News · moment 17 of 22
Homeless Reddit Post Cracks the Case
from Rob Reiner, Redacted Files, & The Spirit Of Friendship | The Tim Dillon Show #475 · #475
3 min
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Tim reads how a homeless man's Reddit post about a gray Nissan helped identify the shooting suspect, joking that the FBI now depends on the homeless to solve crimes.
- Tim on homeless people using Reddit, imagining many of them post there.
- FBI's pattern: trace a suspect's phone via geolocation, announce it publicly, then have to let them go.
- A homeless man posted on Reddit's Providence subreddit about seeing the suspected shooter in a gray Nissan with Florida plates.
- Tim: Cash Patel and the FBI are now relying on the homeless to solve crimes.
- The Epstein list hasn't been released because the homeless haven't posted about it on Reddit yet.
- The Federal Bureau of Investigation is depending on the homeless in the country.
- Homeless people are doing a better job than Cash Patel's FBI at investigating the case.
- Dan Bongino just left the FBI to come back to podcasting.
- Tim on Bongino returning to podcasting: you can actually make a difference there, unlike at the feds.
FBIKash PatelJeffrey EpsteinDan BonginoClauddio Neves ValenteMuhammad Aziz UmmervElla CookNuno Laurierro