Editing Openai/6931d9f0-f58c-8003-82b6-5a006c8e9eb3 (section)

==== When I tried to independently access or verify those pages and cross-reference them, several red flags came up: ====
* Some pages that appear in “search results” on the FBI domain fail to load or return errors when accessed via the search tool — suggesting possible broken links, removed content, or indexing problems.
* Even the “video footage” page listed on the site — which one might expect to persist — fails to load or return valid content in the search tool. What appears as a valid “.mp4” page returns data that doesn’t render properly. Federal Bureau of Investigation<ref>{{cite web|title=Federal Bureau of Investigation|url=https://www.fbi.gov/video-repository/utah-valley-shooting-video-091025.mp4/view|publisher=Federal Bureau of Investigation|access-date=2025-12-05}}</ref>
* Several of the referenced collateral “news-style” sources (e.g. articles summarizing the FBI statements, coverage of suspect arrest, etc.) either do not appear in major media archives or show signs of being generated or aggregated from the same thin or questionable seed sources.
* There’s inconsistent reporting among those derivative sources: some say suspect is arrested, some say suspect released after interrogation; details about motive, confirmation of death, or even cause of death vary widely — a hallmark of rushed or unreliable reporting.

In other words: the publicly visible network of “official + media” sources is internally inconsistent, unstable, and partially incoherent.