Why Was The Body Camera Turned Off?? #truecrimeinvestigation #truecrimeshorts #crimejunkies
- Jun 12, 2026
- 0:45
- Short
One detail in the timeline continues to raise questions in Tripp Brazeale's case.
Body camera footage captures the ATV pursuit and later shows deputies towing the vehicle. But between those two events is a gap of approximately 49 minutes when the camera was not recording.
When the footage resumes, the Deputy is wearing latex gloves.
What stands out to you most about this timeline?
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Brief Summary
A 49-minute gap in body cam footage raises questions about Officer Bynum's actions during a pursuit.
Key points
- The Missing Time. A crucial 49-minute gap raises questions about Bynum's actions.
- Suspicious Gloves. Bynum's sudden change to wearing latex gloves adds to the mystery.
