As far as I know, no such footage has been posted. It obviously exists though, but is not something that's automatically going to be released in the middle of an ongoing investigation.
Only in the USA!
The "85 videos" has long been debunked - it actually refers to the number of tapes/cameras the FBI investigated, but almost all of them were irrelevant to the Pentagon attack. A full list and further explanation is available here:
if in fact you are just incredibly naïve, then I apologize. but you posted
even though you advertised a ridiculous meme that is less than 24 hrs old and you obviously didn't even try to find out about the "85 cameras" side. or google to find out how many guns he had at the hotel.
He's a journalist in Arkansas. I've had some PMs; seems a very nice polite chap and above board, just not familiar with how things work here.
The 84/ 85 figure for videos came about as the result of a FOIA request for videos showing the Pentagon impact. FBI Special Agent Jacqueline Maguire responded with the following point:
...I subsequently searched a series of FBI evidence databases, including the FBI's Electronic Case File system and the FBI's Investigative Case Management System, and determined that the FBI possessed eighty-five (85) videotapes that might be potentially responsive to plaintiff's FOIA request. This determination was based on videotapes that had been submitted into FBI evidence, sent directly to the FBI laboratory in Quantico, Virginia, and/or obtained by the FBI's Washington Field Office.
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The FBI are talking about 85 videos, but this is just the result of an initial search that includes (for example) all videos obtained by the Washington Field Office. If we move on from that then the numbers begin to fall dramatically.
56 "of these videotapes did not show either the Pentagon building, the Pentagon crash site, or the impact of Flight 77 into the Pentagon on September 11."
Of the remaining 29 videotapes, 16 "did not show the Pentagon crash site and did not show the impact of Flight 77 into the Pentagon."
Of the 13 remaining tapes, 12 "only showed the Pentagon after the impact of Flight 77."
Only one tape showed the Pentagon impact: the Pentagon's own security camera footage, that would later be released.
Agreed. If others are like me, they're thinking 2001 was, like, yesterday, and nothing much has changed. Then I remember I was still using dial-up in 2006; saw my first text message in 2002; and freaked when I first saw a phone take a really poor picture in 2003.
And Al-Qaeda did not have encrypted communications then.
quickly show that in crime investigations all video footage is grabbed by police. and usually never released for public consumption. Certainly it is never released DURING an ongoing investigation.
videotapes that might be potentially responsive to plaintiff's FOIA request. This determination was based on videotapes that had been submitted into FBI evidence, sent directly to the FBI laboratory in Quantico, Virginia, and/or obtained by the FBI's Washington Field Office.
do you really think they missed the guy with 1000's of rounds of ammo and 20 or 30 guns ?I wonder whether the guest rooms have security cameras, in a casino hotel like this? I would assume not, as it seems like a major violation of privacy, but casinos do have a reputation for having cameras everywhere. Presumably that only really applies to the gaming rooms, though.
Disclaimer: I've never been to Vegas and my only experience of such hotels comes from watching Ocean's Eleven
http://urgentcomm.com/networks-amp-systems-mag/dont-bet-against-houseWhile vendors and casino officials wouldn’t get into specific numbers at properties, a mega casino found on the Las Vegas Strip can have anywhere from 3,000 to 5,000 cameras distributed all around the property, with some cameras picking up people on the street three to four blocks away. Individual cars entering in the parking garage or pulling into the valet area are identified through the use of license place recognition software.
Inside, cameras monitor entrances, hallways and anywhere money changes hands, including bars, restaurants and gift shops. But most lenses are pointed at the casino floor, directed at the table games and at every two or three slot machines. They are powerful enough to “read serial numbers on bills,” Schwartz said
yes in Bogota i have even going to the mall your car is searched just saying
right ...but where is the video even showing that .... and if you had 40 bags would that not raise an eyebrow or 2 in a highly secure hotel ...we aren't talking about the holiday inn here its a hotel that protects large amounts of money and protects itself against lawsuits ....daily ..
how convenient ....police never lie the government always tells us the truth ....why would we ever question them ...
No. and there is nothing to indicate he had 40 bags. This has been discussed in the Current Events thread.
maybe its me but i never carry my bags to my room its almost unheard of in a 5 star hotel .this would be suspicious in itself ...and saying it wouldn't raise and eyebrow in a highly secure hotel with facial recogniton and licence plate readers and surveilence and floor walkers and undercover security everywhere .....maybe it did or it didn't but to say NO ..is not honest
And no one would have noticed if had come in even three or four times a day and had a bag with him each time. Do conspiracy theorists really imagine someone watches guests coming and going, and that they will pick out someone because they have a bag with them, and also had one with them the day before?
What would you expect? Would you like the videos to be elsewhere? Would you like stills or short clips from them released more quickly? If they don't come out till next week, for example, is there some kind of problem with that?
no thats great ...lets wait and see then ...lets see him getting those bags of guns in the hotel ....how long shall we wait a week or 2 or 3 ..or ? why not now though ...should be no issue right ?
Unless they are leaked, it's more likely you wont see anything for a year or more. Until the investigation is complete and reporters and citizens can file FOIA requests.
