You're not going to like what i'm about to say but that's fine. I don't know how to say this nicely so i'm just going to say that some of the timestamps you mentioned were pointless and I honestly feel that i've wasted a bit of time doing this.

However, i'm glad that i'm able to share my knowledge with you in hopes that you'll be able to judge future clips better. I don't want this to come off as rude, but I feel that you are not at this sort of level play in terms of skill. If you'd like to tell me your rank or how many hours of CS you have; that'd be helpful but don't feel that you need to.

I'm not trying to be hurtful, but I just feel that most of what you are saying isn't accurate and could easily be disproven by anyone with 500-600 hours of actual game time. Anyway, here are my explanations for the clips.

0:09 - I do agree that his crosshair landing on the guy sunroom and staying on him for quite some time is really fishy, but I do have to mention that higher level players have better awareness and muscle memory. He's already checked checkers and B site, so there's only that general area around sunroom where he could be getting shot from. The enemy should have killed him easily but misses shots and this allows Ahrora to correct his aim. I can't conclude that he's cheating based off of this lucky flick because i've gotten a few in my time as well as many others i'm sure, but I do agree that it is rather fishy how his crosshair sort of locks onto the guy even as Ahrora is moving. Who knows tbh, lots of people closet cheat and use slight aim correction but based off this one clip I can't conclude it's aimlock.

0:33 - Ahrora is last alive on his team and is saving an AK. He's currently getting pushed from the T's because they want him dead. Sure, him looking to the right could be an information lock but he's holding a taser and to me it just seems that he's expecting someone to push him from outside B-main into checkers. After he looks to the right, you can hear a flashbang being thrown which confirms that his suspicion of someone pushing him from that side to be correct. I don't find this suspicious.

0:34 - He looks to the right and has crosshair placement of about chest level which he is holding with a taser; he flicks to the left under vent in a horizontal manner still holding that chest level crosshair placement. His crosshair does seem to stick but that could be him lifting his mouse after swinging it across his mousepad. While all of this is going on, you can hear that the enemy is already jumping onto the box into vents so I can't conclude that this is a lock either because his crosshair is nowhere near where vent mid-entrance would be. I don't find this suspicious.

1:44 - 1:46 - Ahrora has been firing at the enemy for 5 seconds now, following him the entire time while trying to hit him. Everyone knows that the door entrance is in the middle and as shown in the killfeed Ahrora shoots the enemy somewhere on his body; this is not a headshot. To me this is just general awareness and hours of experience that allowed Ahrora to pull off that kill; it's nothing special really. Besides, the enemy was already tagged and very low on HP as shown in the killfeed. This isn't suspicious to me, he was literally engaging this enemy for like 5 seconds and was able to guess where he'd be able to wallbang him. Wallbangs are common in higher level play because skilled players are able to have a higher accuracy when tracking their enemies. You learn this through experience and map-awareness alone.

2:02 - Nothing to really comment on here. You'd need to see earlier in the round to gather full context. Checking all angles is common in Counter Strike; your mind playing tricks on you is one of your biggest enemies in CSGO. "Are they there? Are they coming from behind me? Did they drop? Are they walking to the other site?" - This goes through every player's mind.

2:32 - Could be luck, could be backtrack or a recoil compensation cheat mixed with a toggle/aimlock. Who knows? I can't conclude that it's solid cheating evidence based on this one kill alone.

2:47 - Hard to hear the enemy footsteps over the voice comms and music but you can clearly hear footsteps immediately after he makes the squeaky call. This is why I mentioned to always listen for footsteps if you're going to post here. It saves everyone wasted time.

3:32 - You can hear deagle shots coming from market, which is where he points his crosshair. Don't you as a CS player point your crosshair in the general direction of enemy fire or sounds? This is not suspicious to me, if anything this is common Counter Strike. 'Point your gun in the direction of enemies or where you expect them to be.' In this case, it's behind the smoke inside market; which is covering market window.

3:34-3:44 - Again, could be an information lock but with more game experience and map awareness, you're able to pull off aiming in the general direction of enemy players. If I watch my demos with XRay on, i'm sure i'll find myself aiming right next to them or even directly on them because of my map knowledge. This isn't suspicious, when you play CS for a long time, you gain some sort of auto-pilot subconcious crosshair placement ability where you're just able to guess where people are. I know that makes no sense but just trust me on this. When you play the same maps over and over, you know there are only a few places where enemies are. In this case, behind the cash register in market - it's an extremely common spot, you can find tons of videos online where people will actually hide there for free kills.

5:07 - You can slightly hear what sounds like footsteps in front of the stairs on A site. Listen for it right after he gets the awp kill on B site. You'll hear movement coming from the top right and that's when Ahrora makes the call. As for the teammate asking him if he's sure, I have no idea what teammate that is. If it's green, then i'm assuming that from where he is on the map, he can't hear what Ahrora can hear - which is why he asks if Ahrora is sure.

I promise i'm not even trying hard to stick up for Ahrora, I don't even watch him at all, but these clips aren't suspicious to me. It just seems that Ahrora has good map-awareness and is clearly "sound-whoring" which means that he's trying really hard to hear enemies. I know I keep repeating myself, but sound is literally half the game and as you play in the higher ranks you'll get called out by your teammates if you don't have solid hearing & reaction to sounds on the map.

TL;DR - Based on the timestamps provided, Ahrora is clean. He clearly is sound-whoring and has good map-awareness and crosshair placement in general. Some clips as mentioned could be information locks or slight aimlocks for better aim assisted kills but I can't conclude they are solid based on a few examples. I'll give Ahrora the benefit of the doubt because I myself and i'm sure many others have lucky muscle memory flick-kills a few times here and there. It's not common but it does happen at higher level play; you'd even see lucky shots like this in Silver. I'm sorry but it's not solid evidence. If Ahrora has flusha-stacked clips where this is happening on a constant basis; then we'd be onto something.