Как ссора геймеров из-за $1,50 привела к смерти невиновного | Дело Эндрю Финча

How did an ordinary online game and a $1.50 dispute lead to the death of an innocent man? On December 28, 2017, 28-year-old Andrew Finch opened the front door of his home in Wichita, Kansas. Seconds later, he was shot by a police officer responding to a false emergency call. Andrew had never met the gamers involved in the dispute and had nothing to do with their Call of Duty: WWII match. Yet a false address and a swatting call placed him at the end of a deadly chain of decisions made by complete strangers. This true crime story examines how an online argument turned fatal, who was held responsible, and whether Andrew Finch’s death could have been prevented. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — Shot on His Own Doorstep 01:38 — The Call That Brought Police to Andrew’s Home 02:43 — Andrew Steps Outside: The Fatal Shot 04:22 — Andrew Finch’s Life Before the Tragedy 04:41 — The Call of Duty: WWII Match That Started It All 05:30 — The Argument, the Threats, and the Word “Swatting” 06:16 — Tyler Barriss Enters the Scheme: Shane’s Provocations 07:50 — The False Call That Set the Deadly Chain in Motion 08:48 — Empty Fame: Barriss Brags Online About What He Did 09:45 — Arrests and Court Proceedings 10:48 — Sentences and Compensation for Andrew’s Family 11:18 — Who Was Truly Responsible for Andrew Finch’s Death? #AndrewFinch #AndrewFinchCase #Swatting #TrueCrime #TrueCrimeStory #RealCrime #OnlineCrime #GamingDispute #CallOfDuty #CallOfDutyWWII #TylerBarriss #CaseyViner #ShaneGaskill #WichitaKansas #InnocentVictim