The Twitter account of the same name was quickly suspended. The Facebook account that posted the video was no longer available shortly after the shooting. On 15 March 2019, two consecutive mass shootings occurred in a terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand. In a lengthy manifesto published online the supposed shooter outlined who he was and why he carried out the massacre at the Christchurch mosque, NZ Herald reported. Security camera footage obtained from the owners of a hotel reveals important details about the deadliest terrorist attack in New Zealands modern history, including that the suspect stopped at. Inside the mosque, the gunman's footage showed distinctively patterned green carpet that also matched images tagged on Google Maps as being at the same location.ĭistinctive writing on the gunman's weapons seen in the footage also matched images posted on a Twitter account using the same name and cartoon profile picture as the Facebook Live video.
This included the entrance of the mosque, which has a number of distinct features such as a fence, postbox and doorway. EDT Police said they will provide a highly visible presence when New Zealanders return to daily life three days after an attack on two mosques killed 50 people. The 17-minute video ended as the gunman drove away from the scene at speed.Īgence France-Presse confirmed the video was genuine through a digital investigation that included matching screenshots of the mosque taken from the gunman's footage with multiple images available online showing the same areas. He then re-entered the mosque to check for survivors.
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