Bruce Fischer
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It was nice to visit. I recommend that everyone here Google the Lincoln Assassination. It will blow your mind! Talk to you all later.
But hey, no one is stopping anyone from continuing on the merry go round. I am much more interested in the Lincoln assassination. Would a bullet proof hat have saved him? Did the Pope really order the hit? If Lincoln was shorter, would he still be alive today? Not likely, but nothing would surprise me at this point! The possibilities are endless.
How about if some idiot did not stick a probe in Lincoln's brain? That was against medical advice even then.
Hi RWVBWL.
I honestly don't remember if that footage was ever available. I no longer research this case. It's over. I have moved on to other cases
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There is no logical reason to continue debating this case on a daily basis
andmanysomethe few that remain look pathetic while doing it.
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PSS-Platonov,
Professional surfers were some of the 1st sportsmen to boycott South Africa due to it history of apartheid, and in the mid 1980's I watched a well known "DogTown" surfer spray paint, graffiti-style, a large "Free South Africa" at a booth right next to where former South African World Surfing Champion Shaun Tomson had set up his booth for "Surfbeat", a surfshop he had opened in Santa Monica, California, of all places.
That Nelson Mandella became president of South Africa still boggles my mind many years later.
Who would have ever thought that would happen?
If Amanda Knox is freed sometime soon,
who knows what good she too might accomplish with the rest of her life?
Peace, RW
Thanks for the link.
The guy appears to be very talented. <snip>
http://www.jayfisher.com/index.html
Right on,
thanks for the info.
Too bad you can not help me out,
for this info has apparently never been publicly revealed,
and it would be interesting to see if blood drops were indeed seen
on Stefano's bed on November 2nd, '07.
Especially if we could prove,
by simply watching a video,
that Dr. Stefanoni lied again on the stand.
I though, am still interested in this case
that we here at The ISF like to discuss,
daily.
Who the **** are you to tell me that I,
(and others also still interested in doing so too),
look pathetic for doin' so!?!
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I kinda envisioned Miss Knox doing something
like the mission that you have now endeavored upon. Not you
Right on,
thanks for the info.
There is something about this case that some people just can't shake. We advocate for others that are desperate for attention and no one cares. But people continue to cling to a case that is over. It is truly odd. I wish I could figure it out.
I fear Bruce Fisher has gone and even if he hasn't he's probably not up for giving an opinion but I'll ask anyway:
A number of people currently posting in this thread have presented a lot of evidence that seems to point to a substantial suppression of evidence against Guede.
Did you ever develop a firm opinion about this apparent evidence suppression? I'd appreciate anything you felt like saying about this issue even if it was just to say that you had discussed this issue in your book.
Bruce Fischer,
I can agree with what you wrote above,
heck I've read some of your, my own, and Fulcanelli's earlier postings here onThe JREF,
err The ISF today.
IMO it's the most outlandish and improbable wrongful conviction in modern history, in a supposedly modern court, and by quite a wide margin. Not counting obviously corrupt jurisdictions like Pol Pot executing people for counter revolutionary thoughts, or a southern lynch mob hanging the first black guy they came across after a rape, etc.
I will admit that many of my posts while discussing the case with Fulcanelli were just silly. I was here messing with the guy. He deserved it.![]()
There are many as outlandish convictions. . . . Many of who I have posted on these forums or on Injustice Anywhere.
I keep running across cases where I start yelling "How can they convict." In fact, all I can say is that I am afraid of the legal system in general.
Bill Williams said:The problem with engaging other cases of wrongful prosecution/conviction is that this one generated so much content (see Massei, Nencini, Mignini/Comodi, not to mention bizarre websites which generated more heat than light). Other cases appear more straightforward, really - one case in the States perhaps rises to the level of bizarreness when it was revealed that the prosecutor and lead investigator of a wrongful conviction were having a secret love affair.
Isn't that a great reason to speak out? Many cases are very straightforward, yet people suffer in prison for decades before mistakes are corrected. We should not need guilters and "bizarre websites" to cause us to become angry about injustice. Innocent people currently need help..
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Now can ya please dig up
or ask around for those lost Down Stairs vidz???
Thanks!
RW
Take the Nyki Kish case. How many times can one say, "Justice Nordheimer first set up the problems with convicting with this kind of circumstantial, multi-witness melee where no two witnesses say the same thing.... then he violates his own wisdom by stitching together a complete fantasy?"
It's about generating legitimate chatter. It's about that kind of chatter which reaches a critical mass to sustain webpages with insights, etc.
The "great reason to speak out," is the injustice itself. Yet for some reason by sheer volume the Kercher murder has sustained a lot of keypresses and guaranteed page-clicks.
I will look into it. But I believe we already have all of the video footage online that we had access to.
How many times can one say