, I think it's got a wrist watch on. If not, then the hands become severed from the wrist, but as you see, zero blood. Is that a bit odd? I'll get to the chat in a sec. Yeah, now I'd be interested in that. Can anyone tell me if that looks anything like a real human being? Because I've pointed out to other people, they don't really know a certain thing. Too much for an opinion on it. I'll go back to the bridge footage. I have one made. Fuzz out. But the wrist, but I couldn't work out why. Made it really wrong. Yeah, that's pretty much it. I'm pretty confident that more or less each and every one of these people... ...that this person does not move a muscle with the inshok or what. Okay, that is the end of that footage. So yeah, Robo Max, ten out of ten to Avalon for finding that, definitely. Yeah, it's absolutely ridiculous. What was the weather like that day? To be honest, thinking back, I remember trying to remember what the weather was like. I think to think it was not particularly wet timing yet. And maybe it was, I can't actually remember. And of course, I'm... ...or the chairman of some conservative party was also caught out and found that he was crossing his legs on the bridge at one point. And next time you saw him, yeah, he was absolutely screwed. Alright, while this is, has been my absolute first attempt at a live stream. While second, I did do a quick test once before. Thank you very much for Robo Max for contributing to the chat. I think he's probably one of the few people watching this. I will make this video available. And that's with no editing on it. The wet stream on the bridge resembles the streak in the Stockholm attack. Yeah, some of these, the main ones I've really focused on have been the London and the Manchester attacks. They just seem to be the ones that I can... ...kind of most in people's consciousness at the minute. Although you can't let those things get forgotten, I will actually try and take a look at some of the other footage. And thanks to everyone who's commented on my videos. Always welcome people with opposing opinions, anyone who thinks differently. I certainly don't begrudge them, leave in a comment. Right. Yeah, I'm going to sign out for my battery runs out. I welcome back with another live stream one day. Yeah, I will leave it at that. Take care, all.