this has absolutely nothing to do with the 2 slides matching the 400+ other slides... you do NOT need to rant about that again
Fraid i do mate
I posted good logic as to why you would be unlikely to be able to fix a location from the other slides. where you claim its extreemly likely we could do that i countered with good logic outlining why its unlikely (though not impossible)
You reply
IF the two slides can match any sequence in the other 400+ slides, then it is very likely true. I've had considerable photography experience including developing negatives and slides too.
I know these can be matched-up ABSOLUTELY beyond dispute,
but I'm not revealing that now.
Really ? and you insist on our co-operation while offering that ? statement of absolute fact "i know" but im not telling.......
Everytime you posit a "its over" theory its been reasonably countered, so you just keep coming up with new and even less compelling grounds this case is busted wide open. Not sure if its OCD but your desperate progression from one debunk attempt to another does suggest to me some underlying internal issue that has nothing to do with research or learning and more to do with propping up some personal agenda.
Now its some guy was asking Nick redfern about slides 2 years ago ?
SO WHAT !!!!!!!
According to Adam
Would Hilda and/or Bernerd take multiple photos of a mummy/preserved body with hydrocephalus? Even the anthropologists who've seen the slides don't offer a definitive opinion, but you guys seem pretty certain. I've spent nearly three years trying to find what's in the images but I've had no luck. Please send all pictures of hydrocephalus mummies on display in the 1940s to me
AD
(posted online feb 09)
No need to mail him and ask him, hes posted hes been trying to find out whats in the images for 3 years
So whats your latest claim ?
Whats significant about someone contacting Nick 2 years ago ?
So far every nail youve tried to put in the coffin lid has bent rather than been hit home.
Is it the time frame ? nothing significant there given Adam has been trying to find out about these images for 3 years
Is it the question about their monetary value ?
If in the process of cleaning out a deceased estate garage they had instead found a painting that looked like a Picaso
Do you know the process thats applied
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Almost identical process, they forensically examine lots of clues, In just the same way the provenance of these slides have been investigated.
Who pays for this process ? in the case of the above doco the BBC did and then sold the "doco" they made of the process..... Gadzooks how dare they........
Now if one finds a lost Picaso, and then pays to have it authenticated. they can then donate it to a prestigious gallery (who will likely tour the item as a pay per view exhibt) or you can contact Sotherbys and sell it.
So if this is about "money" again let me ask.
If you found a lost Picaso, spent 3 years time and money establishing its provenance, would you give it away or sell it ?