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butterdezillion
reply to post by Mikeultra
Fuddy's brother-in-law, Scotty Schaefer, is an EMT with the EMS service for Molokai's hospital. In one of the reports he said that he was on the ground helping victims of the crash when he learned that one of the victims was a relative. But the MCFD report says that transport was done by MCFD and USCG. Molokai Hospital's EMS service was not mentioned, if I recall correctly. It was also stated that Fuddy's body was identified by relatives at the airport on Molokai (I forget the name of that airport). The number of people who would have had to claim to see Fuddy's body is very small.
butterdezillion
reply to post by Vasa Croe
No. If you look at ZZ and ZZA you can see that one of them shows the arm that is clearly coming out of Kawasaki's right sleeve being on the top of the other arm, and the other shows it being below the other arm. Reflections wouldn't do that.
butterdezillion
reply to post by Mikeultra
That's Mark Miller, the HDOH Administrator for Kalaupapa. He's the guy who said there was a navy helicopter doing touch-and-goes.
He also said that by 4:30 they had everybody out of the water and Fuddy and a man were being worked on in the USCG's helicopter; the man was fine but Fuddy died.
You can see from the MCFD's incident report that his chronology was not correct.
butterdezillion
reply to post by Vasa Croe
The only images that are not unique frames are the ones of the guy in black, with white goggles and yellow mask - which I stated in the video that we were going to look at more closely - and the images that have questions added to them. The others are all unique frames. They have been named according to the timestamp on my Bandicam recording where they appear, so if you can show me that the timestamp is the same then I'll say I goofed up and got 2 that are the same accidentally, but I kept very detailed records of what images go where because I had to be able to keep the sequence straight in about 3 different versions of each video (GMA and Nightline) - Bandicam recording, mp4 file, and youtube reposting which I looked at before finding the direct video from the ABC site.
As to your question, where are you saying there's a Kawasaki arm missing? Which image?
butterdezillion
reply to post by Vasa Croe
What I posted from the start of the Kawasaki images is zoomed and cropped images of every frame in consecutive order with no doubles or omissions. Anybody can replicate this by saving ABC's mp4 file, importing it into Windows Movie Maker (or whatever program you want to use), and then slowing down the frames.
When I'm able to get on my son's computer I could get the uncropped images and post them. I think I even have the bandicam timestamps on those ones. I saved the files under the timestamps so I could easily retrieve any image if somebody wanted to see more context, proof of the timing, etc. But you could also see this by replicating what I did and observing on your own computer too. Whichever way you prefer.... let me know. It might be tomorrow before I can get on my son's computer without having to bump him off of it.
Mikeultra
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Butterdezillion made a great contribution to this thread with the Molokai Fire Department report, is a brand new member, and you are reacting kind of hostile. Why is that?
Vasa Croe
Mikeultra
reply to post by Vasa Croe
Butterdezillion made a great contribution to this thread with the Molokai Fire Department report, is a brand new member, and you are reacting kind of hostile. Why is that?
Not acting hostile at all. Simply pointing out the obvious editing of a single frame being used to say there is an arm when there isn't one. Not a big fan of people trying to pull a HOAX around here and telling me they aren't.
Do you see a second arm that is not the reflection on the water as I noted earlier? The cropped zoomed image is taken from an earlier piece of the film, ZU or there abouts, and the zoomed portion shows a similar color to Kawasaki's arm while the non-zoomed portion makes it clear there is no second arm in the shot and the left arm of Kawasaki is indeed the arm to the left of him that is showing. This is not rocket science.