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Geography professor claims to have found Osama bin Laden

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posted on Feb, 18 2009 @ 04:26 AM
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Geography professor claims to have found Osama bin Laden


www.telegraph.co.uk

A Californian geography professor has used techniques for hunting endangered species to pinpoint three houses in Pakistan where Osama bin Laden could be hiding.
Using patterns of how animal species spread, the world's most wanted terrorist can be tracked down to a town in the tribal region of North West Pakistan it is claimed.

By factoring in his need for security, electricity, high ceilings to accommodate his 6ft 4in frame and spare rooms for his bodyguards, the search can be further narrowed to three walled compounds.

According to a team led by Thomas Gillespie, at the University of California in Los Angeles, bin Laden's location is "one of the most important political questions of our time".

Mathematical models used to explain how animal species spread out say he should be close to where he was last spotted.

Their research published in MIT International Review also concluded he should also be in a large town with a similar culture to Afghanistan where he can remain largely anonymous.

The most likely candidate is in Parachinar, 12 miles inside Pakistan, which housed many mujahideen during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s.

Finally after looking at his need for electricity for dialysis, high walls, spare rooms for his entourage, and trees to hide from prying eyes, satellite pictures show just three suitable houses.

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posted on Feb, 18 2009 @ 04:26 AM
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Incredibly cool if the theories actually fit reality and you can calculate where someone is!

I dont belive it though..

I belive that this is just some BS way to get something published.

Just fun use of math or may it actually work?

Anyone know if similiar techniqes at mathematicaly finding someone have been tested before?



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posted on Feb, 18 2009 @ 04:29 AM
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Saw that it was already posted.
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[edit on 18-2-2009 by Zykloner]



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