Hoax or Real

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Very interesting set of videos CNN shows. First they go and they show the dad during daylight, seven o'clock-ish, it's having a one o'clock in the morning, and he's saying, oh, my son is found. Let's watch this and then it'll change to the other footage that they interviewed him while he's waiting to find out about his son, the connections, folks, the connections. Oh, Cody, I love you son. I just want to thank everybody that let me get out this morning just to put his face on the news, that this is going to be an absolute heart wrenching time for me and my family. I just want to say thank you to every one of you. I thought it was my honor and my duty to come up and let you guys know that we found him. What did you last thought for a son? I don't know, yes he had just moved in with them and was living with them for the last three weeks. Not even month, I talked to him last night before he headed out the door. First thing I said was, please don't drink and drive. Last thing I said was, son, I love you. Okay, now watch out, it goes and changes. Okay, so it's going to change right now to this. He said goodbye to me last night before he walked out the door to borderline. Now, 5.04 am, this is four hours after the shooting. What they showed us first is in gay light to where he's, oh my gosh, they told me about my son. He's dead. Right here, he's already being interviewed for the very, very first time four hours after because, and you'll see why. And is that the last time you spoke to him? That is the last time that I said goodbye to my son. I see that you're at the hospital. What has the hospital told you about who's in there? I am not at the hospital right now, I'm actually at the teen center where they tell the parents to go to basically wait for information. Have you gotten any information? I have not, I am in dark right now and it's actually tearing me up. Jason, we can only imagine how excruciating this is, the not knowing at this hour where your child is. Any parent can imagine the horror of that. Have you spoken to any of your son Cody's friends? Actually, yes, I have. We got woke up last night around one in the morning by some of the girls, Cody's friends knocking on our door, saying that there was a mass shooting at Borderline. Some of his girlfriends got out but they didn't know where Cody was. I'm sure he was there helping shielding anything that or anybody that he could. I know that he went there with a few of his girlfriends so I'm hoping that he is okay. Of course, of course. Do you have one of the tracking apps on your phone to see where his phone is? I do, I do and it's... Oh, you do, huh? Shit, tracking apps? That's new to me, I'm sure they're there. But just in this particular case of your son being murdered, you just happened to be one of the really technological advanced parents that have a tracking app. There. It's at the club. It's not moving, it's not moving, that's the problem. Because he's dead, he's killed. He's killed. The hell that his phone is at the club. His phone is at the club, yes. Yeah. Mm-hmm. This is...no, it actually went through, I'll leave this. Let's play this one. This one's very, very interesting. He fired the first shot and I knew it was live. I knew it was real. I thought it was a joke. So I pulled them down and got some uncover and looked up and he was moving to the right. He shot the front door man, the answer. Well, you're just a young man and he shot the cashier just a young girl. Oh my gosh, you know. Do you believe any of this? And I'm not trying to make light of it. I wasn't there, I don't know. But I will tell you that when I got up early, I caught this as I always turned my computer on. Drink up cup coffee and see what's going on in the world. And pretty much got the glimpse into this shooting. Went off to get groceries, some driving around thinking, you know, as I'm looking at all the people around me going to work, going to work, going to work. And probably didn't even know some of them did. And I'm thinking what? An interesting way that through the internet and the TV, they can push these shootings. And who's going to care? Who's going to find out, right? And then I started thinking, man, when I was 20 years old sitting around getting eye-watching the ex files, dreaming about the fantasy that aliens were going to land. We weren't the only ones in the universe and everything. We didn't have cell phones back then. But we, and I knew back then, if I had the technology that I have now, and that was going on in a bar, of course, anybody out of these young millennials, one person at least would have had the wherewithal that me and my friends did, would literally just lay under a table, try not to get shot dead, of course. Click or press the record on your cell phone and take footage of the bodies, anything we could till it ended, right? And then, very calmly, because of all of these mass shootings happening every other fucking day, walk out of the bar and upload it on the computer. Now, I digress, is there footage from the cameras inside the club that they're going to release later? It's still early, it's only a noon. But this stuff never happens. It just take our words for it. Take our words for it. Or, what? Make it up. How come you never get to see anything? It's always just this is what we're telling you happens. And a sheriff with four stars on his collar says, yep, love people died. And then he had two dads, or one dad saying, yeah, I didn't know where my kid was, and you saw the videos. Okay? But it's so interesting how, with these shootings, seeing and always has the microphone and the camera for anybody that needs to talk. Quick, quick, quick, get over and get hit. Get this guy's testimony. He was a father of one of the kids. I was shot quick. That's all for ease, just a good man. He's not getting paid any winky, winky. No, he didn't get scripted, told or anything. All this is real. And you can't say that in a bar when someone's shooting and killing people out there, you. You wouldn't be even think about holding your smartphone to record people dying. You'd be scared, you'd just run, and you'd just be praying you didn't die. Oh, I can't believe Ellen says it if you are. Right? I just, the realm that I live in and the realm that these younger adults live in, is that much different? I don't know. It's certainly from an observational thousand mile away, 800 mile away, it's the vantage point, and I always see it on the computer. And TV looks like another hoax shooting.