Topic: Gunshots

A viral story claiming that Oklahoma emergency rooms were overflowing with Ivermectin overdoses, preventing gunshot victims from receiving care, was debunked by the hospital involved. The hospital issued a statement clarifying that the doctor cited had not worked there for months and that no patients were turned away.

A coroner in Grand County, Colorado, raised concerns about the state's classification of COVID-19 deaths, citing instances where victims of gunshot wounds were counted as virus fatalities. This dispute highlights broader issues with how death data is collected and reported before certificates are finalized. The discussion emphasizes the need for better public education in statistics to interpret these large-scale data sets accurately.

Leaked police scanner audio from the night of the Las Vegas massacre reveals reports of shots fired at multiple hotels, including the Bellagio and Caesars Palace. The audio captures officers requesting medical assistance for gunshot victims in various lobbies, suggesting a more chaotic and widespread event than initially reported.

Chief doctors at an Orlando hospital held a press conference describing the immediate aftermath of the massacre, emphasizing that the situation was not a drill or a joke. The medical staff treated over 22 gunshot wounds simultaneously as team members arrived at work in tears. This official confirmation is used to pivot away from "crisis actor" theories circulating online.

Orlando Regional Medical Center had conducted an active shooter mass casualty drill just three months prior to the Pulse shooting. Surgeons at the facility treated 44 patients simultaneously during the actual event. Audio from a resident across the street captures the intense barrage of gunfire during the 5:00 AM SWAT breach, which the hosts suggest was an excessive use of force for a single gunman.

A listener reports on a planned drill at Seattle hospitals involving a scenario of multiple local attacks downtown. The training focuses on managing hundreds of victims with varying degrees of burns and gunshot wounds, leading to host speculation about potential "false flag" events.

A listener from Poland provides details on the Smolensk crash, noting that some victims allegedly sent text messages after the impact. The hosts analyze a controversial YouTube video from the crash site where sounds resembling gunshots are heard. They question the precision of the initial Russian death toll and the intact state of the aircraft's nose cone.