"Witness" Of Thousand Oaks "Shooting" Gets Coached And Strangely Describes The "Gunman He Saw" As "The Suspect" - 1 minute video

Note that in the first few seconds of this video (i.e. at the 4 second mark), in the background you can hear someone coaching the "witness" on how to talk to the television anchors.  You can hear a man in the background say essentially: "talk like you are talking to a person in the eyes".  They probably didn't expect that to be picked up on the telecast.  Also, notice that the "witness" calls the gunman "the suspect" (34 seconds).  He calls him "the suspect" more than once.  Well, if he actually witnessed this, then the person would not be the suspect to him but the definite perpetrator.  One would thus expect him to describe the gunman as the "shooter" or the "gunman", not as "the suspect".  That's a word that someone who was not there would use.