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The mystery on this one is over. The FBI/DOJ had them take the archives off their website for that time period (.As Loretta Lynch’em said yesterday all over the MSM, while she did not reference taking the archives, she did say they (FBI/DOJ) will be releasing the transcripts after heavy editing as they do not want certain references Mateem makes to ISIS or Islam put out in the public (probably contradicts the POTUS self-radicalization messaging). Or maybe Mateen speaks of CIA accomplishes or being double crossed — or maybe it’s not even Mateen. The whole thing stinks on ice.
You can see for yourself at the link below
http://www.broadcastify.com/archives/feed/8345
Some people noticed that the archive for that time period suddenly disappeared, which led to a lot of speculation online. According to reports at the time, the FBI and the Department of Justice requested that certain audio related to the investigation be removed from public archives while officials reviewed the material. Later, authorities said transcripts would be released with edits to remove sensitive references connected to the case. Situations like this often raise questions about how much information should remain public and how investigations are handled. If you want to explore how archived emergency communications normally sound, you can still listen to examples such as the Broadcastify archive here: http://www.broadcastify.com/archives/feed/8345. For ongoing public-safety radio activity, streams like the Tehama County Police Scanner also provide a window into routine dispatch communications: https://countypolicescanner.com/tehama-county-police-scanner/. These kinds of feeds help people better understand how emergency responders communicate during real incidents.
Situations like this often lead to a lot of speculation online, especially when archived audio or records suddenly disappear from public websites. Sometimes agencies such as the FBI or DOJ request that certain recordings be temporarily removed while investigations are ongoing or sensitive material is being reviewed. Later, transcripts or edited versions may be released to the public to protect investigative details or personal information. When scanner audio is involved, many people try to check the original archives to understand what was said at the time. For example, archived emergency communications can sometimes be found here: http://www.broadcastify.com/archives/feed/8345. If you’re interested in hearing routine dispatch traffic, the Switzerland County Indiana Police Scanner is available here: https://countypolicescanner.com/switzerland-county-indiana-police-scanner/.
Questions regarding number of deaths caused by cops now starting to surface in the MSM.
Initial Orlando cop PR reaction:
“…those killings are on the shooter, regardless…”
“…we will investigate all aspects of this shooting, including what role police shooting may have had…” (yeah, OK)
“…our officers acted with extreme bravery under incredible circumstances….”
Government guns are holy, didn’t you know?