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Community American Tourist Assaulted by Bar Owner for Filming Venue
Bar owner will have to pay him....cops will take a cut and his bar will be on the watch list. Bad move to go violent, because the cops have been clear, call them first. Now, the cops lost face and everyone will pay. Stupid more runs in this city. -
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So where did you meet your Thai girlfriend or wife?
I know what you believe, and you will only get what you aim for. I don't own a house, and was paying big rent, so it was a good solution for me. I don't need your advice about how to take care of my finances. There's no point in disagreeing with you, as you only believe what your limited thinking allows you to think. "Homework" is a colloquial expression used to denote research. You're the only one making silly comments. -
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Middle East Hamas Its 'genocidal strategy' & use of Extreme sexual violence
Nothing about Hamas using Palestinians in Gaza as human shields either because this is not the topic of this article. The topic is Hamas and it's Islamic fundamentalism. -
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USA Epstein Case Becomes a Boomerang for Trump-Era Conspiracy Theorists
Can't say i paid to much attention to this whole debacle.......but then read this.......he was murdered! The missing minute was from 2200 to 0600 the following day!! The ligature wounds found on Jeffrey Epstein’s neck are among the most debated aspects of his autopsy, and they’ve raised serious questions about whether his death was truly a suicide by hanging. Ligature Marks and Their Implications • Location of the wound: Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden noted that the ligature mark was in the center of Epstein’s neck, not under the jaw as typically seen in suicidal hangings A. This positioning is more consistent with strangulation by a cord or wire. • Depth and shape of the wound: The mark was reportedly thinner than the strip of bedsheet Epstein allegedly used A. This discrepancy suggests the possibility of a different ligature material. • Absence of blood on the ligature: Despite blood being found on Epstein’s neck, there was no blood on the bedsheet ligature itself A—a detail that some experts find suspicious. • Multiple fractures: Epstein’s autopsy revealed breaks in the hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage B C. While these can occur in hangings, especially in older individuals, they are more commonly associated with manual or ligature strangulation. • Petechiae (burst capillaries): These were found on Epstein’s face and eyes, which are more typical of strangulation than hanging C. • No photo of body position: Crucially, there was no image of how Epstein’s body was found in the cell, making it difficult for forensic experts to determine the mechanics of the hanging C. Procedural Failures • Removed from suicide watch prematurely: Epstein had previously been found injured in his cell, suggesting a possible suicide attempt or assault. Yet he was taken off suicide watch just six days later A. • No cellmate at time of death: Despite protocol requiring Epstein to have a cellmate, his was transferred and not replaced B. • Guards failed to perform checks: The two guards assigned to monitor Epstein reportedly fell asleep and falsified records to show they had conducted routine checks B. • Broken surveillance cameras: Two cameras outside Epstein’s cell malfunctioned, and another had unusable footage C. Psychological and Behavioral Contradictions • Claimed he wasn’t suicidal: Epstein told prison psychologists he “would be crazy” to take his own life and insisted he wasn’t suicidal D. • Unusual behavior before death: He made an unmonitored phone call claiming to be calling his deceased mother, and was described as “upbeat” by his lawyers just hours before his death B D. Autopsy and Forensic Questions • Broken neck bones: Epstein had fractures in his neck that are more commonly associated with homicide by strangulation than suicide by hanging, especially for someone of his age and build C. • Use of bedsheet from lower bunk: Questions arose about whether it was physically feasible for him to hang himself from the lower bunk given his height and weight C. High-Profile Connections • Ties to powerful individuals: Epstein was known to associate with influential figures across politics, business, and royalty. He allegedly had compromising information on some of them C. • No “client list” found: Despite public speculation, a Justice Department review concluded there was no incriminating client list or evidence of blackmail E—a finding many still question. Institutional Accountability • Warden removed, guards indicted: The prison’s warden was reassigned, and the guards were charged with conspiracy and record falsification C. • Violation of crime scene protocol: Epstein’s body was removed from the cell before it was photographed, violating Bureau of Prisons procedures C. -
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Community American Tourist Assaulted by Bar Owner for Filming Venue
Still mad about that American ass whipping on you Brits? Get over it....we are allies now. -
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Report Deadly Disease Alert: Melioidosis Claims 72 Lives in Thailand
The difference, of course, is that auto accidents are easy to diagnose. And it's not just the deaths. It's quality of life. Thinking back to hundreds of posts in dozens of health threads where posters complained of fatigue, cough or other "fuzzy" symptoms, I can't help but wonder how many of them may be walking around with less-than-fatal cases of melioidosis. And have suffered for years.
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