do you see the second person come out and go around the truck? greg mcmichael. where s greg mcmichael? greg mcmichael is sitting this-in that car seat, right? second person comes around. then what happens? then mr. albenze walks down the street. he s walking. he s walking. he s walking. he s walking. truck pulls out. wow. truck pulls out. mr. albenze does his pointing when the truck is already pulled out and going down the street. want to see it again? back it up. here we go. there s mr. albenze. there s the black car. there goes ahmaud. running down the street.
goes, i m home. goes on home here. this idea that ahmad isn t going to run this way because mr. albenze is out there, we don t know what s in the mind of ahmaud arbery. not at all. but what did mr. bryan do? mr. bryan got in front of him and went to back up at him and that s when he turned up holmes. those are the words of mr. bryan. i pulled in front of him, i backed up at him, and that s when he turned up holmes. therefore, the criminal attempt at criminal attempt at false imprisonment substantially contributed to the felony murder. based on that alone, ladies and gentlemen, felony murder for that, on all of them, mr. bryan included, and mcmichaels, guilty on felony murder. so but for his actions would ahmad ahmaud still be alive? if he had not helped to stop ahmaud with the silverado, would ahmaud still be alive?
we have mr. albenze, right? here s the black car. remember, the black car goes by and mr. arbery runs the other way, down this way, right? so let s go ahead and play it. there goes the black car. mr. albenze is there. there goes ahmaud. do you see him? right there. ahmaud is running, running. there he goes. right there. do you see him? down the street. and there he goes. all right? then what happens? see the white truck right here? looking at it? somebody comes out. goes to the door of the truck. mr. albenze is still right here underneath the tree. somebody else comes out.
there he goes. this is the white truck. he s still underneath here. there comes somebody in the truck. he s right there. there comes greg mcmichael. he comes around, he gets in. and then mr. albenze starts walking down the street. truck pulls out, there goes his arm. there goes his arm. where is the truck? already pulled out. already pulled out and heading down the street. all right. should you trust the statements of travis mcmichael? well, let s go ahead and first
february 23rd, 202, 1:08 p.m. mr. arbery walks up to the open, unsecured construction site, the olson video, off by an hour and five minutes, remember. heard the video from inside 220, mr. arbery does not take anything. just does what he always does, wanders around, and leaves. not a burglary. okay? how would you know what his intent was? well, did he steal anything? no. did he leave like he always does? yes. it s a sunday afternoon and mr. albenze calls the nonemergency police line at 1:08. i said to him, why didn t you call 911? because this was not an emergency. it wasn t an emergency. mr. albenze, just another guy over a the house again, the house that s unsecured, doesn t