Bryce Williams-Vester Lee Flanagan Road Rage YouTube Video From July 6 Gains Views [Video]
Another video of Bryce Williams/Vester Lee Flanagan — besides the horrid shooting video that Bryce posted to Facebook earlier Wednesday — is making the news. That video shows Bryce, as CNN has confirmed via the license plate shown in the YouTube video, filming the man who is filming him.
Be warned: There is offensive language in the following video that might be offensive to some viewers.
The initial description of the YouTube video shows that the YouTube user posted the video because he believed it could be Bryce. Later, it was confirmed by authorities that it was Williams, due to the make and model of the gray Mustang and the license plate of the car shown in the YouTube video.
Published on August 26, the same day the young journalists were felled in the brutal gun attack, the YouTube video is quicking gaining views and spawning lots of copies of the video.
“I posted this because i believe it may be Vester Lee Flanagan a.k.a. Bryce Williams, suspected of murdering Alison Parker and Adam Ward, and seriously injuring Vicki Gardner on 26 August, 2015 at Bridgewater Marina.”
Bryce claimed it was bullying at work, racial and sexual discrimination that turned Williams into a supposed powder keg ready to blow. Being a gay black man made him a target, Bryce claimed. Those are the types of ranting statements that Williams made in his “Suicide Notes” sent to ABC News? prior to the shootings. Bryce made sure to fax the 23-page document to ABC before gunning down his victims in cold blood, and he called the station prior to that to ask for the fax number.
“My hollow point bullets have the victims’ initials on them.”
Within the document, Bryce ranted about the victims initials, but it isn’t clear if he’s speaking about Parker and Ward or the victims of the church shooting in Charlotte, which he also referenced in the document.
“As for Dylann Roof? You (deleted)! You want a race war (deleted)? BRING IT THEN YOU WHITE …(deleted)!!!”
Bryce claimed that Jehovah told him to act — and it’s noted that Williams’ Twitter account makes mention of celebrating birthdays as a Jehovah’s Witness, even though that was forbidden in the religion.
As far as the road rage incident, it reportedly happened after one driver called out Bryce for allegedly driving crazy. The duo ended up exchanging curse words and barbs in the parking lot. Williams tells the man to lose weight and the man tells Bryce to look in the mirror.
[Image via YouTube]
