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From: Jasper
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Date: 21 Feb 2005
Time: 00:11:26 -0500
Nomi, …….You and I feel precisely the same way about conspiracy theories, which is why both of us avoid them as much as possible. The instant you say “conspiracy” you get an automatic breakdown of “believers” and “non-believers” that gets in the way of so much as exploring the evidence for or against it. ……….The problem you get with most conspiracy believers is that they believe in big conspiracies and they fragment along political, religious or ethnic lines. The more people in the “enemy” group they can connect to the big conspiracy, the better. The problem with most non-believers is that they oversimplify the facts that show no conspiracy, dismiss improbable conspiracy scenarios out of hand and attribute coincidence to anything that suggests a conspiracy no matter when, where or how often they occur. You can expand on big conspiracy theories forever without putting together enough evidence against anyone in the Bundy murders or the Ammerman-Simpson deaths to hold anyone accountable With no conspiracy you can find someone like a female Puerto Rican psychiatrist responsible with no trouble at all. …….What you say about conspiracy theories is the hub of why I believed the attack on Mario was not to kill him but to discredit him. He was approached to follow Nicole by someone who might have had more to do with her murder than the police or prosecutors apparently investigated. He does his own investigating and discovers much more. He gets proof that a key investigator in the O.J. case and the Blake case told a significant lie about his role in the O.J. case. Mario challenges him. Two cops in plain clothes follow him, ambush him and beat him severely. He makes a citizen’s arrest and files charges of conspiracy to commit murder. Without the facts you obtained independently about Pellicano and the facts discovered on the Iago Discussion Board, would you believe him? ……..I don’t think that the bizarre connections between you, Pellicano and at least two other big criminal cases are coincidental. If you don’t report them no one else has the facts necessary to tie them together. If you do report them you get something that sounds too absurd to believe they actually happened. If this were an isolated thing it wouldn’t mean much but it isn’t isolated. It happened in the O.J. case with links between the same cast of characters. ……….The first rough form of the flow chart face is nearly finished. When you see where you, Mario and Monica Harmon fit – without resort to speculation – you might get a whole new view of conspiracy theories large and small. –Jasper