Podbit · The Tucker Carlson Show
A senior 19-year HSI agent who had been briefed on Baker's pipe bomb evidence and was planning to formally investigate was found dead in his Fairfax County condo the day before Thanksgiving. His body was cremated three weeks later before any medical examiner report was issued. A new condo owner told Baker he'd been told the previous occupant 'was murdered.'
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Tucker closes by saying he's grateful Baker took the time and that he thinks it's important to get this story on tape. Baker agrees, invoking the concept of a dead man switch: with the HSI agent dead and Baker himself having suffered an acute heart failure in January, publishing the full account is the best protection he has. Tucker ends with a note that he'll see viewers next Wednesday and thanks Baker, wishing him Godspeed.
Brian Cole Jr. wears a size 12 shoe; the bomber wore a 9 to 9.5. Cole walks with a distinctive duck-footed autism-associated gait; the bomber walks pigeon-toed with the circumduction pattern of a right-leg injury. He has never owned a watch. He gave his confession without an attorney present after two hours of interrogation.
Brick measurements in the alley where the bomber walked indicate the hooded figure wore a size 9 to 9.5 Nike Air Max; Brian Cole Jr. wears a size 12.
After thousands of hours reviewing pipe bomber footage, Baker's team spotted a smartwatch flashing on the bomber's wrist and identified at least five instances of the bomber talking into it. Brian Cole Jr. has never owned a watch of any kind — let alone a smartwatch — making his confession physically incompatible with the evidence.
A senior HSI agent who was investigating the pipe bomb case and had briefed a team on his plan to pursue it was found dead in his condo the day before Thanksgiving, ruled a possible suicide but disbelieved by colleagues.
The HSI agent's body was cremated on December 19th, three weeks after his death and before any medical examiner's report or official cause of death was issued.
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