Navy Yard shooting Announced hours ahead of actual event??

Here's the time stamp:


Monday, 16 September 2013 23:31 Eric Tucker And Brett Zongker, The Associated Press
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so if I'm reading this correctly which I do not know if I am, this was released at 11 pm the night before correct?

Thanks! Sorry if I'm missing something obvious - need help!

date and time stamp means it was released at 11:31 PM monday night...that's after the event

WOW that's great .. they changed it ..

ORG said Sunday : P

That's even more conspicuous but ya gotta love those stupid bastards.

YES thank you Im not that big of an idiot.

The original picture said Sunday not monday - trying to find it now.

Here in the video you can see the original form with SUNDAY.

glad i printed hard-copies yesterday.

what you guys think -

should pin it?

hmmm. thanks for post.

More importantly was that Capitol Police SWAT was told to stand down when they arrived only moments after the first dispatch

No prob!

Wanted to see what other "curious" minds thought of it.

Guys, don't you think if the government wanted to stage a shooting, that they would not release damning information a day before it occurred? Why would they expose themselves this way?

I read about incorrect time stamps online before and it has something to do with cache issues.

Last Edited by PigsInSpace on 09/18/2013 06:40 PM

I saw it was sunday on the page before, they must have changed it

it's been posted a million times

Already debunked. Incorrect dates on a website & google are not good evidence with a few exceptions.

The exception being if you see a memorial facebook page for a victim created the day before they died.

The "drill" may have gone live earlier and postponed or maybe someone got a wrong tip???

Where was it debunked? That's a very logical assumption about the cache thing.

Do we have any proof from mundane regular articles that this happens often or other times?

Only reason why I ask is because I only see this happens during these tragedies...then again could be because that's the only time we look?

Aww the web of deceit :)

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that exception is incorrect...if you have a FB page with under 100 likes you can change the name on the account...or who it is or what it is dedicated too.

that was from the soft run

should've ignored it

I thought I heard about it on Monday too.

Wow. You really beleive that? You must be a shill.

nothing popped up when I was typing the thread.

you know what other threads that have posted it?

It look to me like the 2331 is the local time in 24hr time.

If it took place a 8:20 am, that would be 0820. If this was in the same timezone then the timestamp of the article would be 15 or so hours after the event. Not a problem.

If that 2331 was intended to be Z or GMT then that was just a little les than an hour before the event. Typically, people don't timestamp articles in GMT unless it indicates GMT like:

23:31 GMT


Most often, though, the timestamp will indicate the timezone, like:

23:31 Eastern or 23:31 EDT or 23:31 CST

Don't know for sure but I'm not suspicious. What I am thankful for is the watchful eye of your friend who pointed this out. Good call in noticing this!

...just happens not to matter THIS TIME. Keep a sharp eye out.

One person above asked, "Why would they expose themselves?"

I'll tell you why: They are desperate and incompetent and they think we are all stupid so it won't matter. ...and since we believe lie after lie after lie after lie, maybe they are correct.

Ha ha ha ha

Stupid fucking fools. They'll slaughter anyone for a show and can't even do it right.

Yeah but the video I posted shows that orignialy the date it was released was Sunday and now it's been changed to Monday which would hint that the news was released before the actual shooting.

Yeah how do you explain that Sunday.

Would cache mistakes go a day backwards?

I thought this issue was already hashed-over on GLP on Monday?

^^This
Those dumbfucks got paid too much