Dead/Wounded Method:
In many cases the number of dead and/or wounded stand on their own and are included in the overall number frequency analysis , but the number of dead and wounded were also added together along with added info (5 dead +3 wounded=8+1 suicide=9) I took the original 977 data points and removed the entries where the numbers were unclear due to formatting (109), leaving me with 868 data points.

The number of dead ranged from 0 to 216. The most frequent occurrence was 6 dead (252-29% of the sample), 7 dead (158-18%), 8 dead (87-10%), 5 dead (45-5%), and 9 dead (43-5%). In regards to the wounded: 0 wounded (347-40%), 1 wounded (78-9%), and 2 wounded (50-6%). Suicides accounted for the biggest percentage of outcomes (234-27%), next were simply identified as arrested (168-19%), and various sentences from 2 yrs to multiple life sentences (99-11%).

The base numerological numbers of the dead and wounded were obtained by adding #dead, #wounded, #other. The most frequent reduced numbers were 7(204 times-24%), 8 (121 times-14%), 3 (96 times-11%), 6 (95 times-11%), 9 (93 times-11%), 10 (69 times-8%), and 11 (65 times-7%) The occurrence of the Dead/Wounded/Suicide combinations for those base numerological numbers were combined and noted for frequency. Number dead is always listed first, followed by number wounded (if any), and then additional deaths (suicide, shot by police, unborn baby, etc.) So, for example, for numbers that add up to seven there were 10 instances total of 5+10+1 (5 dead, 10 wounded, 1 suicide/shot), 15+1, 15+10, 1+15, 11+5, and 5+11.

As was noted above, the most frequently occurring base numbers in order were 7, 8, 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11. The most frequently occurring combinations within those numbers are: Sevens: 6+1, 6+10, and 16: 121 instances (59% of sevens or 14% of the total sample) of which 64 were suicides. This was the highest occurring number set from the whole sample. 7: 47 instances (23% of sevens, 5% of total)

Originally posted by monsterman666
reply to post by dgtempe

---

I thought it interesting how while singing the anthem, she didn't hold the "land of the free" out. Also, if we really believed in that song, and we truly were the home of the brave, why would we have any excessive security at all? It's almost insulting.