clips of the vids:
The issue for me is, although yeah, it’s hard to judge in that we cannot see enough on either video to serve as proof that the deputies tried to help the girls (or no).
The other issue (reportedly) is that the original report was decorated report of a kind of knock-down drag-out rescue effort where the police sheriff falsely claimed the officers took their gun belts off and to save the drowning teens—trapped in a sinking Honda Accord.
It’s a little like the Trayvon Martin video, where you can hear (as the woman called 911) a young boy screaming “helppppppppp!” (exclamative-ly…like screaming for his life and obviously detained in some kind of way-judging from the screams). From there, you hear a gun shot. The boy pauses, then continues to scream. After that, you hear a fatal gunshot…The boy’s screams are heard no more.
In court, Zimmerman claimed it was him screaming for his life the whole time (in case yous didn’t know that).
Well, when you have a video recording and can’t actually see the goings on, the final say can go any which way (so we learned).
With this situation here, although we can’t truthfully say whether or not the officers did or didn’t try to save the girls, we DO know for a fact that there was NO excitement, fear, anticipation, or anthing resoundingly “exclamative” in either of their voices (or the words they used to describe what they were—simply watching?).
I dunno.
What say you?
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