Скачать или смотреть [NH v. Jason Levesque] — Frame-by-Frame Breakdown of Fatal Shooting by Det. Kyle Danny

Detective Kyle Danny returned to the stand for Day Three in NH v. Jason Levesque, providing an in-depth breakdown of the surveillance footage and the critical moments before the shooting of Kyle Violette. His testimony was focused on frame-by-frame analysis of the video evidence and Levesque’s actions leading up to the fatal shots.

Key Testimony Points:

🔹 Levesque’s Cooperation:

Detective Danny confirmed Levesque voluntarily handed over evidence, including his truck’s DVR surveillance footage.
He also signed a consent form, allowing police to search his vehicle and retrieve his firearm.

🔹 The Shooting Timeline:

Surveillance footage showed Kyle Violette initially walking away before turning back toward Levesque.
Just seconds before the first shot, Kyle was seen approaching Jason Levesque outside his truck.
The detective confirmed that Jason did not move toward Kyle at any point—Kyle was the one engaging.
Within five seconds, Kyle was shot, fell to the ground, and attempted to crawl toward his house.
The remaining shots were fired as Kyle was on all fours, trying to move away.

🔹 Frame-by-Frame Video Analysis:

The detective used specialized video software to break the footage down.
He zoomed in on key interactions, showing the exact moment Kyle turned, engaged, and was shot.
The footage did not include audio, leaving uncertainty about what was said before the gunfire.

🔹 Prosecution vs. Defense Arguments:

Prosecution: Levesque escalated the situation, ultimately shooting Kyle even after he was down.
Defense: The footage supports a self-defense claim, showing Kyle turning back toward Jason, which could have been perceived as a threat.
This testimony is critical in determining whether Levesque’s use of force was justified or if it crossed the line. The jury will need to decide: Was this self-defense, or did Jason Levesque go too far?

Watch the full testimony for a detailed breakdown of the evidence and frame-by-frame analysis of the shooting timeline.

⏳ Timestamps

00:00 - Judge’s instructions & trial fairness reminder
03:20 - Detective Danny cross-examined on arrival at the scene
06:08 - Blood evidence & crime scene video analysis
08:20 - Levesque’s truck: Firearm retrieval & voluntary consent
09:27 - Levesque’s cooperation: Provided surveillance footage to police
12:06 - Breakdown of video footage from multiple camera angles
15:37 - Critical moments: Kyle’s movement before the shooting
18:31 - Kyle turns back toward Jason seconds before the first shot
19:49 - Gunfire begins—first shot & Kyle’s reaction
21:19 - Detailed frame-by-frame breakdown starts
25:59 - Clear depiction of the initial confrontation
27:39 - Kyle initiates re-engagement, Jason remains stationary
31:00 - Kyle’s fourth and fifth interactions with Jason before the shooting
35:12 - Last engagement before the final shots
40:42 - Medical evidence: Bullet retrieved from Boston hospital
45:27 - Frame-by-frame breakdown: The moment Kyle falls
50:56 - Analysis of Kyle’s movement after being shot
55:32 - Forensic enhancements: Zooming in on Kyle’s reaction
1:02:22 - Final confrontation seconds before the last shots
1:04:11 - Detective explains the importance of video analysis
1:06:11 - Defense cross-examination: Real-time vs. frame-by-frame timing

#JasonLevesque #AttemptedMurder #SelfDefense #TrueCrime #CourtTV #RochesterNH #CrimeNews

🚨 Fair Use & Copyright Disclaimer:

This video contains publicly available court proceedings and legal commentary, utilized under the Fair Use Doctrine as defined in Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act (17 U.S.C. § 107). The content is provided for educational, journalistic, and news reporting purposes, ensuring public access to legal proceedings.

We do not claim ownership of any courtroom footage or related materials. All rights belong to their respective owners. The use of this footage is protected under Fair Use due to its transformative nature, legal analysis, and educational value.

This video is intended to:
✅ Inform the public about court proceedings
✅ Analyze legal arguments presented in the trial
✅ Encourage discussion & awareness of the justice system

🔹 NO copyright infringement is intended. If you are a copyright holder and believe your material has been used improperly, please contact us for immediate resolution

This statement applies to all future content covering legal trials, courtroom footage, and case analysis.

Join this channel to get access to perks:
   / @justiceisaprocess