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   On 03 Nov 2021, TrumpenFuehrer  posted some   
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   > Info wrote   
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   >> Fucking stupid, TNB.   
      
   Strange video shows the moment a man climbed into a Brooklyn building’s   
   garbage chute minutes before he was found dead in the trash compactor   
   below — as two people look on.   
      
   The surveillance footage was shot from the first floor hallway of the   
   Medgar Evers apartments in Bedford-Stuyvesant at just before 4 a.m., about   
   15 minutes before the unidentified man was found dead and mangled at the   
   bottom of the chute.   
      
   He is seen in the video talking with another man before he opens the   
   chute’s hatch and puts one foot in. He then appears to sit on the open   
   hatch as a woman joins the pair.   
      
   She holds the bottom of the hatch, as if making sure the man doesn’t fall   
   from his seat in what turned out to be his last moments, the video shows.   
      
   The man shimmies into the small space slowly, all the while continuing a   
   conversation with the others, according to the footage. Once he is fully   
   inside and out of sight of the camera, the other two lean inside. The   
   other man appears to hold his cellphone, possibly as a light in the   
   darkness.   
      
   The other man then puts his head and arms more fully into the space —   
   leaving his feet dangling as the woman appears to hold him to prevent him   
   from falling in.   
      
   Investigators are looking into whether the man who was killed fell or   
   otherwise found his way into the compactor portion, where he was cut up,   
   cops said.   
      
   While police could not say why the man went in, neighbors speculated he   
   may have dropped his keys.   
      
   “If you throw your keys in the incinerator, leave them,” said retiree   
   Anthony Gordon, 60 who lives on the fourth floor. “You can always get more   
   keys made, but you can’t get another life.”   
      
   “Why would you go get your keys in the incinerator?” Gordon, 60, told The   
   Post. “I’d leave them down there, wait for maintenance to come or get   
   another pair made … I dropped my keys in an incinerator one time and I   
   left them there.”   
      
   Prince Watson, who lives on the fifth floor, said he didn’t recognize the   
   people in the video but noted it was common to see strangers in the   
   building.   
      
   “I’ve never heard of anything like that before, but that’s 2022 for you,”   
   Watson, 30, told The Post.   
      
   “That is just dumb,” Watson said. “They must not have common sense because   
   you go to management to retrieve new keys. You don’t play next to nothing   
   like that.”   
      
      
      
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