Bartiromo recounted the events as follows: “A man in a gray suit walks up the ladder and goes to the roof, and this man in the gray suit didn’t seem to have any credentials. Everybody assumed he was Secret Service. So he tells one of the local law enforcement officers to send these pictures to this cell phone, and he gives him a number, and everybody assumes, oh, that must be Secret Service. It turns out it wasn’t Secret Service.”

The story became even more complicated when it was later confirmed that the enigmatic man had actually ordered the agents to send the photos to the ATF. This unexpected twist raises important questions about the true identity and motives of the man in the gray suit.

Bartiromo emphasized the strangeness of the situation: “Do you find it strange that locals were asked to send the photos to the ATF?!”