Father of the shooter? The filmmaker / Hollywood guy?

Or father - the dad at Comet with his three kids when the shooter came in?

Thanks. I'm a little dense.

It happened around 3 on a Sunday, and they open before that on Sundays. (I asked the same thing myself cuz all I remembered was that they didn't open until 4, but that's on weekdays.)

Or the business itself. They've gotten numerous death threats and there's no camera system?

My favorite part though is the 'gunman' does an interview with the NEW YORK TIMES the day after he's arrested. Guess his lawyers or family didn't tell him to shut up?

His story is really funny: Half an hour before he left with his family, he informed himself about pizzagate. Then he spontaneously decided, that a pizza restaurant with allegedly dubious paintings on the walls and potentially dangerous for children, to take his kids by their hands and immediately go to that restaurant and the mother - ofcourse! - is with them.

But while that's already quite an absurd story for caring parents, the absurdity continues: After less than one hour they arrived there, the "shooter" appeared. They had already eaten. Ok. But where were they, when the shooter appeared? They were in the ping pong room! And who played ping pong? Not the kids. No the father and the mother! Well, I'd call myself quite sporty. But after eating a whole pizza (and according to him, the pizza was very good, so no reason not to finish it) I am not very keen to jump up and play ping pong! And even less so women!

Is that already absurd enough and looking very much like a schedule, to be at a certain time at a certain place, what this LAWYER said on the AJ show is outright ridiculous: Although being there for the first time, only for a short duration, this lawyer guarantees that this was a completely normal restaurant without any shady business! I find that remarkable, that a lawyer makes factual statements about a company, which - according to his own words - he doesn't even know! I mean not even a layman would claim that.

Additionally: restaurants are preferred companies to whitewash money and are often used by organized crime for certain reasons. And this lawyer claims, that illegal activity at a certain restaurant which he doesn't even know, which he visited for the first time, can be excluded.

His story to me sounds totally absurd.

He claims he had never been to Comet, but saw the controversy and showed up there with his 3 boys. Hmmm....

He's told to leave by the workers there and everyone goes out. For some reason these 4 employees decide to stick around with an 'active shooter' situation? Hmmmm.

The attorney then tells the news that fake news and Alex Jones are to blame. It might have been an ex-boyfriend of a waitress or waiter... might have been someone didn't like their pizza toppings. Immediately this psychic/lawyer says its fake news.

Oh, and the 'shooter' himself the next day does a New York Times interview - which what criminal defense lawyer wouldn't advise his client to give media interviews? - to verify he was inspired by 'fake news.'

These guys really need to figure out how to do a proper false flag.

Yes, another member on another thread noticed the 2 week approval comment. I prepared it into this post to explain because, IMHO, it's damn suspicious. He was asked to leave. Only 4 workers were left inside CPP when the shots were allegedly fired and we only know of that allegation from D.C. Police report. Note DURING the event police were putting out crime tape - which is not standard protocol at all, but does look nice for the media photo op.

The lawyer arrived at the comet-ping-pong at 3pm, shooter at 3:30pm, lawyer said he brought his family for early dinner, Shooter said he exited because there was not children,

Lawyer was last to leave, but he had children, why did he have to stay and talk? Why did he appear the next day on alex jones to say "I'm just a poor arab man trying to eat my pizza"

Same guy, last to leave, ... and next day appears on Alex Jones show.

Arab lawyer who just happens to work with the SAUDI's who own the entire block.

It is a common practice for foreign-owned properties to be administered by a proxy registered “owner”, like Kline, on behalf of a foreign company like Dhs.CON.N.E.B. Let’s examine this curious company name, with a little help from my past experience in the Gulf States. First, Dhs in this case does not refer to Department of Homeland Security. It stands for Dirhams, the currency of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). CON is short for Construction and N.E.B. stands for National Engineering Bureau LLC (limited liability company).

This Dubai-owned property group, likely to be financed by the Saudis, has owned the lot for longer than a decade. The primary motive for the property does not appear to be rental income but instead is a vehicle to provide funds to the Clintons. The blog Lux E Tenebris has been so kind as to provide a map of the Dubai-owned lot on either side of Connecticut Avenue.

The storefronts are occupied by Comet Pizza; Bucks Fishing and Camping restaurant (also owned by Alefantes); Besta Pizza run by Arabs; Politics and Prose bookstore owned by Lissa Muscatine, a senior speechwriter for then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and her husband Bradley Graham with The Washington Post. Across the street is Beyond Borders, a Clinton Foundation-funded NGO involved with promoting the European refugee crisis; and Terasol Bistro, whose website is decorated with the pedophile trapped heart symbol.

So he thoroughly investigates Comet Ping Pong in an hour or less while eating lunch and playing ping pong with his family, finding them absolutely, positively clean as a whistle, beyond any question whatsoever. He then proceeds to determine in less than a day that this unemployed actor with 2/3/4 guns who came in and fired 0/1 shots was a sincere Pizzagate researcher and not a publicity stuntman or psy-op agent -- and he does this from the sidewalk as a civilian, not on the police force.

I'd say this guy is the world's fastest detective. What's he doing working as a lawyer?? ...ohhh, he's the world's fastest that, too.

Huh. What a talented fella.