A Colorado man with an AR-style rifle, a handgun, body armor and a helmet and fake explosives in his vehicle was found dead of an apparent suicide at an amusement park women's restroom.

Found before the park had opened on Saturday am.

Written on a wall in the restroom where the man's body was found were the words "I am not a killer" and "I just wanted to get into the caves,"

The guns appeared to be what are called "ghost guns," which are firearms without serial numbers that can be made at home from kits.

Near where the body was discovered, investigators found fake hand grenades and a pipe bomb, Vallario said, and there was a fake improvised explosive device in his car, as well as another package that was explosive.

The handgun was found next to the body, and the rifle was found on a counter in the restroom.

Anybody seen this story?

How convenient just after the Maine shooting narrative fell apart when it was shown the guy was a lunatic who was the walking poster child for Maine's red flag law, that wasn't used.

Seems like almost every gun lately is being called a "ghost gun," almost like there is a narrative to support since Biden is trying to ban them, or force them to be serialized and registered with the government.

Suicide in liue of false flag and a Wikipedia page entry?

I am more concerned about ghost terrorist cells

Written on a wall in the restroom where the man's body was found were the words "I am not a killer"

seems like he was talking back to the voices in his head urging him to do something bad at the amusement park

What's an "AR-style rifle"? Does that mean just any ArmaLite RIfle design/copy? Or is it just a rifle of any style and they want to cause people to link to an AR-15 in their minds without them actually saying that?

Mk ultra deactivated himself

Fake grenades, fake bombs, fake guns on counter ...maybe hung himself. Current state of journalism makes this super possible.

He was Clintoned. Probably HRC lover. Since he just wanted to explore caves.

Definitely not ghost mental illness.

Texas velvet maestro said:

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Written on a wall in the restroom where the man's body was found were the words "I am not a killer"

seems like he was talking back to the FBI urging him to do something bad at the amusement park

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Fixed it for you

Texas velvet maestro said:

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Written on a wall in the restroom where the man's body was found were the words "I am not a killer"

seems like he was talking back to the voices in his head urging him to do something bad at the amusement park

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Are we sure they were just voices in his head and not alphabetic voices?


Edit for, Beat by one post.

Will there be a toxicology report or nah?

kb2001 said:

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What's an "AR-style rifle"? Does that mean just any ArmaLite RIfle design/copy? Or is it just a rifle of any style and they want to cause people to link to an AR-15 in their minds without them actually saying that?

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Anything black and "scary looking" whether it shoots .22 LR or 5.56.

Even the best made ghost guns jam. Interesting choice

Robert L. Peters said:

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Suicide in liue of false flag and a Wikipedia page entry?

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If someone could set up a false flag, you'd think they'd also be able to prevent evidence of it getting out if it didn't work.

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Going into the caves huh.

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Missing 411 covers this topic extensively. Sounds like he made "something" angry.

Tacti-cool nut LARP type that suicided instead of carrying out some nut fantasy? Just weird.

I don't see what home manufactured guns has to do with it.

MouthBQ98 said:

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Tacti-cool nut LARP type that suicided instead of carrying out some nut fantasy? Just weird.

I don't see what home manufactured guns has to do with it.

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Because of the DNC obsession with ghost guns and banning them.

That's some Q stuff right there.

Bocephus said:

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Even the best made ghost guns jam. Interesting choice

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Not sure I agree with this. Depends what a "ghost gun" is. If you are talking about 80% receivers that have been drilled out, those function well and are pretty easy to complete. I'd you are talking about fully 3d printed guns, you may be right about that.

Next target after ghost guns will be guys who make / reload their own ammo. They will creat scary stories of guys who used additional powder, special shells, etc to try and make average Joe think that non-store bought, traceable ammo is an existential threat to society.

At same time, they will increase tightening of ammo sales and require a special tax on stored ammo for persons.

When it comes to libs and their attack on your rights, they have no shortage of ideas.

kb2001 said:

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What's an "AR-style rifle"? Does that mean just any ArmaLite RIfle design/copy?

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Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:

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That's some Q stuff right there.

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No, this is Above Top Secret type stuff.

Also, Missing 411 is real. There have been an enormous amount of unexplained disappearances in national parks where someone walks behind a few trees or a boulder and disppeads without a trace only to be discovered months later a 1000 feet up a sheer cliff or 20 miles away across rugged terrain or simply never.

One of the strangest parts is that bow hunters disappear at a rate of 10 to 1 from conventional gun hunters, unless the bow Hunter has a gun backup. If the bow Hunter has a gun backup, their rates are the same as gun hunters regardless of whether the gun is used.

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Robert L. Peters said:

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Suicide in liue of false flag and a Wikipedia page entry?

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If someone could set up a false flag, you'd think they'd also be able to prevent evidence of it getting out if it didn't work.

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Plus you have to consider the intelligence of the people willing to attempt something like this...false flag or not. This is where conspiracy theories break down. People are idiots, but some how the conspirators are going to rely on idiots to carry out their plans?

Nanomachines son said:

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Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:

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That's some Q stuff right there.

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No, this is Above Top Secret type stuff.

Also, Missing 411 is real. There have been an enormous amount of unexplained disappearances in national parks where someone walks behind a few trees or a boulder and disppeads without a trace only to be discovered months later a 1000 feet up a sheer cliff or 20 miles away across rugged terrain or simply never.

One of the strangest parts is that bow hunters disappear at a rate of 10 to 1 from conventional gun hunters, unless the bow Hunter has a gun backup. If the bow Hunter has a gun backup, their rates are the same as gun hunters regardless of whether the gun is used.

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There was a Netflix or similar a few years ago on people who disappeared. People vastly underestimate how quickly even experienced outdoors folks can get irreversibly lost in the backcountry.

One of the explanations is the lack of ability to walk a straight line without reference points or device. People naturally favor one side and will inevitably "walk in circles".

Its not nefarious, its just people getting loss. New phones with SOS options via satellite and use of Garmin InReach should help.

I am not a hunter nor outdoors person, but I travel with a charged Garmin InReach when going any place where cell service could be a problem.

SockStilkings said:

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Nanomachines son said:

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Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:

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That's some Q stuff right there.

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No, this is Above Top Secret type stuff.

Also, Missing 411 is real. There have been an enormous amount of unexplained disappearances in national parks where someone walks behind a few trees or a boulder and disppeads without a trace only to be discovered months later a 1000 feet up a sheer cliff or 20 miles away across rugged terrain or simply never.

One of the strangest parts is that bow hunters disappear at a rate of 10 to 1 from conventional gun hunters, unless the bow Hunter has a gun backup. If the bow Hunter has a gun backup, their rates are the same as gun hunters regardless of whether the gun is used.

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There was a Netflix or similar a few years ago on people who disappeared. People vastly underestimate how quickly even experienced outdoors folks can get irreversibly lost in the backcountry.

One of the explanations is the lack of ability to walk a straight line without reference points or device. People naturally favor one side and will inevitably "walk in circles".

Its not nefarious, its just people getting loss. New phones with SOS options via satellite and use of Garmin InReach should help.

I am not a hunter nor outdoors person, but I travel with a charged Garmin InReach when going any place where cell service could be a problem.

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These are not the scenarios I'm talking about. It's some kid walking behind some trees 20 feet from his parents and then disappearing with no track.

Seriously, go watch Missing 411, the way these people disappear and the situations are not like what you describe at all. They happened very quickly over a very short amount of time. They know it's not animals because there is never any blood and no evidence of any attack at all.

Some people will simply believe anything, and the more whackadoodle it sounds, the more they believe it.

Instead of beating around the bush and being intentionally vague, can you just come right out and say what you think is happening?

Is it the mole people?

Aliens or the Jews also can't be ruled out!

Hungry Ojos said:

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Instead of beating around the bush and being intentionally vague, can you just come right out and say what you think is happening?

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Chupacabra, sasquatch, and the Bunny Man are all coordinating via the darkweb and funded by Soros.

Nanomachines son said:

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Some Junkie Cosmonaut said:

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That's some Q stuff right there.

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No, this is Above Top Secret type stuff.

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The reason I say that is because about the only thing I remember about the Q thread was the talk of fighting underground to save the disappeared children.

Hungry Ojos said:

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Instead of beating around the bush and being intentionally vague, can you just come right out and say what you think is happening?

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I have no idea, at all. There is basically no evidence in many of these cases and the disappearance is sudden.

I am pretty convinced it's probably supernatural given how it's pretty obvious spiritual warfare has been a thing for a long time and from all of the legends from literally every single Native American tribe about similar scenarios in these areas.