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Replying to @Suzybeau1
Also: no bits of plastic on his skin. No bits of his skin on the plastic. Both of those things would happen. “Every contact leaves a trace.”
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Replying to @Suzybeau1
Also: no bits of plastic on his skin. No bits of his skin on the plastic. Both of those things would happen. “Every contact leaves a trace.”
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They love this talking point and they’ll block anyone who points out the main reason it doesn’t work. Proctor was already there when Barros arrived. Proctor had a chance to walk to the car and break off a cracked piece and put it in his pocket. xitter.cf/jukeboxgrad/status/195…
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Replying to @TheBigOldDog
"How many women" A really good point. Notice how the Read and Birchmore cases are alike: - A cop killed someone. - Other cops protected the killer cop, and instead the killing was blamed on an innocent woman. And a key part of the accusation is to paint the woman as crazy.
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Nice strawman argument. It’s not that a car hitting you always breaks bones. It’s that if an arm and taillight collide with enough force to shatter the taillight, the taillight will shatter the arm. That’s why Hank hid the x-rays from Jud. That’s why Jud did zero impact tests.
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Replying to @DoctorTurtleboy
It’s also why they’re able to show us zero examples of anyone hit by a car and has an arm that looks like John’s arm.
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Replying to @Dan_Donovan_17
“By 5:46 the piece of taillight is found” You don’t know that, because there’s no documentation recording that time, and you cannot name the witness who supposedly found anything at that time.
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2/11/20: Farwell and Birchmore discussed him raping her when she was 15. They also discussed this months later. 8/18/21: Fanning said he had “access to approximately 12 months of iMessages.” Why didn’t Fanning arrest him? Luckily for Farwell he wasn’t a journalist annoying Jen.
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Fanning, 8/16/21: "Sandra's laptop gave me access to approximately 12 months of iMessages." Guarino, 10/15/26: "He [Fanning] was manually going through all the messages. Sandra backed up every message … it was a complete backup." They pretended the older messages didn't exist.
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Replying to @mabbe_8
“O'Keefe's phone recorded its final movement seconds after Karen Read's Lexus reversed” The actual number of “seconds” is more than ninety, which is sufficient to prove there was no collision.
Very important for @TeamFUKR et al to pretend to not know what we learned in a recent FOIA release: according to Whiffin, the phone was handled at 12:33:14. This proves there was no collision. xitter.cf/jukeboxgrad/status/206…
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Replying to @Geauxtgrs66
So you think it’s possible to break plexiglass with your arm without breaking your arm. But you’ve never done it. Why not? Imagine how famous you’ll be when you do something no human has done. Those karate demonstrations never use plexiglass. Do you know why?
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Whiffin said JO's phone moved at 12:33:14. This proves there was no collision. That's why the McAlberts say the phone stopped moving at 12:32. Take @Randall145695, who says that incessantly. And of course blocks you if you show proof the claim is false. This is how they operate.
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Another McAlbert hypocrite who blocks and then whines about getting blocked.
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Always hilarious when McAlbert blockers whine about getting blocked.
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A long time ago, Ian Whiffin himself said phone location data can be "wildly inaccurate." So it was always foolish to rely on JO's phone data as supposed proof he wasn't in the house. This just underlines that. doubleblak.com/blogPost.php?… xitter.cf/OliviaLambo_/status/21…
Replying to @GrantSmithEllis
This is INSANE. So much to unpack. How the heck did we not see this at trial??? This completely debunks the Commonwealth’s narrative that John O’Keefe’s iPhone GPS location data possessed the accuracy and precision to discernibly place him outside the house. If that’s the case, then why does Jen McCabe’s phone location data show her even FARTHER outside of the house during time periods she was allegedly inside??
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A long time ago, Ian Whiffin himself said phone location data can be "wildly inaccurate." So it was always foolish to rely on JO's phone data as supposed proof he wasn't in the house. This just underlines that. doubleblak.com/blogPost.php?… xitter.cf/OliviaLambo_/status/21…
Replying to @GrantSmithEllis
This is INSANE. So much to unpack. How the heck did we not see this at trial??? This completely debunks the Commonwealth’s narrative that John O’Keefe’s iPhone GPS location data possessed the accuracy and precision to discernibly place him outside the house. If that’s the case, then why does Jen McCabe’s phone location data show her even FARTHER outside of the house during time periods she was allegedly inside??
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Replying to @MafiaMasshole
“Having a collection is highly suspicious” But Brian Albert getting rid of his phone the day before a judge ordered him to not get rid of his phone is not? Thanks for clearing that up.
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Such a classic McAlbert move for @Randall145695 to ask a question, pretending he’s actually interested in an answer, while also blocking me to prevent me from answering.
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They repeat this argument incessantly, even though it has multiple problems. Here’s one: he could have dropped his phone and gone inside the house without it. An exceptionally drunk person walking in the dark on slippery, uneven, unfamiliar ground could easily drop his phone and not notice he did so. Or have a hard time finding it even if he did notice.
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Replying to @sheetnwinch
@sheetnwinch Love it when people respond to me while also blocking me so I can’t respond to them. It’s not necessary to believe he died inside or even went inside. The whole thing could’ve happened outside. And what you said about hypothermia is still wrong.
Perfect illustration of a mistake that’s commonly made. A cold dead body doesn’t tell us the person experienced hypothermia. Hypothermia is something that happens to living people, not dead people.
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And what you just said about 2:27 is also wrong. The purpose of the search could be to figure out if the story they were constructing would sound plausible.
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Perfect illustration of a mistake that’s commonly made. A cold dead body doesn’t tell us the person experienced hypothermia. Hypothermia is something that happens to living people, not dead people.
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