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To: AnAmericanMother
No way it's a fake.
You can see her right eye glaze over and fix. And her mouth and nose and her left eye are full of blood and there's no blinking, no effort to clear the blood to breathe.

I watched the video, and agree, no way is it fake. She is sitting on the ground, shortly after being shot in the chest. Two men, one presumably the doctor, use their hands to suppress the bleeding from her chest. She then lays backwards to the ground, and shortly after that the video clearly shows blood trickling from her mouth, then her nostrils. As you say, no effort to clear the blood to breathe.

On Fox News, the reporter commented that she was shot in the head (presumably after seeing the picture with blood on Neda's face). Fox is incorrect - she was shot in the chest, with the internal bleeding going up her airways.

29 posted on 06/21/2009 5:35:54 PM PDT by roadcat
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To: roadcat

There is no blood until you see a man’s hand come near her and he looks like he is pouring something on her. Then you see blood.

I can see why people think this is fake. I tend to believe it is real. I just can’t explain what that guy is doing before you see blood.

The photo they are releasing of her is not of a 16 year old unless they age pretty fast in Iran - which might be the case.


31 posted on 06/21/2009 5:39:15 PM PDT by RummyChick
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To: roadcat
Poor lamb, she was already dead as they laid her on the ground.

I don't see how the failure to have normal involuntary responses like blinking or coughing can be faked.

34 posted on 06/21/2009 5:42:14 PM PDT by AnAmericanMother (Ministrix of ye Chasse, TTGC Ladies' Auxiliary (recess appointment))
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