Go watch the Mark Wahlberg movie about the Boston marathon bombing.
In the FBI headquarters they have every video for every camera for miles around synchronized with a time stamp. With those resources, backtracking someone for hours is no big deal. Well, it is a big deal, but with big resources it can be done. And with a white millionaire being killed they will bring big resources. If the guy had been poor and black the case would be cold already.
You didn't answer the question. A masked man shoots someone and then rides away. How did they know that it is the guy in the photo?
You didn't ask me, but....because he wore the same exact things where he stayed, with several witnesses that they already interviewed who saw him---recognized him--- with his mask on and the clothes that he wore. Because they have LOTS of evidence to back this up----it's not a coincidence. In addition, he's already been tracked down as far as his identity, but he's simply playing hide n seek better for now....but he'll be caught or take his own life.
I dont understand your questions here? The infographic you have linked to answer your question. There was a camera recording of the suspect. They have one video of the suspect when he comitted the murder, then they just retrieve all CCTV recordings in the area from the time before the murder.
This Is not rocket science, nor do ypu need AI to do that.
There are cameras all over, so all you have to do is find him on his path and sync up the times. Could be cell phone tracking as well but I don’t know that it’s accurate enough to pin him in a specific spot.
But in my neighborhood in Baltimore the cameras are one person's ring doorbell, another's wyze garage cam etc. They aren't all linked to law enforcement. Are there actual law enforcement cameras all over NYC? Then why in the hell are there so many unsolved crimes?
Have you never watched a crime show on TV? Read a detective novel? I am not even American but I understand that there are cameras in a lot of stores, outside banks, at ATMs, probably subway stations etc. The police does not need to own these cameras, they simply ask for the recordings. If a cop comes to your door and says they want your doorbell recording to solve a high profile murder, they will get it.
However not every unsolved crime will get the police go out and retrieve these recordings before it is too late.
(Ps: it might be a small difference between your neighbourhood and Manhattan when it comes to the number of CCTV cameras, don’t you think? Again, not even american so I cant know for sure).
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I still have not received a single good answer of how they know he came in on a bus from Atlanta in November.
Similarly, it's now believed he left on a bus but they don't know where it went. This makes no sense. How do they know where he came in from but not where he left to? Logically thinking about it, it's much easier to understand how they could track him from leaving the crime scene and would know where he went as you just follow the cameras for a few hours.
Going back in time for a week to find where he came from would seemingly be impossible to do in a short period of time.
Maybe its better for you if you try to not think about these things too much Rojo.
They haven't found the bike. How woukd they know where he was lodging based on an ebike? How would they know that he took a bus to NYC several weeks ago?
Are you serious?
They know who he is. That allowed them to track what he's done through the bus system. Unless it's a bus in a city from block to block, you HAVE to provide your ID to get on that bus.
Whether he used a fake one or a real one, they know who he is. If he checked in with a fake ID in NYC, he probably used the same one on the bus he used weeks ago and bingo, they traced his whereabouts.
They 100% know who he is, they just haven't found him yet----aka he's gone into hiding because the picture showed his face and he knows he's cooked. He cannot get on a plane as they'd name him in 2 seconds flat.
There are cameras all over, so all you have to do is find him on his path and sync up the times. Could be cell phone tracking as well but I don’t know that it’s accurate enough to pin him in a specific spot.
But in my neighborhood in Baltimore the cameras are one person's ring doorbell, another's wyze garage cam etc. They aren't all linked to law enforcement. Are there actual law enforcement cameras all over NYC? Then why in the hell are there so many unsolved crimes?
"Public housing project" Rojo. A lot of people in a small area. Often there's criminal activity. Therefor, cameras controlled by the city.
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I'm saddened, for as Franklin said: "Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety”
He even had a handwritten manifesto decrying health insurer practices and, when asked for an ID, apparently showed the same NJ ID he used at the manhattan hostel. How dumb. He is currently in custody for false ID. At least he could’ve tried saying he didn’t have an ID on him and perhaps earned some more time and space.
He even had a handwritten manifesto decrying health insurer practices and, when asked for an ID, apparently showed the same NJ ID he used at the manhattan hostel. How dumb. He is currently in custody for false ID. At least he could’ve tried saying he didn’t have an ID on him and perhaps earned some more time and space.
He even had a handwritten manifesto decrying health insurer practices and, when asked for an ID, apparently showed the same NJ ID he used at the manhattan hostel. How dumb. He is currently in custody for false ID. At least he could’ve tried saying he didn’t have an ID on him and perhaps earned some more time and space.
No, he was busted. The similarities with the photos from Manhattan, would have been enough to detain him.
I wasn't upset at all Rojo, not one bit. I just pointed out what you said and to go ahead and call me an idiot.
Sorry, but you were wrong. The person who recognized him at McDonald's has nothing to do with my point. They already knew who he was as someone, more than one person, ratted him out within minutes of that photo being released. The murderer knew it and wasn't dumb enough to go back to where he lived as he knew that it was being staked out. The person at McDonald's was simply the first person to recognize him out in public. I don't know how else to explain it.
I wasn't upset at all Rojo, not one bit. I just pointed out what you said and to go ahead and call me an idiot.
Sorry, but you were wrong. The person who recognized him at McDonald's has nothing to do with my point. They already knew who he was as someone, more than one person, ratted him out within minutes of that photo being released. The murderer knew it and wasn't dumb enough to go back to where he lived as he knew that it was being staked out. The person at McDonald's was simply the first person to recognize him out in public. I don't know how else to explain it.
He’s right about the idiot part though. You also brain farted some blah about deciphering his identity from his burner phone’s purchase point and signal tracking. They hadn’t even managed to unlock it yet in part because they didn’t see it as that useful for finding his identity compared to the pics they already had.
I wasn't upset at all Rojo, not one bit. I just pointed out what you said and to go ahead and call me an idiot.
Sorry, but you were wrong. The person who recognized him at McDonald's has nothing to do with my point. They already knew who he was as someone, more than one person, ratted him out within minutes of that photo being released. The murderer knew it and wasn't dumb enough to go back to where he lived as he knew that it was being staked out. The person at McDonald's was simply the first person to recognize him out in public. I don't know how else to explain it.
He’s right about the idiot part though. You also brain farted some blah about deciphering his identity from his burner phone’s purchase point and signal tracking. They hadn’t even managed to unlock it yet in part because they didn’t see it as that useful for finding his identity compared to the pics they already had.
False. You have zero comprehension. I said that they would track him by it eventually, but that they already have his photo and that someone would turn him in.
Selective reading to make yourself feel smarter and nothing more. You are taking bits and pieces and are upset because I said it first. Basically, you are just trying to prove me wrong and you failed. When it all comes out, you will see that they already had his name and the guy knew it. You will then go into hiding, I won't. For you to not understand that makes you----not too smart.
Without his photo, they still would have eventually gotten him, believe it or not. But as I posted, with his photo he will 100% be turned in by more than one person...and he was. You don't know anything about cell phone analytics and that's not my fault, it's yours.
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