https://kfor.com/news/local/ou-campus-sends-alert-about-an-active-shooter/

Reporting now that campus is secured but still unclear as to whether there was an active shooter or injuries

All clear given. Remarkable police and ambulance response! Thank goodness it wasn't what might have been.

Apparently was a bogus call.

Apparently was a bogus call.

Not just bogus, an international swatting call...
OU, FBI confirm university was targeted by international swatting in active shooter 911 calls | News | oudaily.com (https://www.oudaily.com/news/ou-fbi-confirm-university-was-targeted-by-international-swatting-in-active-shooter-911-calls/article_de906880-d745-11ed-af7d-e780d04b4e3e.html)

Would like to know if they can really prove that the call originated from outside the U.S. as opposed to someone local buying a burner and using a VPN. Because to me, the latter seems more likely than the former.

Would like to know if they can really prove that the call originated from outside the U.S. as opposed to someone local buying a burner and using a VPN. Because to me, the latter seems more likely than the former.

I mean, the FBI isn't going to come out and announce something like this unless they were sure.

Would like to know if they can really prove that the call originated from outside the U.S. as opposed to someone local buying a burner and using a VPN. Because to me, the latter seems more likely than the former.

What would be the point of a burner if you are making an IP call?

And it would more than likely have to happen the other way around - you would have to get a US number to call from and to provide metadata in the 9-1-1 call corresponding to a Norman, Oklahoma location.

Would like to know if they can really prove that the call originated from outside the U.S. as opposed to someone local buying a burner and using a VPN. Because to me, the latter seems more likely than the former.

You would be shocked at the intelligence tools they have at their disposal.