00:13:01.040I want to just pause and say like entirely possible this is the actual footage.
00:13:04.900I'm just saying you come to me with an internet video of a screen of a recording of a screen
00:13:09.740zoomed in and say that trust me, I'm going to be like, well, no, it's interesting.
00:13:17.260But the first presumption is when we're dealing with chain of custody, when we're dealing with logic and trying to break this down, the first question we have is, what is the probability this footage is actually real?
00:17:35.500I think this might actually be the video.
00:17:38.440So the question I have then is. Here's here's Viva Frye. The individual does not look like Tyler Robinson. If you can't identify Tyler from this video, which has been the argument from the beginning, which I recognize you can't, and you can't exclude him either. I agree the video was too blurry and people will rightly be very skeptical of how Posobiec and Johnson described what they saw in the courtroom.0.97
00:17:59.940I appreciate this will be an argument for reasonable doubt at trial, but at a preliminary hearing where threshold is probable cause stage, identity of the person on the roof in this video has been identified through other video and other witnesses, including Tweggs himself.
00:18:14.560That said, now the argument is a military trained individual on the roof who took the shot.
00:18:18.760Well, there goes the exploding mic trap door theory.