that he would have popped up on anybody s list that precluded him from buying that weapon. that s the challenge. the issue i m looking at now is this individual moved to ft. hood in the last couple of months. he was in the process before he was moved. in terms of care, it would have made better sense. i m not second guessing the army, never will. it s important to ask why was he moved permanent station while in the process of being evaluated and arguably in the most delicate type of medical evaluation and challenge we have. the indicators are not always as clear as they can be. barbara, let s talk about how the man got the gun on post. you re not allowed to carry guns on post. he lived off post. he bought the gun and managed to get it past. you have to go through security
it would be logical to assume that, oh, we have an object there, in close proximity to the new search box based on fuel exhaustion. anything they find out there now, it seems really logical to put a lot of assets on it, whether sea state or airborne to try to identify. unlike the chinese satellite photo that five days or so into it, all of a sudden this large mysterious object pops up in a place that had been searched ad nauseam to begin with. i can t believe ever bod i have would have missed an object that large just because we had already been there, the search operation had already been there. that s what made that suspect. now we haven t been there, but based on the assumption that this is where the airplane ran out of gas, let s go take a look. greg, i m curious, if i could
there was a trap door and open up the trap door and go down stairs into the basement. what does this tell you when you see they were in a hurry to leave, eater in a hurry to get out or weren t fully clothed and running to get their white coats on before they came in. because that s required, right? right. so you just don t know. walsh doesn t want to take any chances and presses the manager on whether that hiding place has been sealed as ordered by city inspectors. yeah? you want to show it to us? show it to us. let s go down there. come on. let s go take a look. danny takes the investigator to the former hiding place outside the building and down the stairs. you took all the mattresses out of here, too, huh? we threw everything away. took everything away, huh? what are these for here? these are empty. you have names on here.
one of the american girls who says she s from hawaii tried to explain to a vice officer what happened. she told me the doorbell rang, they looked in the camera and started screaming. so one of the girls grabbed arms and said let s go, let s go. she said she didn t know why, she said she d never been in the wall before. the doctor seems amused but not surprised. this is the mirror on the wall. behind the mirror is a hole carved into the wall where you open it and discover the hole there. inside there is a very tight space and probably take about seven people but today we only found three. and this is not the first hiding place we found at this establishment. right? not at all. in 2007, investigators found 12 beds and personal belongings in a three-foot crawl space which is now boarded shut.
one of the american girls who says she s from hawaii tried to explain to a vice officer what happened. she told me the doorbell rang, they looked in the camera and started screaming. so one of the girls grabbed arms and said let s go, let s go. she said she didn t know why, we opened the hole there. inside there is a very tight space and probably take about seven people but today we only found three. and this is not the first hiding place we found at this establishment. right? not at all. in 2007, investigators found 12 beds and personal belongings in a three-foot crawl space