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Different media outlets and independent investigators who synchronized and reconstructed the videos of the shooting of reached sharply different interpretations: some mainstream news analyses and emph...
Independent investigators — notably The New York Times’ video team, the open-source investigation group Bellingcat, and the Paris-based NGO Index — each synchronized multiple witness, surveillance and...
The New York Times’ multi-angle video reconstruction concluded that Renee Good’s SUV was not headed at the ICE agent who shot her: the Times’ analysis found the vehicle’s wheels were turned away from ...
No publicly released, official forensic speed reconstruction of Renee Good’s SUV movement has been published; the record so far consists of preliminary independent 3D and video-forensic work from NGOs...
Independent visual-forensics analysts who studied multiple bystander and agent-recorded videos of the shooting conclude the footage undermines the federal self‑defense narrative — showing the agent wa...
Publicly released material about the killing of Renee Nicole Good includes multiple videos—bystander footage and a point‑of‑view recording from the ICE agent—audio from the agent’s phone, court record...
Independent video analysts and —ranging from nonprofit investigators and journalists to private forensic commentators—have produced a converging account that the were fired as ’s SUV moved past , that...
Yes — there is a video reconstruction of the shooting: an independent forensic-style 3D reconstruction was published by , and major news organizations have synchronized and frame‑by‑frame video analys...
’s technical reconstruction used multiple eyewitness videos to map agent and vehicle movements and concluded the moved around the street and was positioned closer to a white SUV immediately prior to t...