Did the Crime Scene get Moved during San Bernandino tragedy?

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Look at the photo with all the power lines in my reply to road gravel.

It gives a pretty good indication of how far away the shot was taken from, as there's at least 10 lines crossing the road.

originally posted by: Chadwickus
a reply to: MotherMayEye

Look at the photo with all the power lines in my reply to road gravel.

It gives a pretty good indication of how far away the shot was taken from, as there's at least 10 lines crossing the road.

You mentioned a street view in google maps, will you post a link to that view?

a reply to: MotherMayEye

It's posted on page 1..

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Not a match at all, imo.

i think its just perspective my friend, even the red vehicle looks very close to the SUV in one shot but the aerial shot makes it apparent that it is much further away... same for the hydrant.
The black SUV was nudge during the initial stop though.

a reply to: FamCore

I haven't read this thread yet, but in the 2nd set of pics, there clearly is a broken white line on the road, between the yellow median line and the SUV.
Also, in the 2nd set of pics, very tall trees close together in the background, when looking head on the SUV.
But no trees where the white fence is in view, parallel to the SUV.

originally posted by: scubagravy
i think its just perspective my friend, even the red vehicle looks very close to the SUV in one shot but the aerial shot makes it apparent that it is much further away

Perhaps because the aerial shots don't even show the red vehicle.

So many real conspiracy theories out there, why try and make ridiculous theories out of things that make absolutely no sense at all?

You're really stretching if you're looking for conspiracy theories in this.

originally posted by: babybunnies
So many real conspiracy theories out there, why try and make ridiculous theories out of things that make absolutely no sense at all?

You're really stretching if you're looking for conspiracy theories in this.

Interesting. This has basically been the impetus for Trump's call to ban Muslims from entering the country. Who knows, it may even result in the the GOP 'forcing' Trump to run as an independent and throw the race to democrats.

I think a critical look is completely called for.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

Exactly, anything more would be speculation.

a reply to: ozmnpo

You can still see the dashed line, cameras get goofy with lighting. White balance something something. Good eye though! I had to tip my screen to see them.

originally posted by: ozmnpo
Clearly they are two different crime scenes. check the white dotted line in the road.

Weird

EXACTLY! Now that I've read many posts now, and nobody else had noticed this.
I pointed this out on page 3, in response to the OP.
This is the dead giveaway!
The yellow hydrant did it for me too. Too close to the SUV to be distorted by a long lens and not show on the 1st set of pics.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

The critical look you want will never come, journos did a good job of that rumaging throught the apartment

originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: ozmnpo

You can still see the dashed line, cameras get goofy with lighting. White balance something something. Good eye though! I had to tip my screen to see them.

You have a keen imagination, Domo1.

originally posted by: scubagravy
a reply to: MotherMayEye

The critical look you want will never come, journos did a good job of that rumaging throught the apartment

True, indeed. But I don't begrudge any cynics who raise their eyebrows and want to look closer anyway.

a reply to: MotherMayEye

I noticed the forensic markers are not the same, although could have been taken at different times, the blue markers are missing in some.

originally posted by: Starling

originally posted by: ozmnpo
Clearly they are two different crime scenes. check the white dotted line in the road.

Weird

EXACTLY! Now that I've read many posts now, and nobody else had noticed this.
I pointed this out on page 3, in response to the OP.
This is the dead giveaway!
The yellow hydrant did it for me too. Too close to the SUV to be distorted by a long lens and not show on the 1st set of pics.

Same white lines in both images, just probably due to focal length, lens, angle etc. of the second shot. Also, you can see the crack in the road that runs the length in both pictures.

a reply to: Starling

Well yeah, acid helps.

Which picture are you not seeing lines in? I've got retina on this laptop so pretty good screen, I bet if I was using my pc I wouldn't be able to pick them out as easily and I still had a little trouble. Look at the pictures with the white trucks/vans, they're the same white but look incredibly different from pic to pic. In the first they look way more gray than bright white. Same thing happens to white lines, so they blend in better.

Grays and whites get funky. Using a telephoto zoomed in is going to make the lines look differently when looking head on too. It's also going to "disappear" certain elements, make things look like they're closer together/further away and so are camera angles.

originally posted by: Harvin

originally posted by: Starling

originally posted by: ozmnpo
Clearly they are two different crime scenes. check the white dotted line in the road.

Weird

EXACTLY! Now that I've read many posts now, and nobody else had noticed this.
I pointed this out on page 3, in response to the OP.
This is the dead giveaway!
The yellow hydrant did it for me too. Too close to the SUV to be distorted by a long lens and not show on the 1st set of pics.

Same white lines in both images, just probably due to focal length, lens, angle etc. of the second shot. Also, you can see the crack in the road that runs the length in both pictures.

Oh don't give me that BS, Harvin. I'm a professional photographer; I know about telephoto lenses, perspective and proportion. The 2nd set of pics in the OP thread has very short white broken lines, with about one foot spacing.
The 1st set of pics, as well as clearly in the aerial pics, have very long and widely spaced out dashes.

originally posted by: Domo1
a reply to: Starling

Well yeah, acid helps.

Which picture are you not seeing lines in? I've got retina on this laptop so pretty good screen, I bet if I was using my pc I wouldn't be able to pick them out as easily and I still had a little trouble. Look at the pictures with the white trucks/vans, they're the same white but look incredibly different from pic to pic. In the first they look way more gray than bright white. Same thing happens to white lines, so they blend in better.

Grays and whites get funky. Using a telephoto zoomed in is going to make the lines look differently when looking head on too. It's also going to "disappear" certain elements, make things look like they're closer together/further away and so are camera angles.

More BS, Domo1. See my reply to Harvin. I have no time for obvious disinformation spouters.