yankee451
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I followed the link to the Steve's site - just of curiosity. As expected, I found it quite entertaining and discovered some clues to Steve's problem there. An especially significant was this one:
"My wife is a big fan of crime scene reconstruction shows, like CSI and NCIS. Although fictional, and usually heavy with government propaganda, these shows demonstrate crime scene reconstruction to the audience."
Well... if somebody is getting his knowledge from shows like this, no wonder he then invents stories fit for SciFi paperback. CSI show is so detached from reality, every real member of this group has to either laugh his head off or throw up every time it is on. But it does seem to have irresistible influence on some people and Steve may be up to something with his TV mind control paranoia.
The full paragraph, here:
My wife is a big fan of crime scene reconstruction shows, like CSI and NCIS. Although fictional, and usually heavy with government propaganda, these shows demonstrate crime scene reconstruction to the audience. Often, even the tiniest clues can change the whole course of the make-believe investigation. In the real world, students of forensic sciences are taught that crime scene reconstruction is used to determine the actual course of a crime by limiting the possibilities that resulted in the crime scene, or the physical evidence as encountered.
And the very next paragraph:
https://911crashtest.org/9-11-truth-what-could-have-cut-the-plane-shaped-hole/According to the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction, the definition of crime scene reconstruction is:
“the use of scientific methods, physical evidence, deductive reasoning and their interrelationships to gain explicit knowledge of the series of events that surround the commission of a crime”.
Reading is FUNdamental.
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