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EXCLUSIVE 9/10 Footage: Did “Tyler Robinson” Return To The Losee Rooftop? Because Someone Did…
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In the October 21 episode of Candace about footage from the Losee Building, host Candace Owens examines whether an unidentified person entered a rooftop area after an alleged shooter had departed but before a police officer arrived. Her account rests on her reading of surveillance images and preliminary-hearing testimony; the podcast does not independently establish the person’s identity or what they were doing.
Owens compares figures recorded 20 minutes apart
Owens presents recordings from approximately 12:17 p.m. and 12:37 p.m., arguing that the people visible in them appear alike in height and build. She says the later figure carried a backpack, approached the ledge and remained in the area for several minutes. Although she believes the footage depicts one person returning, she offers no confirmed identification, and the comparison remains her interpretation of the images.
Camera interruption precedes an officer’s arrival
The show says the later figure moved around the rooftop and revisited the ledge near 12:40 p.m., when the recording lost roughly a minute. Owens reports that the person was then seen leaving shortly before Officer Bagley arrived. She pairs that sequence with hearing testimony placing a screwdriver about 10 to 15 feet inside the rooftop area. Owens speculates that the missing footage might contain an explanation for the object’s presence, but acknowledges that the available video does not demonstrate this.
Hearing testimony prompts questions about video review
Owens also plays an exchange in which a defence lawyer asks Bagley whether video was examined to determine if anyone entered or disturbed the rooftop between the earlier figure’s departure and his arrival. The host interprets his response as indicating that he had not conducted such a review. She calls that an important investigative omission, while using it to support broader suspicions that are not proven by the testimony itself.
A separate CCTV argument involving Brian Cole Jr.
Earlier, Owens discusses analysis attributed to journalist Steve Baker concerning the January 2021 pipe-bomb investigation. She says Baker’s team believes footage places Brian Cole Jr. elsewhere at 7:57 p.m., while a person suspected of leaving a pipe bomb appears on another camera. The episode also relays claims from Cole’s relatives that a tagged jacket and handmade team-coloured mask help identify him in the first recording. Owens presents these details as potentially favourable to Cole, but they are claims conveyed by the show rather than independently corroborated findings.