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coming out.��m������ As you know, this is
an independent project.��������
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drone, we're gonna be���C�u@�������� doing aerials, we're
gonna have you guys��?������ busting up
these houses,��������� siccing attack
dogs on children..���C�u���蠴��� it's gonna
get nasty.��4������ And, uh, thank you guys
for being a part of it,��
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presence of mind��J������ to remain professional
and not take it too far.���C�u@�������� It's just I don't
know what "too far"�������z really is at
this point.�������� [laughter]�������� So just impress
me, make it real.���C�u@��8������ You're here for
a reason, right?������6 You're part of the
Gray State Team.��Ѡ����
m Big Family.��������w Show it to me.��������` Big family.���C�u@��Nנ���� Anything else?�� �ʡāo I think
we're covered.��K����� [drone buzzing]��(C�u@��h������ Squad leaders, I
wanna hear you��V������ yelling to
your guys.��砱���
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command.��*������ If they're doing
something wrong,��VC�u@��|ڠ���� get them
into play.��V������ That's your
target house.��*�����
L High value
individual in there.�������� Very dangerous,
he's armed.���C�u@����ʡā Get there! Get your squad up there!�� 校���
L Oh, "get there".����� So David had a
saying all the time.���C�u@��������� He'd scream, "get
there! Get there!"��������� And David only
showed you one time��ܠ����
* how to do something
and he hated if you��VC�u��������� had to go back and
ask questions about it.��������a Action!��C�u@���e����� Man: SWAT
team! Hit it!������6 Go, go, go, go!��
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cut, cut cut!��4C�u���Ġ���� [dog barking]��w������ Wow.���C�u@�������� Hey, guys,
how's it going?�������� I'm losing my voice so
I'll make this quick.��K�����5 Right now we're
getting to the fun stuff.��wC�u@��.������ This is the
actual "Gray State".��������c You guys have
seen the trailer,��۠����� obviously you
know this is just�� �C�u@��HO����� a quick jump
into the future.�� a����� � Rani: Watch
this, Daddy!��栱��� Watch this,
Daddy!��
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I'm watching.��l������ Watch this, Daddy.��������
� I'm right here,
I'm watching.��V������ Rani: Do, do
do do do..���C�u@��{ˠ���� Even in the midst of it,
David always took time��w������ to acknowledge
his daughter.��栵���* David: You're
a goofball.���C�u���X����� Say "Gray State"
-Gray State!��������� [laughing]��C�u@��������� It's interesting being
here on this set because����X this set here where
we're shooting this����� interview is where
we did a lot of the���C�u@��������� shooting for
Gray State.��۠����A Action!��m����� If you are receiving
this message,��J������ then you've
been recruited.��kC�u@���)����� Welcome to the
fight, Patriot.��3������ David: Okay, a little
bit less on the happy.���C�u��������� Danny:
Less, okay.��۠����A Interviewer: What
is "Gray State"?���C�u�� ������ [ominous music and
helicopter whirring]���C�u@��$��ơ�� ..Every enemy of the State!��)������ Gray State is
less a movie����� than it is
a warning.���C�u��=������ We do not live
in a dictatorship��U������ but we do live
in a police state.��
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see is the unveiling��������� of this Gray State
foisted upon America.��C�u@��y����� The thing that you have
to begin to understand��
������
� about conspiracy theory
is that at some points��TC�u��������� it's no longer
a theory.��)C�u@��������� You talk about
Peak Oil.��5������ You talk about
FEMA camps.��w�����x You talk about
global warming.��)C�u@��������� You talk about the UN.
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� They're prepping
for megadeath.��C�u@�������� Once the red carpet
gets rolled out��������� for this New World
Order program..��������
K everything is
free game.��lC�u���)����� The bastard
of it all��������� is that you've heard
of everything.���C�u@��"8����� Americans believe that
they can't do anything��5������ and day
by day,������� they're
becoming correct.���C�u@�G������ It's a game of numbers
and, uh, we're losing.��S������ [helicopters
and gunfire]��=C�u��� ���� Protesters:
End the Fed!�� Ġ����
* End the Fed!
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����� I want to salute
everybody that came out��������c to address the real
elite, the robber barons�� ����� that have taken
over our society.���C�u@���٠���� These are
cowardly scum!��������! Alright, get
down there, folks.�������� March down
there and get 'em!��Ѡ����� Come on! I'm gonna
get the other people.��wC�u@��ч����� [sirens]��
𠡡��W Sean: Hey, Alex.��Р����� Can we lock in a time
with you tomorrow for..?���C�u@���a����� I'll be out here like
9:00 in the morning-�������� what are you guys
doing at 10:00?��x�����
� David: You know
that dystopian movie�������k you're always
talking about on air?���C�u@��$����� -Yeah.��A������ David: We're the
only ones doing it.��V����� c So it's what happens
if these guys win.��������x And it's the dystopian
near-future reality��kC�u@��n����� we're looking at if we
don't embrace liberty.��������� Oh, that's what's
called "Gray State".�������� -Yeah.��C�u@��.��¡�� David didn't want to be
the leader for anything.��������� He didn't want the
glamour, the glory,�������� the millions
of dollars.���C�u@��Cՠ���� He saw a vision, he
wanted to make it work,��砸���M and he wanted
to get it out.��������b The Gray
State movie,����� go to
Graystatemovie.com.��aC�u@��\V����� We're on Facebook,
we're on Youtube.��x������ The word is getting out
and the war is coming.������ David Crowley was a
voice for a movement��VC�u@��p&����� that believed that a
government shutdown��۠����A was imminent..�������� that the oligarchy and
these corporate powers,���C�u@���ݠ���� the
Corporatocracy,��5������ could overtake
our civilization,�� `�����a our society, and
intern our citizens��vC�u�������� and take away all of
our civil liberties��ڠ����@ and human rights.���C�u@��Ŧ����� If you look around,
this reminds me of Iraq.�� ������
You've got the
gradual decline��������� of freedom
and liberty.��KC�u���I����� Uh, that's
the Gray State.��������! He's a genius.
He was a genius.��^C�u@���.����� Um, I had never met
anybody so analytical,�������� uh, so decisive
and so strategic.��jC�u@�������� Thanks for
coming.��@������ It's important to
note that without�������
* the volunteered
participation of��������K people like you to
give the project scale,���C�u@��/������ all the best ideas
and loftiest ambitions�������n would never
be realized.��������
� This is not
just a movie.��5�����) Today we are all part of
something much bigger.���C�u@��J����� [applause]�� ������
A lot of people, when
they look at David��5������ they could think
why does he make���C�u@��_������ everything so difficult,
so challenging,�������� and so tough?��x�����b And probably the
easiest answer is��4C�u@��t������ because he was
a perfectionist.��
�����
m Mitch: What the
f k is this wall����� and how does
it work?��4C�u�������� So, um, the wall is
just a writing tool.��IC�u@��������� The wall is
something that��������c every writer
probably does.��������� I don't know how
extensive they get.��۠���� Maybe they're better
at synthesizing story���C�u@���*����� than I am.
So, I mean,��)������ if you want to look
at it physically,��?�����5 you have the story
here, beginning to end.���C�u@���^����� Also top
to bottom.��������� So uh, in constructing
a story you'll find out��
������� that it works on
several levels..���C�u@���z����� there's mythological
storytelling,�������z so it's the
hero's journey��V�����6 as described by
Joseph Campbell.�������� David: Well, this
whole thing has sort of��
�C�u@�������� taken on a
mind of its own.������6 We're still pretty new
to this whole gig but,��
����l you know, it
is developing.��4C�u@��"������ This project has
developed momentum��������
that I can't
even describe.��������
� It has run
away from us.��aC�u@��7J����� Action!��������� [grunting
and shouting]��
����* Okay, so head
in your crotch?���C�u@��L̠���� Bloody head in
your crotch?��根���L Hi, Chris Peck.
Nice to meet you.��
������` Danny: Slate.��mC�u��c������ Action!��a������ [loud grunt]��
����� [laughter]��
kC�u@���͠���� I think what made
David a good leader�������n was probably what
he picked up, uh,��a�����5 through his experience
at the Army.���C�u@��������� David: Cameras
are rolling.��������� Chris: He would
lead his crew like��
������� we were going into
war and, you know,���C�u������ we might not
come out alive.������7 [crowd noise]�� ������ Cut!���C�u@���f����� Chris: Who else
could walk up to��������� a group of 20
people and say��x������ "Hey, you wanna be
actors in this scene?"���C�u@�������� People who had no
experience at all,��������� David would make
them into actors.��������K You gotta be leaning
forward more,���C�u@��������� shoot this
arm back.��4������ Just start there.
Okay, cool.��
(�����( Here we go!
Here we go!��xC�u@�������� If you guys want
to be in a scene,��������c Chief Weinzel told me
I can do whatever I want��
��� with you guys as long
as you're cool with it.���C�u@��)v����� So if you want to jump
out and join the squads��������� and make a
show of it�������� I'm cool with
that if you are.���C�u@��Cʠ���� I wanna get away with
as much as I can,��)������ so if I can have
a snarling dog��������� attack a family, safely,
I'm gonna do that.��3C�u��]������ And you guys have
to tell me "no".��
��W David very much
had a vision���C�u@��rR����� when it came to
making Gray State.��3������ Action!��������� Chris: He knew how
to be a businessman;��KC�u@��������� he knew how to get
people together.����W They were
not filmmakers.�������� David: All
right, cut.��C�u@���𠾡�� Komel: But what's-
David: Kelly, I can't.��4������ You might die. Like,
we talked about this.��������� Yeah.. which is good
'cause it's like repeating��UC�u@��������� a conversation we
would have had before.��J������ What's Kelly's
motivation��ܠ����
� to get taken out,
because she knows��?C�u@���A����� that Josh kept her
off the radar, right?��?������ David and Komel
were always one unit.��l�����w I mean, they were..
they were incredible.���C�u@�������� They were a relationship
you wished for.����¡�� b You could have a bear in
there, a bear figurine.�� ��ʡāk -Doesn't have
to be figurines.�� ?C�u@�� +����� Cherub figurines.
[laughing]�������� They always had their
own interesting way�������
to express how much
they loved each other.��
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that's better.��@������ You're fidgeting
over there.����� No, I'm not. I'm
just laughing-��C�u@�� -����� I'm glad this isn't
being narrated.�������� "Daniel feels a
lump in his pocket��@������ from the expo" could
mean a lot of things.��wC�u�� B������ [laughing]��
k�����
� So I'm glad no
one's narrating it.���C�u�� \h����� "Expo".���C�u�� s������ Interviewer:
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you can't help but think�������n about it every time
you drive past it��)������ or just coming out
in the backyard��4C�u��
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I have talked to,���C�u@��
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happy if someone came��
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built something new.���C�u@��
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living with us for the��
������
� month of December and,
um, we took her home��3C�u@��
d������ in the first part of
January and as we were��>������ driving to the airport
that morning, I, um,���C�u@��
������� looked at the steps
and I noticed there��>������ were still Christmas
gifts out there,��C�u@��
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that they went to Texas.��>������ Collin Prochnow: I
went over to pick up the��
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heard the dog bark,�������� and I hadn't heard the
dog bark for a long time��������@ so I thought they,
uh, they must be home.��
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was in the front��)������ I went to ring
the doorbell.��格���� Well, then the dog
came and jumped up��4C�u@��
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window and was barking,��
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they're not home.��
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or heard the dog before,�������� maybe there might
be something wrong.��
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stepped off the stoop��
������
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to the window��lC�u��1㠴��� and I
looked inside.��������� I saw one body
that was probably..���C�u@��JȠ���� oh, maybe about six
to eight feet away��>������ from the window.��������� And then I noticed that
there was another body��
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away from the first one.��T������ And I noticed that
there was a little body�� `C�u���ޠ���� that looked like
it was almost��������� in the second
body's arms.��3C�u@�������� 1055 Ramsdell Drive.��۠ʡāA House reporting suspicious behavior��������� next door.��C�u@���!�Сʁ Went over to the home, to the right of the RP,�� �Сʁ
L sees dead bodies inside the house, dog inside,��4C�u����ˡŁ sees a gun in the house on the floor.���C�u@���g����� Reporter: To look
at the three of them��ܠ����B through the Instagram
filter of life,��l����� it's hard to imagine how
it all went so wrong.���C�u@�������� David Crowley, a
talented, promising��4������ young filmmaker;
his smart and��������� beautiful wife, Komel,
a dietician; and their��3C�u@��!������ adorable five-year-old
daughter, Raniya.��������� The reality is the
truth of what happened��wC�u@��6Ӡ���� to David Crowley
and his family�������� is stranger and sadder
than anyone imagined.��
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in Apple Valley..�� ?����� � I mean,
this is a total��`C�u��������� middle class
neighborhood.�������� c And this was
mid-January���C�u@���[����� when police, uh,
made the discovery.��
����6 You can still see the
Christmas presents��)������ on the
front porch.���C�u@��������� But what a horrific
crime to walk into��@������ and try to
piece together.������
� Physical evidence
scattered all over���C�u��⽠���� by the dog.��L������ I mean, horrific.���C�u@��
䠽��� Investigators found
about 22 terabytes of�� `����� � information all strung
together on hard drives��l������ kind of daisy-chained
all together.���C�u��
������ And you had
to think that��Ġ����
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looking at all this���C�u@��
2���� they're like, okay,
maybe the answer��������� is in one of these
hard drives..��������
K we find
the "why".���C�u@��
^,����� Tom Lyden: So I
took the case file.�������y It was about
1,200-1,500 pages,��������
� and I went
through it and��?C�u@��
r`����� all of a sudden I
came to a picture..��?������ a picture that they
did not have in the��������� crime scene photos
that they provided.��kC�u��
�֠���� And I said, "Oh, my
god, what is this?"��C�u@��
������� And there on the
wall, above the bodies,�� ����� � scrawled in blood, the
words "Allah Akbar",��C�u��
������� God is the
greatest.��
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� Between their
bodies,��
�C�u��
Ԧ����� a Quran with
pages torn out��
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forgiveness prayer.��C�u��
�2����� In the home office
on a notepad,��
Ϡ����5 "Submit to
Allah now".���C�u�������� Cory Zurowski: How
do you try to explain��
Ϡ����5 three deaths,
you know,���C�u@��$𠿡�� a husband and a wife
and their little girl?�������� And you can't come up
with the answers, right?��UC�u@��9ˠ���� I mean, talk about the
various parts of it,��ڠ����@ you just can't come
up with answers.�� C�u@��O������ There's something about
it that just kind of������6 gets on you and you
just can't wash it off.��_C�u@��q/����� There's a Quran laying
amongst the bodies,����X there's blood
on the wall..��栻���� David Crowley's
right on the verge of���C�u@��������� making it big, shall
we say, or at least��)������ taking a really big
step in getting beyond�� ������� YouTube and actually
getting to a movie,��
C�u�������� to theaters
everywhere.��l������ No wonder
it was catnip���C�u@���!����� for conspiracy
theorists.��w������ Hello, this is Dan
Hennan along with��w������ Greg Fernandez Jr
for another installment��4C�u@���u����� of the Crowley
case updates.��������! Today is June 4, 2016
and we got some updates��
�C�u@���ʠ���� on the case.��m������ So how are you
doing today, Greg?��ܠ���� I'm doing good.�������� It's hot, but
that's okay.��lC�u@��������� Good. Good.��������� I don't give a crap
about credibility at all.��
������ Credibility means
nothing to me.��vC�u@�������� What I care
about is truth.��砷���M I'm not in law
enforcement.��K������ I don't have
a background��Ѡ����5 in detective work,
but how it happened��5C�u@��4o����� I would say
it's undetermined.�������y You've got no suicide
note, there's no motive,��������� and they went out of
their way to that the���C�u@��L'����� blood test on the wall
written "Allah Akbar"������, was the blood of
Komel Crowley.�������� -Right.��������� Well, who
wrote the blood?��C�u@��dD����� Once you get into
this wrong territory,�������y once you start treading
into these waters..������� um, there is a
backlash against you���C�u@�������� by some shadow entity
- who knows what it is -��
k�����
� but you start pushing
the wrong buttons�� aC�u��������� to the elite, so to say,
and there is payback.��C�u@���ڠ���� And I think one of the
big problems with the��l������ people who think that
David Crowley is guilty��V�¡��� is they don't even want
us asking questions now.��C�u@���࠸��� They don't decide
when we get to�� 栳���
L stop asking
questions.��@������ We get to
decide that.��
C�u@���?����� Youtuber #1: Did the
government want to�������� silence him
and his film?��������� Youtuber #2:
Guys out here��wC�u@�������� going after the truth
get knocked off.�� ������
Youtuber #3: This
particular video�������w really shows why the
criminal establishment�� C�u@��#������ murdered not only him
but his family as well.�������� Dan Hennan: As the
admin and creator of the�� �C�u@��=��� justice pages on the
Facebook accounts,�������x I allow all theories
to come into play.�� `C�u@��S-����� I don't want to
censor narratives.��砼���M There are certain
people out there that��������
� certainly believe that
these things did happen.�� �C�u@��k)����� They ruled it a double
murder followed by�������x a suicide at the
hands of David��@����� without any
real investigation.���C�u@���Q����� There was no signs
of domestic violence.�� ����� � There was no evidence
of a violent household.��
kC�u��������� There was no
evidence of PTSD.��v������ There was no evidence
of mental illness.���C�u��������� No depression,
nothing.��lC�u@�����¡�� There are certain points
in every story that you��U������ can recognize that
this is what happens��������� to the character at
this point in the story.���C�u@��2����� For example, um,
after act 2 begins�� ?����� � eventually the
midpoint is created,���C�u@��࠶��� which is the
metaphorical��l������ "inmost cave".�������
L So the hero enters
the labyrinth��w�����) to fight
the Minotaur.��@C�u@�������� And he emerges
with the secret����X but the fight
isn't over.��?������ And that applies to
other stories like�������� the character doesn't
have the right idea yet���C�u@��5r����� and is still
kinda struggling��۠����A but he achieves
progress through��������5 proactivity and
all these things.���C�u@��M ����� And eventually there's
the supreme ordeal�������� which, uh, is
like the ultimate�� ?������ fight to
the death.��5C�u��h̠���� ♪���C�u��� ����� ♪��#/C�u��������� ♪ Time stays slow.. ♪���C�u@���頺��� ♪ it's been
six months ♪�������y ♪ and we've still got
thousands to go ♪��
JC�u�������� ♪ ... years I will
spend on this earth ♪��������� ♪ but today marks.. ♪��
C�u@���q����� You know, he had a
whole album for her..�������x that he made while he
was in Afghanistan.�� ������ He's, like, pickin'
away here, you know,��4C�u@��
����� like he's played guitar
his whole life, so...��Ġ����
* ♪ I count down the
hours and wait ♪��RC�u��1頨��� ♪ there's still time ♪��à����* ♪���C�u��n ����� Well, David was good
at whatever he decided��>������ was worth
being good at.���C�u��������� [laughs]��������� He was good at
being a father,��
C�u���P����� he was good at
being a husband.�� ������
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