Where were at, were looking at four to five days. So, i know that sounds troublesome but its important that we dot the is and cross the ts as far as evidentiary and possible prosecution if the future. Injuries, Injury Number that we are using today, 489. Of that 489, 317 has been discharged from the hospital. So the question is, sheriff, you provided several different numbers associated with that all the way up to 527. Now, you got to imagine, were dispersed across several hospitals, relying on intelligent communication of the hospitals to provide us accurate numbers so thats ever changing. In Addition Hospitals received patients outside of this event. So quite often, or hopefully not quite often, but often some of those patients were double counted or misconstrued as event
injuries versus other injuries such as car accidents. So today im comfortable in saying the injured number is 489. Deaths still remain at 59. I told you 59 before, plus one, about suspect, that changed. Today its 58
vehicle, and based on what the sheriff said does it seem to you that there may be some idea in this person s mind that they had some sort of exit strategy? or idea of moving elsewhere? there s a scum characterisku characteristics about the explosives that i feel curious. ammonium nitrate that could potential will be be used with other materials for a back pecuniary bam bom. why did he acquire that and never use it? there s a reference to tannerite. art probably knows more about that but that can be cinematic, dramatic. you put a small amount of that in a place, pop it with a rifle, you get a large explosive effect. did he want to use that over time in some location to create a diversion? the answers about those explosives i think will help us on a couple of questions, anderson. one is what the sheriff was talking about, did he want to escape? did he have other locations he was thinking about? and two, why did he acquire t s