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in its truest form. Thank you
for listening. Eleck, Hello, Hill,

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I mean good. How are you
good? Good? You drink water?

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Sure? Thanks so much? How
are you feeling? Im good?

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You're feeling okay? My name's Rob
Thomas. How are you? How are

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you doing? Okay? Tell you
yeah, you probably had better days than

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this, I guess. Hey.
Yeah, well I am a little shaken

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to tell about usual day obviously.
Yeah, yeah, I appreciate that.

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Yeah yeah, Alick, do you
mind if I call you Elick? Yeah?

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Sure? What are your friends robably
calling out? Alec? My name

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is Rob Thomas, though, I
want you to call me Rob from here

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on you okay? Okay? Is
that okay? Oh? Okay? Alec.

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I want you to understand something.
I'm a senior detective with the Toronto

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Police. You understand what that means? Yes you don't. I'm a police

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officer, yes, okay. I
don't wear a uniform. I wear a

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suit and tie. Because the type
of workout that I do. But although

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I'm in a suit and tie,
I'm an actual police officer, Okay,

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and I'm the one of the senior
investigators on this case. Okay. I

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got called in for this, this
this specific case because of what's happened in

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the involvement and everything else that's been
going on. Okay, Before we get

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started, I want you to know
that we're being videotaped and audio taped.

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Okay, Okay, do you know
what I mean by that? Yes,

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everything I see and do is being
captured exactly on audio and video. Okay.

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Now here's what I want to do, Alec. I want to talk

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to you. Okay, We're going
to spend a good deal of time.

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You got to it's important that I
talked to you, all Right. I've

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done a little bit of reading and
I know a little bit about the involuntary

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h C celebacy. Right, So, being celibate, involuntarily celibate, what

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does that mean? That means an
celebacy means that someone who never perform has

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a sexual intercourse. Involuntary celebrity means
this wasn't your choice. I essentially are

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have been thrown into true forced loneliness
and you are unable to lose your virginity.

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This is especially painful for young males, right right, right, that

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makes sense. When did you first
sorry you mentioned this and I forgot,

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when did you first go on to
fort twenty fourteen, twenty fourteen? And

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specifically when in twenty fourteen May twenty
fourteen? And how are you able to

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remember that? Because I remember that
was a very significant day. Okay,

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what would they? What was that? That was when Elliott Roger decided to

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essentially commit an uprising, a beta
uprising, if you will, against the

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Chads and the Stacey's. It was
a beta uprising, a beta uprising.

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Although he didn't call it a Beata
uprising at the time, someone else who

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was inspired by him, by the
name of Chris Harper called it a Beata

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uprising sometime in actually I believe it
was October one, twenty fifteen. It

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was Elliott Rodger who was the father, basically, the founding forefather the entire

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movement, right right, So explain
to me this movement. What's this movement

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about. It's basically it's basically a
movement of angry in cells, which is

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myself, who are unable to get
laid. Therefore, we want to overthrow

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the chads, which would force the
Stacey's to be forced to reproduce some of

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the in cells right right, Okay? When you say in cells involuntary celibate,

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selibate, so that's just a short
form for for for for fellas who

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can't laid, can't can't have sex, right okay? And what happened in

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the Elliott Rogers uprising? What did
he do? I know he uh used

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a gun as well as a vehicle
to convert the life status of certain individuals

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to death status, right or only
to carry the message that in cells can't

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be oppressed. And and then what
about Chris what did he do? He

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used a gun for all of his
murders. And were these fellows active unfortune?

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Yes they were. Have you ever
communicated with these fellows into I actually

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have as a matter of fact,
who did you communicate with both of them?

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Actually? Really we discussed our frustrations
at society and being unable to get

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laid, and we were plotting a
certain timed strikes on society in order to

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confuse and shape the foundations, just
to put all the normies in a state

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of panic. And who would be
a normy. Normy means normal people.

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That would be anyone who is considered
to be normal by the unfair standards of

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society. But not the Chads or
Stacies. Chads and Stacies are actually above

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normies, or at least they think
they're above mercy. Yes, okay,

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all right, So fair to say, you've got Chads and Stacy's up here,

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normies down here, and then you've
got celebs who believe that they are

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beings in celts sorry, yes,
in cells who believe they're being uh suppressed

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or repressed, and and so as
a result to even the playing field,

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yes, the you know, they
they they convert the Stacey's and Chads from

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living to dead and to make that
we come out on us on top.

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Yeah, more than so? Is
there? So the targets who are the

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targets for the this uprising be all
of the alpha males, all the alpha

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males, so the Chads, Yes, so that's those are the people that

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that you want to kill? Yes, okay, all right? And who

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else any uh any of the Staceys
who do not wish to give their love

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and affection to the insults, So
they they're a target as well. Yes

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to be killed, yes, okay, And what about the Normies? Normis,

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yes, we do, we do. We don't necessarily wish to uh

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kill of the Normanies, but we
do wish to subjugate them in order to

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make them understand that the that our
type is the more superior one, right,

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right, So when do you say
subjugate, what do you mean by

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them? Mean meaning either imprison them
or put them in a lower position in

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society, Okay, so that they
acknowledge the in cels or the Pepi the

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frog types as the more superior ones. Okay, So he's just saying things

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that I'm not familiar with. But
he's he's a he's a mask on on

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four chat and we uh he's a
mask on yes, mask on fortune.

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Yes, that was I was using
a metaphor. Okay, okay, yeah,

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so he's actually a worship quite frequently. Oh okay, okay, all

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right, So going back to the
conversation with with Chris and and uh Elliott

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did you have who did you have
conversation with? First? Let me ask

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you that Elliott Elliott? So how
did you learn of Elliott? Because on

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the we have private message each other
on a Reddit after I saw one of

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his posts, and we just talked
about each other and got to know each

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other, and we found each other
very interesting. We both had the same

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frustrations at society despite being separated by
distance so far apart, right, right,

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right? Did you ever visit him? I know, but I wish

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I could have. Yeah. Did
he ever come up busy you? No,

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but I wish he did. Yeah. Yeah, When specifically did your

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first contact or have contact with Elliott? January of twenty fourteen, twenty fourteen?

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And when did you stop having a
communication with him as soon as he

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was deceased? Okay, so his
act I know took place in twenty fourteen,

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but I wasn't aware of the exact
day. What day was it?

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May twenty three, twenty fourteen,
May twenty third, Yeah, you said

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that. So when did you last
speak to him? Me? Twenty May

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twentieth, And so what did he
tell you? He told me that he

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has to go. He must,
He is on a very important mission and

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he might not make it back alive. And so what did you say to

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him? I kind of had an
idea in my head of what he was

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planning, but I didn't want to
think it was true at the time.

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So I said, So I replied
and said, I wish you good luck

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with that, right, okay?
Okay? And yes, and when did

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you learn that what he had done? I saw it on the news later

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that night, later on the twenty
third, Yes, okay. And what

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did you think? I thought that
I came to the understanding that this is

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the mission that he had to carry
out, okay, all right? And

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anything else. I felt kind of
proud of him for, uh, his

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acts of bravery. Okay, all
right? And what about uh, how

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you started to to to change your
thinking? What was was any there was?

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It was? It was any of
that going on. I was starting

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to feel radicalized at that time.
You're worry okay, And what do you

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say radicalized? What do you mean
by that? Meaning? I felt it

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was time to take action and not
just sit on the sidelines and to just

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fester in my own sadness, right, okay, all right? So what

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takes place next as part of this
this this growing radicalization? To be honest,

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Uh, the planning didn't occur until
about a month ago. Most of

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it was actually just thinking okay and
day dreaming. Okay, alright. So

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the thinking and daydreaming, when did
that start? That started about a month

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after the rebellion in May of twenty
fourteen. Okay, So I mean so

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in June I started thinking about this
stuff, and then that continued right up

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till about a month ago, yes, which is when I booked the van

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with the rider in order to use
as a tool for rebellion. Okay,

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all right, So take me through
that process. What was going through your

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mind? And how was you know, what were you thinking when you were

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doing all of this? What was
going on? I was thinking that it

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was a time that I stood up
to the chats and Stacey's okay. And

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then and then so what happened?
So this tell me what takes place?

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So I booked the van, Yeah, and then I just simply wait until

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today and then I go rent the
van and then I drive it, take

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it downtown to Toronto, Okay,
and I just start using it as a

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weapon. Okay, all right.
And and so when you say that,

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what do you mean by that?
Meaning the vehicle collided with several pedestrians,

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some of who are no longer alive
as a result, right, okay,

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Okay, take me back to a
month ago. You said, this is

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when this whole planning started. Yes, Okay, so about a month ago,

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where were you at that point?
I was at Seneca College and I

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decided to phone Rider and book either
a truck or a van with them,

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and they had a ten foot van
available, So I figured that this is

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perfect I can not It's big enough
to have an effect, but not too

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big that I can't maneuver with it. So the van was the perfect medium

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size to use as my weapon.
Okay, so when do you leave Rider?

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I wasn't looking at the time when
I left, but I know I

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received the van before one pm,
although the booking was actually scheduled for one

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Okay, all right, And how
long does it take you to get from

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Rider to Youngstreet, to Young to
the beginning of Young beginning to the beginning

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of the attack, oh, to
the near Young in Fitch. I would

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estimate about twenty to thirty minutes.
Twenty to thirty minutes. Now, what

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are you thinking while you're in the
van? I'm thinking that this is it,

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this is the day of our attribution. Okay, and anything else in

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your mind just that that's that,
That's the only thing that's my mind.

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It's just burning in my mind,
burning in your mind. Yeah, Okay,

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And so let me ask you this, because this is really interesting.

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Why do you choose Younger Finch?
I didn't choose young in Finch particular.

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I was driving down young because I
knew it would be a busy area,

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and then as soon as I saw
there were pedestrians, I just decided to

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go for it. Okay. And
so where specifically were you in terms of

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your specific location? Where were you
when you just decided to go for it?

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I was at some traffic lights,
okay? Where? But actually I

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don't remember the only reason, in
fact, if if I hadn't, I

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remember some other I had heard some
other officer or mentioned young in Finch before.

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That's the only reason I really remember
it, okay, But otherwise I

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actually wouldn't have remembered its. Yeah, I were young in Finch. I

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just knew that I started seeing a
lot of people walking. Okay, it

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might it might to stand. Am
I correct when I when I say that

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you knew at least you were on
Youngster, Yes, and you knew that

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you were specifically chose the beforehand,
Because that's that's why. Because I even

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looked for that ram from Highway seven
to young right, Okay? Okay,

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So nevertheless, you're at You're at
a you're at a stop let. You

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said, yes, you're at And
now are you faced with a red light?

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You're stopped? Yes, But as
soon as it turned green, I

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started going, okay, and just
walk me through this, okay, step

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by step. So it turns green. And what are you thinking? I'm

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thinking that this is it. I
see all these people. It's time to

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go for it. Time to go
for it. And what do you do.

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I floor the pedal, I speed
the van towards them, and I

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allow the van to collide with them. Okay, and then what happened?

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Uh, some people get knocked out
of the way, some people roll over

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the top of the van. Okay, and then what happens? I continue

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doing until in fact, actually,
to be honest, the only reason I

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stopped my attack was because someone's drink
got splashed on my windshield and I was

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worried that I would crash the van
anyway, so I decided, Okay,

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now I wanted to do more,
but I've kind of been foiled by a

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lack of visibility. So then that's
when I pulled A turned right and I

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pulled and I saw the cops approaching, so I decided to pull over and

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get out of my van? Okay? How long do you travel from the

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moment that you decide this is it? The light turns green and you mount

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the sidewalk? Is that right?
Yes? To the time that you stop.

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How long in terms of the distance
with that event, about two traffic

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two or three traffic lights? Two
or three traffic lights? Okay? So

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you turn right at what street?
I don't remember which straight? I wasn't

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paying attention. Why do you turn
right? Because I because there wasn't any

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inconvenient place to stop at Young and
I and like I said that, there

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was a lack of visibility on my
windshield. I could hear the cops coming

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anyway, So the when I turned
right, there was a convenient place to

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pull over on the sidewalk. Okay, okay. And so you're now,

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so you're you're you're you You physically
stop your vehicle, Yes, you physically

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stop. So you end the assault? Yes, okay? And you end

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it because you can't see, yes, and you knew the cops were coming?

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Yes, okay. And so then
what happens at that point? I

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see a patrol car pull over,
and I hear the cops screaming at me

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to get out. So I get
out, and I uh point my wallet

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at the cop in it with the
intent for it to be confused at the

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gun so that I could be fatally
shot. Okay, And was that something

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you were thinking about? Yes?
I mean what I'm saying even before,

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had I premediated as an attempted suicide
by cop. You wanted to you wanted

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to be killed by the police,
yes, okay. Can I ask why

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you decided to equip yourself with a
wallet not something else? Uh? I

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was worried. I was thinking about
purchasing a toy gun. But I was

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kind of paranoid that some for whatever
reason the idal rental company would ask to

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see my pockets or any bag if
I chose to bring that. So I

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decided to go as stealthy as possible
so no one suspects anything. Okay,

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all right, And unless you get
out of the van the officer or boorg

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sorry it correct me if I'm wrong, because I want to make sure it's

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right. You get out of the
van because the officer orders you out,

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yes, okay? Uh? And
you want to you want to die by

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by suicide by police, So you
point your wallet at him. Yes,

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okay, and do you say anything
the officer. I actually told him that

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I had a gun in my pocket, which was untrue. Right then,

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twice I stuck my left hand in
my pocket and attempted to do this just

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to provoke our reaction. Okay that
Unfortunately he didn't react, so that I

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ended up being ordered to the ground. So I knew at that point he's

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not going to shoot me. So
I've lost so I had no choice but

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to just get on the ground.
I'm going to ask you this because it's

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important. Ten people died here today, fifteen people were seriously injured. I

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think it's important to ask how do
you feel about that? I feel like

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I accomplished my mission. I feel
like you accomplished your mission. Yes,

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okay. If the families of those
people who were murdered and who were injured,

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we're in this room right now,
what would you say to them?

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I honestly don't know what I would
say. Would you apologize? I honestly

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don't know.

