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The shocking attack at Brown University during finals week left hardworking families across America mourning and angry. On December 13, 2025, a shooter opened fire inside the Barus & Holley engineering building, killing two students and wounding nine more as young people studied for exams — a nightmare that should never happen on an Ivy League campus or anywhere in this country.
In the chaotic hours that followed, local and federal law enforcement scrambled to piece together what happened, releasing surveillance footage and urgently asking the public for help identifying the suspect as investigators pursued leads. The FBI even announced a reward for information as the probe intensified — exactly the kind of federal seriousness citizens expect when a massacre like this occurs.
But what followed should alarm every patriot who believes in competent policing: authorities detained a person of interest, announced the arrest, then reversed course and released the individual after admitting the evidence didn’t hold up. That stunning about-face left a community in fear and raised legitimate questions about whether the rush to declare a breakthrough was driven by optics rather than facts.
Even worse, investigators briefly posted and then removed video footage, and officials have been vague about the sequence of events — a breakdown of transparency that breeds suspicion and conspiracy in equal measure. Conservatives who believe in law and order are not asking for conspiracies; we are demanding accountability and clear answers from those in power who were paid to protect our kids.
On his show, Rob Finnerty did what the mainstream press has been too timid to do for many Americans: he asked the blunt question many of us are thinking — what are these people trying to hide, and why was the community given mixed messages instead of sober leadership? That line of questioning isn’t political theater; it’s a necessary demand for clarity from public officials whose mistakes can cost lives.
Hardworking Americans want swift justice for the victims and real reform where local incompetence is revealed, not platitudes and press conferences that dance around uncomfortable truths. We owe it to the students who were killed and the families left to pick up the pieces to push for a full accounting, tougher consequences for failures, and a return to prioritizing law-abiding citizens’ safety above bureaucracy and image control.
