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To: mandaladon

They recently did a bit of wet work on a rogue journalist, combining the remote control with a nice little explosive package which they detonated when the car was ‘safely’ isolated on the road doing 100mph. The little packaged sent the motor and transmission several yards away from the car before the car hit a tree due to the torque created by the mass leaving the vehicle. Jst to make sure no one discovered their work, they had the body cremated without consent. ... Your obamaroid government at work dontchaknow.


8 posted on 07/25/2013 1:48:21 PM PDT by MHGinTN (Being deceived can be cured.)
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To: MHGinTN

FR threads about the death (murder?) of Michael Hastings:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/search?s=hastings+car&ok=Search&q=deep&m=all&o=time

I’m glad these hackers were successful. Now maybe all the conspiracy nuts will shut up. It IS possible.

I’m also glad my Chevy pickup is old enough to not have all the latest electronics.

Black box recorders are coming to all cars in the 2015 model year. That’s just a little over a year away:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3009904/posts


22 posted on 07/25/2013 2:00:10 PM PDT by upchuck (To the faceless, jack-booted government bureaucrat who just scanned this post: SCREW YOU!)
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To: MHGinTN

One problem with your scenario.

Explosive residue would be present on the pieces of the car.

Investigators “in on it” would take care of that problem, of course. But if you accept that scenario, then you can’t take the results of any investigation as truth.

Unless of course it matches the conclusion you have yourself jumped to.


106 posted on 07/26/2013 1:32:24 AM PDT by Sherman Logan
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