DID THE FBI QUESTION CHARLIES CHIEF OF STAFF? THEY SHOULD!

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I don’t want to show it. I don’t even want to look at it anymore. It makes me sick to my stomach, but there’s something going on there that I’ll describe verbally and you can go and look it up yourself. And I’m sure this is going to be plastered everywhere now that it’s out. A video being taken, let’s just say this. The day starts with the chief of staff, Mike McCoy, being in an SUV with Charlie and he’s in the backseat and he’s got his camera video on and you can see it in the rear view mirror.

And he’s videotaping Charlie and his comments on the way, pretty nondescript stuff on the way too. He’s trailing Charlie as they approach the stage and he continues to take video. And then the video is taken of Mike McCoy and Charlie from afar. And you can see he’s still holding his camera up, taking video. And at the moment of horror, Mike McCoy is immediately standing to Charlie’s left, just mirrors feet away from him. The shot occurs and you can hear it. He still has his, he raises his phone up, but he’s not dialing anybody.

So clearly I think he was on pause and now he’s videoing. That would be my guess. Although I couldn’t be certain of that, but he is holding his phone up and Charlie collapses and Mike McCoy goes behind the stage and comes out the other side behind the curtain and just walks away. And he continues to walk. Meanwhile, people are trying to save Charlie and they’re coming to his aid and they are picking up his body. And as we know, the story carried him to the SUV on the way to the hospital, not the closest hospital.

Mike McCoy being videos on camera continues to walk away as if nothing happened. Now, if that’s not the most bizarre behavior, and I will say this when people are in moments of trauma, they can do aberrant, nonsensical things because of the shock and the stress, you know, and as someone who has a background in psychology, I have to say that I could explain it away through just aberrant shock. But I addressed, I would understand if he was running and fearful, but calmly walking away. This bears further examination. Do you not agree? Doesn’t this speak to the fact that FBI should call him in for questions that you’re not accusing them.

We just want to know your thinking and get your perspective of what happened. Did you see anything in the crowd? Can we look at your video to see if you came up with anything that might help us solve this case? And then let’s talk about your reaction. How soon after Charlie was shot, did you react? And say, it seemed like very quickly as people were approaching Charlie, you were moving out of the way, but you were calmly walking, holding up your phone. What was going through your mind at that time? You see, I think these are the kinds of questions that need to be asked and need to be asked repeatedly until Mike McCoy answers them.

And his answers might fully explain away what happened. And I’m not casting doubt on anybody here, but I’m just saying that I have been where I’ve seen violence and you do one of two things. You run like hell for your life or you stand and stare. And I would just give you example, my own life. If you know Denver, West Denver, I was coming home from a date and I was really hungry and I got a cross city trip to Aurora and I was in West Denver, not too far from where the Broncos played football.

And I stopped on federal Boulevard at a Taco Bell. So I parked in the side parking lot. This is when Taco Bell, this shows my age, but all outside seating, stone tables, okay. And you walk up, you get your food and eat outside. I think it was a month of June and I wasn’t even yet 18. So I sit down and I’m eating my tacos and I look across the street and it was the old Brentwood strip mall shopping center and two cars pull up and they get out and they have cases. I thought, are they going to do like a midnight concert? I thought they were banned instruments, but they were actually gun cases.

Out comes a rifle. And I’m like, holy crap. What is going on? And now we’re seeing they’re taking aim and the first shot wasn’t fired from across the street. The first shot was fired from within Taco Bell and I turn and I’m going to run like hell to the back of the building. Now I’m hearing gunfire exchange and I did glances. I went around the building, look back and guy in the rifle was shooting and there were two other people with handguns and there was a scope on the rifle and the guy inside Taco Bell keeps firing back with what I think was probably a 38.

So unfortunately, the alleyway behind Taco Bell was fenced off and barbed wire and the fence was 10 feet high and I go, I sure as hell ain’t getting over that. So I don’t know what’s going to happen. And, and before I ran, I mean, a couple of shots, ding, jing, jing, jing, ricochet. That’s why I knew I couldn’t stay there. So as I run to the back and I’m looking, I don’t have much choice. I’m boxed in. So I did the brave thing and I jumped in the trash and I closed the cover.

Now I’m hearing about five minutes later, the shooting has stopped and I’m hearing cops sirens. So I go, okay, hearing up really close. So I get out. Now the cops are in the back. They put the gun on me with the flashlight, put your hands up. And I said, I was running for my life and I hid. And so I had to show him ID and I gave him my witness statement and about an hour later I was released to go home. And boy, did I have a story to tell my parents. Okay.

Let’s talk about my reaction. My reaction was shock and disbelief for about 10 seconds. And then when the shooting started, I ran like hell for safety. Okay. I look at Mike McCoy, there was no fascination and staring at what happened. I’m in shock and I can’t believe this and I can’t take my eyes off this. And it was a calm walk away. And I can’t believe that police officers and FBI agents would not want to discuss what was going through your mind and what did you see and show us the video that you were taking.

You think I’m out in left field? I don’t think so. I think this is very, very suspicious. And I’ll tell you, Sam Parker thought enough of it to basically take a crowd shot video of this guy and post it. And I’ve seen it on at least one other site and this bears explanation. This is Charlie’s chief of staff that’s calmly walking away. And I have no answer. It doesn’t criminally implicate him in anything, but I think it really should have been looked at. And clearly the FBI is only asking questions where they know what the answers are going to be.

I’m Dave Hodges. This is The Common Sense Show, and we will see you back here again next time. [tr:trw].