Duncan Lemp was murdered in his parent's house while he slept next to his girlfriend FROM OUTSIDE THE HOUSE. This is a PSA about through-the-wall imaging radar. (news)

submitted ago by alele-opathic

Nobody in the other Voat post has yet recognized that Duncan Lemp was effectively shot through his wall while he slept next to his girlfriend.

In case none of you realized, this technology has existed for decades, was originally developed by (((black project spooks))), but then leaked to our own jewish assault squads (i.e. SWAT). As an aside, I'd like to remind everyone that our (((police forces))) literally go to Israel to train in brutality, and many of our police trainers stateside are jewish. There are so many cites for this that it is impossible to list them all - just throw something into a search engine and start reading.

Anyway:

If you are properly preparing for war, as you should be, I recommend placing the conductive foil/mesh/etc underneath your drywall. At the very least, bedrooms should be defended, so that you don't get sniped in your sleep like Duncan.

 

@Tallest_Skil @chirogonemd @tsilent_tsunami @Sir_Ebral come look at this and tell me what you think.

@phantom42 this is why you need your own house. You can't mod a rental.

EDIT: Did some sleuthing, and found the house. This, and additional analysis, is in this comment.

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skmm ago

It says "through a window" in the link you gave as evidence.

alele-opathic ago

It says 'including through [his] window", and the pluralization of the word 'gunshots' combined with the fact that they internally couldn't identify who shot Lemp tells us more than one officer was shooting. Because of how they use assets to minimize friendly fire risks, only one officer would be positioned to shoot through the window, meaning at least one other officer would have been shooting through the wall.

But this isn't a hard proof, so I did some sleuthing:

What we can tell from looking at the house:

  • The house is single story.
  • The house is in close proximity to other houses.
  • The back door is overgrown and likely not 'the door entering into his bedroom' that they claim was boobytrapped.
  • There is a second door to the far left of the porch, which must be the door they are referring to. The door enters into the garage area.
  • The garage is an addition, judging by its construction, and was converted into his bedroom (which is evidenced by continuing down the cross street, which shows much older images from before the garage door was deleted and re-sided.
  • The motion sensor light overseeing the drive was kept (they didn't approach up the drive).

From this, we can deduce that his blinds were closed, and would be almost perpetually closed (which is supported by the streetview), and this preempts any theories of night vision through the window. If it wasn't thermal nor night vision, it leaves radar, which is the premier technology for this sort of thing in the first place.

Tsilent_Tsunami ago

12252 is the address of the house the map is centered on, and you describe, but the highlighted address is a few streets away. Which is correct?

alele-opathic ago

The highlighted address is a random address I used to get on his street in the first place. The map centered location is correct.

Roughpatch ago

Was the girlfriend shot?

alele-opathic ago

They didn't say, except that she was wounded. They didn't say if it was from gunfire or roughing up when officers invaded the house later.