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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six, sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, let's go right back to Al
in New Hampshire. Al says, there is nothing in the
Portuguese language that comes anywhere close to Alahu akbar when
you say something in anger or in rage, or if
(00:21):
you're swearing or cursing or whatever it may be. Al,
I want to ask you to me the sixty four
thousand dollars question. You obviously are of Portuguese descent, you
know the Portuguese language, you have a censor feel for
Portuguese culture. What do you believe was the motive for
(00:42):
this shooting? Why would somebody like him, you know, an
immigrant from Portugal on a green card, came in through
the visa diversity program but eventually got a green card
permanent residence. Why would he target brown? And then why
would he target this MIT professor kill him. I understand
(01:05):
he was a brilliant physicist from Portugal and apparently they
went to the same program or institute twenty five years ago.
But do you have any insights or theories on what
you believe drove him to commit these heinous atrocities. I'm
just curious.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
Well, let's connect the dots, all right, Iran Israel Portuguese physicist,
one of the top leaders. Right, So you have a
gentleman who went to Brown, who left for whatever reason.
Maybe he was discouraged and maybe he just didn't want
to do it anymore. Maybe he's stayed in contact with
this professor. I know, in the Portuguese community, if you
(01:48):
don't know somebody, you don't open the door, or if
you see a stranger at the door, you try to
protect yourself. So maybe he's friends with the professor and
they used him as a pawn to get at the
Now that classroom was an engineer room. Maybe that's you know,
they have the background of these people and they're like, okay,
so you went here, this is the engineering room. Let's
(02:09):
kill the top people that are that are presenting the
class There's so many holes that need to be answered,
so many connected dots that are not being connected, and
it's hard to I mean, I can play quarterback all
day from the phone and you behind the mic, but
they honestly need to give us more information because we're
(02:31):
going into what twenty twenty six and how many illegal
terrorists are in this country. We need a lot of
more information and they're not given it to us.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Well, look, let me ask you. Let me just play.
I mean, I agree with you one thousand percent, but
let me just play Devil's advocate. I'm getting a lot
of texts, a lot of emails from people who are
telling me to calm down. I'm not kidding, saying, well,
he was caught, so what's a problem. In other words,
you know the Claudio Neves Valenti was caught. He's dead,
(03:08):
he's no longer a threat. What's the problem. In other words,
it's all's well, that ends. Well, what say you?
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Honestly, I don't buy it. I don't buy it, period,
storage facility. You go and take your life. I mean,
he was near Boston. He could have gotten on the
plane gone back to Portugal, Bye bye. There was no cameras.
There's a lot of holes in these stories. There's a
lot of holes in the investigation. I think this is
(03:39):
a quick wrap up, make Brown look good, make the
police look good, and they're they're not. They're not filling
in the holes, and they need to fill in those
holes to secure America. And I feel that we're being
left out in the lurch intentionally because they're afraid of
(04:00):
the American people saying that's it. Return them all back
to their country. We don't want them here because of
their erratic behaviors, Islamic behaviors, and we don't want that here.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Bingo, aps, I think you hit the nail right on
the head. Al, you hit the nail right on the head.
This is a way to cover it up, wrap it
all up, as you put it. It protects Brown, it
protects the police, and it takes the whole Islamic angle
out and it's all nice, neat, tidy little package. Let's
(04:33):
move on and we're off to Christmas, and maybe you'll
get a few cameras in that building and then story's done.
Speaker 3 (04:41):
Al.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
I'm with you all the way. Al, thank you so
much for that call. I want to read an email
that I got from Linda. This is what she wrote me, Jeff,
the radio show is good. Well, thank you, Linda. You
are ridiculous with your comments though about the Providence lease
in the Brown University investigation. The Brown shooter was caught
(05:07):
calmed down. Okay, well yeah, I mean, if that was
the actual shooter, that's question number one. But question number two,
and let me ask this to you, Linda and everybody
in the audience. Is it acceptable that the Providence police
and the Brown Campus police were there outside the building
(05:31):
and apparently they were what ten of them? And this
is right right after seconds whatever minutes after the shooter
shot the classroom, and you got two people bleeding to death,
nine others yelling, bleeding, screaming, and they refuse to go
(05:54):
in like we're just supposed to act like that's no
big deal, allowing the shooter to escape, and then by
allowing him to escape, I mean, this is this. I'm
just stating the obvious. He then got into his car,
drove to Brookline, and then murdered an innocent man, a
(06:14):
brilliant MIT professor from Portugal. A human life was needlessly
lost at a minimum. Joining us now as she always
does at this time, she is the co founder, CEO,
and president of Kelly Financial Services, and yes, that is
(06:37):
her wonderful name, Kelly. Kelly Kelly. How are you.
Speaker 4 (06:44):
Good morning, Jeff, I am good. As we look ahead
to a new year, many retirees are feeling real pressure
from rising health care costs, everything from premiums to prescriptions,
and for a lot of families, that uncertainty can make
retirement feel a little less secure. But here's what I
(07:06):
want people to remember. You are not powerless. With the
right planning, you can protect both your health and your
financial wellbeing. That's why we put together our investor guide,
Don't let healthcare expenses derail your retirement. It's a clear,
easy to understand resource that helps you prepare for Medicare changes,
(07:31):
long term care expenses, and the rising cost of everyday
health needs as you plan for twenty twenty six. Now
is a great time to make your health care strategy stronger,
more informed, and more confident. To request your complementary copy,
give us a call or email Kelly at Kellifinancial dot org. Jeff,
(07:55):
I'll continue this conversation with our Kelly Advisors tomorrow morning
at nine am on Safe Money Strategies Radio. Do tune
in or visit our website for the radio. Rewind Jeff.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your
family and all of Coooner Country.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Thank you, Kelly, all the best to you and everyone
at Kelly Financial. To get a free copy of that guide,
and I urge all of you if you can do
get it, call now eight eight eight eight hundred eighteen
eighty one, eight eighty eight, eight hundred, eighteen eighty one,
or you can actually email Kelly herself personally Kelly at
(08:37):
Kellyfinancial dot org. That's Kelly at Kellyfinancial dot org. Okay,
my friends, a lot of you are texting the Kooner
Man saying, Jeff, you don't believe the story as well.
This narrative just doesn't make sense, and I agree with you.
(08:58):
And so my question to you is this, what do
you think is really happening? And why do you think
the authorities, at a minimum are engaged in a cover
up at a minimum, whether they're protecting Brown, whether they're
protecting the police, or is it something even more nefarious.
(09:18):
Are they trying to protect the fact that this was
an immigrant who came into this country through the visa
lottery program, unvetted and may have committed an Islamic terrorist attack,
and maybe even on behalf of a foreign power. We'll see.
But at a minimum, why won't they tell us what
(09:42):
he yelled at Brown University in that classroom when he
massacred those students. They refuse to tell us. The media
has asked dozens and dozens of times, and they refuse
to tell us what Claudio Neves Valente said before he
(10:04):
opened fire. Six one seven two sixty six, sixty eight
sixty eight. Tom in Plymouth, thanks for holding Tom and welcome.
Speaker 5 (10:16):
Thanks Jeff in. Merry Christmas to you and to the country.
Speaker 1 (10:20):
Thank you all the best to you and your family.
Speaker 5 (10:22):
Tom, Thank you show up. Perez needs to be fired
number one. Who was about by, yeah, like fifty sixty
people in that lecture home and this guy picked out
you know, that young lady. How did he know to
pick her out of the crowd with that many people
(10:42):
in one area unless somebody rather or out, or somebody
pointed where she was, somebody let him know or checked
him off. And they never rounded up all those cell
phones to analyze him. Who sends to me, would have
been tasked number one to trying to find that happened
on the grown at that time the maybe video.
Speaker 1 (11:05):
Well, Tom, I promise, I'll let you finish. But just
what the police addressed this yesterday that this was the
Boston presser again, you go to the Providence presser. I
mean they were all over the map. They didn't know
a thing. Okay, it was again disorganized, disjointed, unprofessional. It
was a joke. Okay, it was a joke. But the
(11:27):
Boston presser, which was very professional, they believe it was random,
that Ella Cook was not targeted, that she just happened
to be at the wrong place at the wrong time,
like that USBEK student who was also at the wrong
place at the wrong time. So they're just saying his
goal was to target the classroom. Why they don't want
(11:51):
to tell us or they don't know, but that it
wasn't specific against anyone who was killed. Number one, Number two,
they haven't answered that. Another sixty four thousand dollars question.
Now I know for a fact because investigators have said
this was a year whatever final exam review study session
(12:15):
with the teaching assistant. So nowadays students have their phones
as recorders. Look quickly. When I used to lecture, when
I used to teach, students always recorded me, always, always,
especially when it was for a final exam review session.
There'd be fifty sixty seventy students in a classroom. They'd
(12:38):
ask all kinds of questions and you know, things they
didn't know or things they should prepare for or be
ready for whatever, and those recording devices were on. So
police investigators have admitted they Yeah. They people had their
phones and it was recording. So it's very simple. I mean,
this is not rocket science. Their phones were on, they
(13:02):
were If they're not filming there recording what was said?
Just what was said? Just come on and play the tape.
What did he yell out? And it's those students who
keep saying it was allah who akbar, and when pressed
they're like, could it be something else? Maybe you misunderstood.
(13:25):
They're like, we heard it as clear as you can
possibly hear it. He shouted out Allah who akbar. Now,
Tom look to be honest, maybe was a diversion. Maybe
the guy's mentally not right in the head. Maybe he
came in there and wanted to shoot up the place
out of a sense of vendetta or personal frustration that
(13:48):
his career wasn't doing well, and he thought Brown let
him down, and he went after this MIT professor because
they knew each other or had gone to the same
classes twenty five years ago in Portugal and asked him
for recommendations, and he didn't give it to him, and
so he wanted to cover his tracks for his real
motive by shouting out alahuac bar, okay ala huak bar.
(14:12):
Does not definitively say it's an Islamic terrorist attack. But
why are they hiding it? It's an open secret. In fact,
this is not even me saying this. It's the Brown
University students. It's those that were in the lecture room
that weren't hurt or wounded that are saying, but we
(14:34):
heard him. Why won't they say that to the public
and let people decide or make of it what they will. So,
you see, the more they cover this up, the more
I'm saying, no. See, once you start lying to me
and lying to you and lying to the public, I
don't believe you anymore. I don't believe you. So my
(14:59):
fear there is we're never going to get answers to
our questions. And they were so eager to just bury
this yesterday we got him. It's over. What's everybody's problem?
Sort of like the emails I'm getting from I read one,
but we caught him. What's the big deal? Move on? Well,
who's gonna be Why would you want to hold people accountable?
(15:22):
Why do you want to hold the police chief or anybody,
or the president of Brown or or or the police officers.
Why do you want to hold them accountable. The guy's
caught and yeah, but three people are dead. Well so
what well, it's not so what to me?
Speaker 5 (15:37):
Tom, final word to you, But I apologize. I don't
want to be redundant. But how did they subtract him
to that storage facility? Was phone? How'd they find him
up there? I didn't really get that.
Speaker 1 (15:52):
What it was a homeless man who had seen him
in the building before. He had noticed him before. In fact,
they had a slight run in, like what are you
doing here? Or he sleeps there? The homeless man sleeps
in that building and they let him sleep there by
the way, which to me is shocking. But let that go.
And then so he started to track him. It was
the homeless guy, and he began noticing he's got a car,
(16:17):
the rented vehicle with the plates. So it was the
homeless man. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight is the number? Okay, I just I want
to say it now in case I forget to say
it or don't have enough time which is what usually
happens at the end of this segment to say it.
(16:38):
This is our last show for twenty twenty five. We
are going to be off next week. And we're going
to be coming back after New Year's so I want
to wish all of you, all of you in Koner Country,
from the bottom of my heart, very merry Christmas, a happy, blessed,
healthy new Year. Rest and because we've got a big
(17:01):
year ahead of us next year, so please rest, take
care of yourself, recharge your batteries. I certainly could use
the break. I need some downtime to relax and refresh myself.
Take a small little vacation just just to relax, because
honestly I'm feeling a little tired, a little worn down,
so I could use the vacation. But please enjoy your
(17:23):
break and again, a very merry Christmas from me, from Mike,
from Sandy, from all of us. Six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight. Rachel in Redding, Thanks
for holding Rachel, and.
Speaker 3 (17:38):
Welcome Hi, Jeff, it's good to be on the line.
Speaker 1 (17:43):
Welcome Rachel. Rachel. What do you make of all.
Speaker 3 (17:46):
This mess a lot? First, I agree with your caller
Al from New Hampshire. Secondly, I just want to bring
some insight on it because almost about thirteen years ago
I went to Newmascart and you mess Dartmouth is a
state school, So first off, I'm just going to make
the clarification that's less money than Brow. So Brown should
(18:08):
have more security than you mess Dartmouth did, But you messed.
Dartmouth is where the Boston Bama went, So I was
there when all of that happened. And one of the
things that shocks me that that's now thirteen years later
is the lack of security. There should be facial recognition,
There should be so much security on that campus. And
(18:30):
as someone who went to college, you go to other colleges,
you kind of know the lingo. You know that you
can piggyback in if you don't have a path to
get into a room. So there should be some type
of more security, especially at Brown. And when I went
after the Boston jahar got caught because at first they
(18:50):
didn't know who it was. After that one second, honey,
after that, there was so many people on that campus
because it wasn't that big the campus that would pretend
to be students. They would wear you mass Dartmoss sweatshirts
and they'd be reporters and maybe other people just walking
around campus that wasn't secure. So what's going on in Brown.
(19:12):
I think there's a lot that we don't know. But
first of all, what grants does Browns have? What is
in the engineering office that I haven't heard about, because
they could have some weapons of mass destruction there, they
could have some grants to work on things that the
then gunman was after. We haven't been alerted on any
(19:32):
of that. And you mentioned the recording. Of course there
is more information that we're never going to find out
that there's And your custom your personal who spoke also
brought up the fact, honey, don't turn on the car.
He also brought up the Portuguese. That whole area is
very highly Portuguese. Dartmouth is very close to Rhode Islands.
(19:56):
It's a very high Portuguese neigh So that's kind of
what I want to share. If you had questions, I'm open.
Speaker 1 (20:03):
But Rachel, look, I think you put your finger on it.
I think, by the way, the Portuguese is Brazilian Portuguese
as opposed to European Portuguese. That's my understanding. And he
was European Portuguese obviously from Portugal. But no, I think, look,
there's no denying this. This is I mean, it's pretty
(20:23):
obvious that would really crack the case open. It wasn't
the clowns, these Keystone cops in Providence. It was when
he murdered that nuclear physicist in Brookline. That's when the
Boston PD got involved. That's when the Brookline PD got involved.
(20:45):
And even the FBI admitted this. They were very aggressive,
they were eager to catch them if things moved very quickly.
They got involved because then they believed that the murders
were linked, that the shootings were linked, and so they
started to take a look at the evidence at Brown
and so they were the ones that went aggressively after
(21:07):
the license plate, after the rental car, a keying in
on that homeless person. This was all being done from
the Boston PD end, very little from the Providence Police
Department end. So you know a lot of people are saying,
had he just had he not murdered the MIT professor,
Let's put it this way, had he just walked into
(21:29):
Brown bang bang bang, bang, shot the place up, walked out,
he probably would have gotten away with it. He probably
would have gotten away with it. His mistake was then
he went to Brookline to get the MIT professor. Now,
one of the things I want to know is he
(21:49):
didn't shoot him at MIT, he shot him at his home.
That to me, he's very revealing. Well, how did you
know where he lived? But was he in the phone book?
He'd be crazy if he I mean, maybe he was.
But you're a top notch nuclear scientist, a fusion scientist
at a major program, at a major lab where they
(22:12):
do top secret research. I don't think you should be
able to find the guy on a Google search or
at the Yellow Pages. So there's a lot more that
needs to be answered that they refuse to give us
information on and again. If you notice, Rachel, it's always
take everything on blind faith from the very people that
(22:36):
we have caught again and again even in this investigation,
either lying to us brazenly or displaying colossal incompetence. So, Rachel,
the students and the families at Brown, especially those are
the victims, are going to have to make a decision.
(22:59):
Are they gonna let this slide. Are they gonna deliberately
turn a blind eye, or are they gonna go in
there and sue the hell out of that university and
the hell out of that police department.
Six one seven two six six, sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, let's go right back to Al
in New Hampshire. Al says, there is nothing in the
Portuguese language that comes anywhere close to Alahu akbar when
you say something in anger or in rage, or if
(00:21):
you're swearing or cursing or whatever it may be. Al,
I want to ask you to me the sixty four
thousand dollars question. You obviously are of Portuguese descent, you
know the Portuguese language, you have a censor feel for
Portuguese culture. What do you believe was the motive for
(00:42):
this shooting? Why would somebody like him, you know, an
immigrant from Portugal on a green card, came in through
the visa diversity program but eventually got a green card
permanent residence. Why would he target brown? And then why
would he target this MIT professor kill him. I understand
(01:05):
he was a brilliant physicist from Portugal and apparently they
went to the same program or institute twenty five years ago.
But do you have any insights or theories on what
you believe drove him to commit these heinous atrocities. I'm
just curious.
Speaker 2 (01:24):
Well, let's connect the dots, all right, Iran Israel Portuguese physicist,
one of the top leaders. Right, So you have a
gentleman who went to Brown, who left for whatever reason.
Maybe he was discouraged and maybe he just didn't want
to do it anymore. Maybe he's stayed in contact with
this professor. I know, in the Portuguese community, if you
(01:48):
don't know somebody, you don't open the door, or if
you see a stranger at the door, you try to
protect yourself. So maybe he's friends with the professor and
they used him as a pawn to get at the
Now that classroom was an engineer room. Maybe that's you know,
they have the background of these people and they're like, okay,
so you went here, this is the engineering room. Let's
(02:09):
kill the top people that are that are presenting the
class There's so many holes that need to be answered,
so many connected dots that are not being connected, and
it's hard to I mean, I can play quarterback all
day from the phone and you behind the mic, but
they honestly need to give us more information because we're
(02:31):
going into what twenty twenty six and how many illegal
terrorists are in this country. We need a lot of
more information and they're not given it to us.
Speaker 1 (02:44):
Well, look, let me ask you. Let me just play.
I mean, I agree with you one thousand percent, but
let me just play Devil's advocate. I'm getting a lot
of texts, a lot of emails from people who are
telling me to calm down. I'm not kidding, saying, well,
he was caught, so what's a problem. In other words,
you know the Claudio Neves Valenti was caught. He's dead,
(03:08):
he's no longer a threat. What's the problem. In other words,
it's all's well, that ends. Well, what say you?
Speaker 2 (03:17):
Honestly, I don't buy it. I don't buy it, period,
storage facility. You go and take your life. I mean,
he was near Boston. He could have gotten on the
plane gone back to Portugal, Bye bye. There was no cameras.
There's a lot of holes in these stories. There's a
lot of holes in the investigation. I think this is
(03:39):
a quick wrap up, make Brown look good, make the
police look good, and they're they're not. They're not filling
in the holes, and they need to fill in those
holes to secure America. And I feel that we're being
left out in the lurch intentionally because they're afraid of
(04:00):
the American people saying that's it. Return them all back
to their country. We don't want them here because of
their erratic behaviors, Islamic behaviors, and we don't want that here.
Speaker 1 (04:10):
Bingo, aps, I think you hit the nail right on
the head. Al, you hit the nail right on the head.
This is a way to cover it up, wrap it
all up, as you put it. It protects Brown, it
protects the police, and it takes the whole Islamic angle
out and it's all nice, neat, tidy little package. Let's
(04:33):
move on and we're off to Christmas, and maybe you'll
get a few cameras in that building and then story's done.
Speaker 3 (04:41):
Al.
Speaker 1 (04:41):
I'm with you all the way. Al, thank you so
much for that call. I want to read an email
that I got from Linda. This is what she wrote me, Jeff,
the radio show is good. Well, thank you, Linda. You
are ridiculous with your comments though about the Providence lease
in the Brown University investigation. The Brown shooter was caught
(05:07):
calmed down. Okay, well yeah, I mean, if that was
the actual shooter, that's question number one. But question number two,
and let me ask this to you, Linda and everybody
in the audience. Is it acceptable that the Providence police
and the Brown Campus police were there outside the building
(05:31):
and apparently they were what ten of them? And this
is right right after seconds whatever minutes after the shooter
shot the classroom, and you got two people bleeding to death,
nine others yelling, bleeding, screaming, and they refuse to go
(05:54):
in like we're just supposed to act like that's no
big deal, allowing the shooter to escape, and then by
allowing him to escape, I mean, this is this. I'm
just stating the obvious. He then got into his car,
drove to Brookline, and then murdered an innocent man, a
(06:14):
brilliant MIT professor from Portugal. A human life was needlessly
lost at a minimum. Joining us now as she always
does at this time, she is the co founder, CEO,
and president of Kelly Financial Services, and yes, that is
(06:37):
her wonderful name, Kelly. Kelly Kelly. How are you.
Speaker 4 (06:44):
Good morning, Jeff, I am good. As we look ahead
to a new year, many retirees are feeling real pressure
from rising health care costs, everything from premiums to prescriptions,
and for a lot of families, that uncertainty can make
retirement feel a little less secure. But here's what I
(07:06):
want people to remember. You are not powerless. With the
right planning, you can protect both your health and your
financial wellbeing. That's why we put together our investor guide,
Don't let healthcare expenses derail your retirement. It's a clear,
easy to understand resource that helps you prepare for Medicare changes,
(07:31):
long term care expenses, and the rising cost of everyday
health needs as you plan for twenty twenty six. Now
is a great time to make your health care strategy stronger,
more informed, and more confident. To request your complementary copy,
give us a call or email Kelly at Kellifinancial dot org. Jeff,
(07:55):
I'll continue this conversation with our Kelly Advisors tomorrow morning
at nine am on Safe Money Strategies Radio. Do tune
in or visit our website for the radio. Rewind Jeff.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your
family and all of Coooner Country.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Thank you, Kelly, all the best to you and everyone
at Kelly Financial. To get a free copy of that guide,
and I urge all of you if you can do
get it, call now eight eight eight eight hundred eighteen
eighty one, eight eighty eight, eight hundred, eighteen eighty one,
or you can actually email Kelly herself personally Kelly at
(08:37):
Kellyfinancial dot org. That's Kelly at Kellyfinancial dot org. Okay,
my friends, a lot of you are texting the Kooner
Man saying, Jeff, you don't believe the story as well.
This narrative just doesn't make sense, and I agree with you.
(08:58):
And so my question to you is this, what do
you think is really happening? And why do you think
the authorities, at a minimum are engaged in a cover
up at a minimum, whether they're protecting Brown, whether they're
protecting the police, or is it something even more nefarious.
(09:18):
Are they trying to protect the fact that this was
an immigrant who came into this country through the visa
lottery program, unvetted and may have committed an Islamic terrorist attack,
and maybe even on behalf of a foreign power. We'll see.
But at a minimum, why won't they tell us what
(09:42):
he yelled at Brown University in that classroom when he
massacred those students. They refuse to tell us. The media
has asked dozens and dozens of times, and they refuse
to tell us what Claudio Neves Valente said before he
(10:04):
opened fire. Six one seven two sixty six, sixty eight
sixty eight. Tom in Plymouth, thanks for holding Tom and welcome.
Speaker 5 (10:16):
Thanks Jeff in. Merry Christmas to you and to the country.
Speaker 1 (10:20):
Thank you all the best to you and your family.
Speaker 5 (10:22):
Tom, Thank you show up. Perez needs to be fired
number one. Who was about by, yeah, like fifty sixty
people in that lecture home and this guy picked out
you know, that young lady. How did he know to
pick her out of the crowd with that many people
(10:42):
in one area unless somebody rather or out, or somebody
pointed where she was, somebody let him know or checked
him off. And they never rounded up all those cell
phones to analyze him. Who sends to me, would have
been tasked number one to trying to find that happened
on the grown at that time the maybe video.
Speaker 1 (11:05):
Well, Tom, I promise, I'll let you finish. But just
what the police addressed this yesterday that this was the
Boston presser again, you go to the Providence presser. I
mean they were all over the map. They didn't know
a thing. Okay, it was again disorganized, disjointed, unprofessional. It
was a joke. Okay, it was a joke. But the
(11:27):
Boston presser, which was very professional, they believe it was random,
that Ella Cook was not targeted, that she just happened
to be at the wrong place at the wrong time,
like that USBEK student who was also at the wrong
place at the wrong time. So they're just saying his
goal was to target the classroom. Why they don't want
(11:51):
to tell us or they don't know, but that it
wasn't specific against anyone who was killed. Number one, Number two,
they haven't answered that. Another sixty four thousand dollars question.
Now I know for a fact because investigators have said
this was a year whatever final exam review study session
(12:15):
with the teaching assistant. So nowadays students have their phones
as recorders. Look quickly. When I used to lecture, when
I used to teach, students always recorded me, always, always,
especially when it was for a final exam review session.
There'd be fifty sixty seventy students in a classroom. They'd
(12:38):
ask all kinds of questions and you know, things they
didn't know or things they should prepare for or be
ready for whatever, and those recording devices were on. So
police investigators have admitted they Yeah. They people had their
phones and it was recording. So it's very simple. I mean,
this is not rocket science. Their phones were on, they
(13:02):
were If they're not filming there recording what was said?
Just what was said? Just come on and play the tape.
What did he yell out? And it's those students who
keep saying it was allah who akbar, and when pressed
they're like, could it be something else? Maybe you misunderstood.
(13:25):
They're like, we heard it as clear as you can
possibly hear it. He shouted out Allah who akbar. Now,
Tom look to be honest, maybe was a diversion. Maybe
the guy's mentally not right in the head. Maybe he
came in there and wanted to shoot up the place
out of a sense of vendetta or personal frustration that
(13:48):
his career wasn't doing well, and he thought Brown let
him down, and he went after this MIT professor because
they knew each other or had gone to the same
classes twenty five years ago in Portugal and asked him
for recommendations, and he didn't give it to him, and
so he wanted to cover his tracks for his real
motive by shouting out alahuac bar, okay ala huak bar.
(14:12):
Does not definitively say it's an Islamic terrorist attack. But
why are they hiding it? It's an open secret. In fact,
this is not even me saying this. It's the Brown
University students. It's those that were in the lecture room
that weren't hurt or wounded that are saying, but we
(14:34):
heard him. Why won't they say that to the public
and let people decide or make of it what they will. So,
you see, the more they cover this up, the more
I'm saying, no. See, once you start lying to me
and lying to you and lying to the public, I
don't believe you anymore. I don't believe you. So my
(14:59):
fear there is we're never going to get answers to
our questions. And they were so eager to just bury
this yesterday we got him. It's over. What's everybody's problem?
Sort of like the emails I'm getting from I read one,
but we caught him. What's the big deal? Move on? Well,
who's gonna be Why would you want to hold people accountable?
(15:22):
Why do you want to hold the police chief or anybody,
or the president of Brown or or or the police officers.
Why do you want to hold them accountable. The guy's
caught and yeah, but three people are dead. Well so
what well, it's not so what to me?
Speaker 5 (15:37):
Tom, final word to you, But I apologize. I don't
want to be redundant. But how did they subtract him
to that storage facility? Was phone? How'd they find him
up there? I didn't really get that.
Speaker 1 (15:52):
What it was a homeless man who had seen him
in the building before. He had noticed him before. In fact,
they had a slight run in, like what are you
doing here? Or he sleeps there? The homeless man sleeps
in that building and they let him sleep there by
the way, which to me is shocking. But let that go.
And then so he started to track him. It was
the homeless guy, and he began noticing he's got a car,
(16:17):
the rented vehicle with the plates. So it was the
homeless man. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight is the number? Okay, I just I want
to say it now in case I forget to say
it or don't have enough time which is what usually
happens at the end of this segment to say it.
(16:38):
This is our last show for twenty twenty five. We
are going to be off next week. And we're going
to be coming back after New Year's so I want
to wish all of you, all of you in Koner Country,
from the bottom of my heart, very merry Christmas, a happy, blessed,
healthy new Year. Rest and because we've got a big
(17:01):
year ahead of us next year, so please rest, take
care of yourself, recharge your batteries. I certainly could use
the break. I need some downtime to relax and refresh myself.
Take a small little vacation just just to relax, because
honestly I'm feeling a little tired, a little worn down,
so I could use the vacation. But please enjoy your
(17:23):
break and again, a very merry Christmas from me, from Mike,
from Sandy, from all of us. Six one seven two
six six sixty eight sixty eight. Rachel in Redding, Thanks
for holding Rachel, and.
Speaker 3 (17:38):
Welcome Hi, Jeff, it's good to be on the line.
Speaker 1 (17:43):
Welcome Rachel. Rachel. What do you make of all.
Speaker 3 (17:46):
This mess a lot? First, I agree with your caller
Al from New Hampshire. Secondly, I just want to bring
some insight on it because almost about thirteen years ago
I went to Newmascart and you mess Dartmouth is a
state school, So first off, I'm just going to make
the clarification that's less money than Brow. So Brown should
(18:08):
have more security than you mess Dartmouth did, But you messed.
Dartmouth is where the Boston Bama went, So I was
there when all of that happened. And one of the
things that shocks me that that's now thirteen years later
is the lack of security. There should be facial recognition,
There should be so much security on that campus. And
(18:30):
as someone who went to college, you go to other colleges,
you kind of know the lingo. You know that you
can piggyback in if you don't have a path to
get into a room. So there should be some type
of more security, especially at Brown. And when I went
after the Boston jahar got caught because at first they
(18:50):
didn't know who it was. After that one second, honey,
after that, there was so many people on that campus
because it wasn't that big the campus that would pretend
to be students. They would wear you mass Dartmoss sweatshirts
and they'd be reporters and maybe other people just walking
around campus that wasn't secure. So what's going on in Brown.
(19:12):
I think there's a lot that we don't know. But
first of all, what grants does Browns have? What is
in the engineering office that I haven't heard about, because
they could have some weapons of mass destruction there, they
could have some grants to work on things that the
then gunman was after. We haven't been alerted on any
(19:32):
of that. And you mentioned the recording. Of course there
is more information that we're never going to find out
that there's And your custom your personal who spoke also
brought up the fact, honey, don't turn on the car.
He also brought up the Portuguese. That whole area is
very highly Portuguese. Dartmouth is very close to Rhode Islands.
(19:56):
It's a very high Portuguese neigh So that's kind of
what I want to share. If you had questions, I'm open.
Speaker 1 (20:03):
But Rachel, look, I think you put your finger on it.
I think, by the way, the Portuguese is Brazilian Portuguese
as opposed to European Portuguese. That's my understanding. And he
was European Portuguese obviously from Portugal. But no, I think, look,
there's no denying this. This is I mean, it's pretty
(20:23):
obvious that would really crack the case open. It wasn't
the clowns, these Keystone cops in Providence. It was when
he murdered that nuclear physicist in Brookline. That's when the
Boston PD got involved. That's when the Brookline PD got involved.
(20:45):
And even the FBI admitted this. They were very aggressive,
they were eager to catch them if things moved very quickly.
They got involved because then they believed that the murders
were linked, that the shootings were linked, and so they
started to take a look at the evidence at Brown
and so they were the ones that went aggressively after
(21:07):
the license plate, after the rental car, a keying in
on that homeless person. This was all being done from
the Boston PD end, very little from the Providence Police
Department end. So you know a lot of people are saying,
had he just had he not murdered the MIT professor,
Let's put it this way, had he just walked into
(21:29):
Brown bang bang bang, bang, shot the place up, walked out,
he probably would have gotten away with it. He probably
would have gotten away with it. His mistake was then
he went to Brookline to get the MIT professor. Now,
one of the things I want to know is he
(21:49):
didn't shoot him at MIT, he shot him at his home.
That to me, he's very revealing. Well, how did you
know where he lived? But was he in the phone book?
He'd be crazy if he I mean, maybe he was.
But you're a top notch nuclear scientist, a fusion scientist
at a major program, at a major lab where they
(22:12):
do top secret research. I don't think you should be
able to find the guy on a Google search or
at the Yellow Pages. So there's a lot more that
needs to be answered that they refuse to give us
information on and again. If you notice, Rachel, it's always
take everything on blind faith from the very people that
(22:36):
we have caught again and again even in this investigation,
either lying to us brazenly or displaying colossal incompetence. So, Rachel,
the students and the families at Brown, especially those are
the victims, are going to have to make a decision.
(22:59):
Are they gonna let this slide. Are they gonna deliberately
turn a blind eye, or are they gonna go in
there and sue the hell out of that university and
the hell out of that police department.
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