And your last post proves just how clueless you truly are.
Originally posted by Slick Tic
Oh this is silly and an excercise in desperate futility.
Alright, if these are the terms than never mind my momentary concesiion for the sake of argument. It may or ay not have been more broadly re-arranged. This is not proven.

But luckily we don't need to because we have already proven the data has been manipulated which only further implicates the suspect.
Originally posted by coughymachine
reply to post by Caustic Logic
I was more interested in the fact that the carriageway dividers stood proud from the road's surface than the fact they curved.
Take a look at this graphic. I know it's kind of crude and the plane's shape is wrong, but it serves to demonstrate how those shadows could appear as they did (i.e. two dots rather than a larger connected 'mass'. Of course, it only works if the camera is set broadly eye level with the dividers and too low to see the road's surface - maybe you know?

Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by Caustic Logic
Oh and about this that you said:
Alright, if these are the terms than never mind my momentary concesiion for the sake of argument. It may or ay not have been more broadly re-arranged. This is not proven.
Yes it is proven. Talk to the manager.
Obviously she would know.
Why do you refuse the evidence and insist on theorizing and debating irrelevant details out of context?
No legitimate investigator would accept data that was controlled by the suspect as evidence of the suspect's innocence.
That would make no sense at all.
...so I think we're seeing two lanees n-bound and the median...
Originally posted by coughymachine
reply to post by Caustic Logic
...so I think we're seeing two lanees n-bound and the median...
If we can see the road surface, then my graphic doesn't explain it. If, however, we only see the cars, but not the road surface - and assuming the median is raised enough - then the graphic could explain why the shadow appears as two dots.


cover: hide from view or knowledge; "The President covered the fact that he bugged the offices in the White House"
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
reply to post by Caustic Logic
Oh and about this that you said:
Alright, if these are the terms than never mind my momentary concesiion for the sake of argument. It may or ay not have been more broadly re-arranged. This is not proven.
Yes it is proven. Talk to the manager.
Obviously she would know.
Not to get too OT, but man she sure knows a lot for someone who hasn't yet put it all together. Or do you think she suspects? She knew one of her employees saw the plane fly north of the station - that the FBI had removed franes and actual cameras for some reason - that you guys are investigating just such a scenario and agrees to help you out by being an open book. That's a profile in courage right there.
And density?
I don't know all the details of what she said and when, and I don't mean to sound paranoid and doubt your source, I just can't help it when I hear it put in full CIT context.
Originally posted by Caustic Logic
reply to post by Slick Tic
Originally posted by Slick Tic
Oh this is silly and an excercise in desperate futility.
Indeed, not-so-slick CIT. Aldo, you were banned.