I'm guessing IMO they like to keep some information to themselves, so only the person/people involved know. Imagine how many kooks they need to discount in the run of the investigation. Imagine half those kooks say they acted alone, but in fact LE knows more than one person was involved, well...
Not a big leap IMO. You said you've called police on people sitting in a park.
My intention is not to argue, just making a point. Your idea of "strange" may be much different than someone else's.
Reminds me of the reddit fiasco following the Boston marathon bombing when people accused...
Actually, tracking is way beyond IP addresses now. It's easier and more accurate to track common factors such as computer used, Web browser used, plugins installed, etc. If you've got scripting turned on (which you must likely do, or you wouldn't be able to do much on the web these days) then...
Wow, this sounds like a slow and massive undertaking. They'd need telecom records for IP addresses. You think they've got the resources dedicated to tackle that? I mean, you'd think so, but I've got my doubts they can just snap up all this info so easily, even the FBI.
And, in my experience, it can change drastically from frame to frame, because the camera is constantly reevaluating the scene (based on changing light, object movement, etc).
So two frames in sequence can look different (hood is up! hood is down! for example).
My guess (based on working daily with video and stills for the past 10 years) is image compression. Compression logarithms toss out information in areas of shadow (why waste bandwidth on what won't be seen) so when you lighten those areas, the lack of detail becomes visible.
Also, because the...
Could this be the one?
http://www.newsbug.info/monticello_herald_journal/memorial-for-teen-girls-lasts-nearly-seven-hours/article_4b1989d8-f7db-11e6-9f4b-ff5056c72de5.html
Sorry, i can't quote from the article at the moment, but it mentions open caskets. (My browser is suddenly locked...
But, honestly, probably everything we're discussing has been "thoroughly investigated" by that logic. I'm not arguing, just following your logic.
EDIT: sorry, I'm a very logical thinker. I get paid for being a problem-solver every day.
I never claimed that everyone working at a slaughterhouse is a murderer. Never said that. I said it's not a stretch to think someone could become desensitized to killing living creatures doing that work.
I've seen the undercover videos from some plants and it's really pretty disgusting how the...
IMO, that's quite a stretch and not related to what I'm talking about (people who brutally murder animals day after day). Drinking and driving is selfish, reckless and irresponsible to be sure, but I don't see it desensitizing a person the way slaughtering living creatures probably does.
IMO.
My mind keeps going back to Indiana Packers Corporation. Transient workers? Ex-con's?
I can't imagine it's a huge leap to go from the brutal slaughter of animals to hurting people.
JMO, of course.
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