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The use of synchronized, frame-by-frame video analysis to understand the events surrounding the Renee Good shooting.
Synchronized, frame‑by‑frame analysis of multiple bystander videos showed a consistent visual timeline of the moments leading up to and immediately after the ’s shots: the SUV was stopped or moving sl...
Available video analyses and contemporaneous reporting do not establish that Renee Good’s SUV clearly struck ICE agent Jonathan Ross; independent reviews and major outlets say there is “no clear visua...
The New York Times’ video analysis concluded that, at the moment the agent fired, the vehicle’s wheels were turned away from the agent, citing multiple angles including Callenson’s bystander video and...
Multiple, independently sourced of the shooting—synchronizing bystander clips, an agent’s phone video, and street-level footage—reveal a complex sequence: Good’s SUV reverses then veers to the right a...
The New York Times published a synchronized, frame-by-frame video analysis that compared the officer-perspective recording with at least two other angles to argue that the vehicle was turning away fro...