Home Defense Against Burglar: Shooting Caught On Hidden Camera [FAKE]

secondamendmentfreedom.blogspot.com ^ | 02/03/11 | Sasparilla

[FateAmenableToChange]

Fake. I know it’s possible, but who has audio recording on their security camera that appears to be sitting on the kitchen table?

[PowderMonkey]

Fake. The gun doesn’t exhibit recoil, and its slide never moves.

[Dead Corpse]

My skeptic gene just kicked in.

It looks pretty real, but the sound is all wrong.

[pvoce]

Staged.

[Safrguns]

They didn’t even try to make it look realistic.
The gunshot sounds were a joke, and the burglar was a very poor actor

[USS Alaska]

The data may be staged but the narrative is good.

This kind of logic works for the msm, why can't we use it?

[berettaboy]

I disagree this is fake. Shots 4 and five hit the door at 8:00 then 5:00 (using the peep hole as the center). This is consistent with the perp falling and the shooter not adjusting her aim. Pretty nifty if it's a fake.

[Deaf Smith]

The two bullet holes in the door are too high for the downward trajectory of her firearm’s shots.

[Ramius]

Yep. That’s a well-known popular sound effect, and it is ~not~ really how gunshots sound, especially when captured on a video camera.

[Darksheare]

Yeah, the sound effect is a rifle sampled outdoors.
Now if they really wanted to go for realism, they would’ve had to fire the weapon indoors into a bullet catch at four different angles inside confines of the same materials and shape.
*chuckle*
A 9mm would have sounded like a series of clicking pops.