A company whose video chat service apparently captured audio of Michael Brown's shooting said Thursday the recording was created at the time the Missouri teenager was killed this month. The revelation from Glide appears to bolster a man's claim that he inadvertently recorded audio of gunfire at the time a police officer shot and killed the 18-year-old Brown in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson on August 9. The video was created at 12:02:14 p.m. that day, Glide said. Brown, who was unarmed, was shot by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson shortly after noon. "A Glide user living nearby was simply using the Glide app on their smartphone exactly as it was designed -- to instantly communicate with a friend through our real-time video texting service. Simultaneously, they also captured audio in the background of the gunshots allegedly fired at Michael Brown," the company said.
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A man recorded sounds of gunfire during a video chat with a friend, company says
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Man's lawyer: He inadvertently recorded sounds of Michael Brown shooting
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The sounds could be a piece in the larger puzzle of what happened during the shooting
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The man, who asked that his identity not be revealed, lives near the site of the Brown shooting and happened to be using the application at the same time @placeholder was shot, Blumenthal said.
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Police say Wilson stopped Brown not because of the theft, but because @placeholder and a friend were blocking traffic.
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But a woman who identified herself as a friend of @placeholder called in to a St. Louis radio show with what she said was the officer's version of events.
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Her account matches what @placeholder has told investigators, a source with detailed knowledge of the investigation told CNN.