AT 9:32 a.m. on the morning of the Feb. 14 shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, the school’s news anchorman David Hogg made a video interviewing a student about the shooting, which did not occur until after 2:19 p.m that day. So almost five hours before the shooting, Hogg was offering “live” commentary. See minute 1:42 in this video in which he states the time.

Hogg also mentions in the same video compilation the name of the suspect well before he could possibly have known who the suspect was. For those who do not consider the strange behavior of students who can film interviews and make a mini-documentary while hiding in a closet during a massacre sufficient reason to doubt the story, these time discrepancies should disprove the official version.

Youtube and Google have in the past week purged their platforms of hundreds of video reports about the shooting and about the Sandy Hook shootings. Why would they censor videos if they were wildly off-base?

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