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Originally posted by Imtor
reply to post by RKWWWW
AND? He has time to wrap it around his neck well while closing his eyes... so it is absolutely excludable that someone may have helped him?
I mean 'Medical record says so' - Official - what do you want an offical record to say?? - he was murdered for his knowledge of real Dulce base located (give coordinates) and real aliens,
Not that suicide is not a possibility but how do you explain some/all t he things he showed at some conference and such taken away? His ghost took them?
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by Imtor
UFO sightings have gone down in the internet age. There is more information out there. So and so is launching a missile...a meteor was sighted....blah blah blah. UFOlogy is dying. Big Foot gets more sightings these days.
Originally posted by RKWWWW
Piano wire? What? How did it get from a rubber catheter hose to a piano wire? These BS stories sure take on a life of their own, don't they?
Phil Schneider committed suicide by wrapping a rubber catheter hose around his neck per the official Multnomah County Medical Examiner.
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by Lumpy79
I don't see the security cam. I see the big tree, but like, it is a tree that is a bit bigger than the rest. In the forrest, somebody has to be the uber tree.
The road that is wide is on the side of a hill. One has to assume it is cut level, with maybe just a bit of a bank for drainage. That is why the road looks different. For the path to the top of the mesa, it appears to follow the spine of the hill, so no cut is needed. I assume the trail to the top is due to normal travel plus erosion. Maybe it was bladed or clear cut ages ago.
Now let's use some logic here. If you think you see a tower, let us first look at a location where we know there is a tower. That is, you establish a baseline for the imagery analysis.
37°20'39.39"N 115°39'24.82"W
This is the tower at the front gate of Groom Lake. It doesn't resemble the tower you perceive.
These camera lookouts aren't terribly useful by themselves. If you have a wide view, there is no detail, i.e. not enough to detect an intruder. If you have detail, you don't have a wide view That is why they have ground sensors around Groom Lake and similar facilities. The hope is the ground sensor is at a choke point.
I'm not against google earth viewing, but seeing something on google earth doesn't prove much. Rather, it just gives a location to examine in person. Nothing beats feet on the ground. Nothing.
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by Imtor
Unicorns may exist, but thus far none have been found. I prefer to filter BS. There is plenty of real life to investigate, and thus far we have 33 years of epic fail regarding Dulce.
reply to post by knowledgedesired
Nuclear powered digging machines that bore though rock and melt it at the same time leave no dirt to be dealt with. You could also dig miles and miles away then transport the material out through a local business and nobody would be the wiser. The argument that there can't be a huge base due to lack of dirt does not work.