TAE said:(seems unlikely to be a JPEG artifact)
Clue: VHS artefact
TAE said:(seems unlikely to be a JPEG artifact)
Prole said:There won't be a court case as far as I can make out though. The offical report says that no other person has been identified in connection with these events. Which if you compare to the no-bombs bombers of the 21/7 where over 20 people were arrested and CCTV images put into the public domain makes little sense.
The thing is BK I believe that we are on the same side, the side of truth and justice. I just prefer to question everything I am told to believe.
Prole said:Perhaps they wouldn't expect anyone to look too closely? The image is out there in the public psyche, it serves as proof. Fait accompli.
The narrative confirms prior ticket purchase:scalyboy said:Yep, I reckon they had already bought tickets. They were CCTV'd entering Luton station at 7.21 (if the CCTV video date-stamp was accurate, which is another kettle of fish), then they had 4 minutes to board the 7.24 (departing 1 minute late) that arrived at Kings X at 8.23, where apparently they were again CCTV'd (unreleased) at 8.26.
Badger Kitten said:The point I make is you are happy for the State to prosecute criminals without claiming they are all innocent, yet here you decide it is all a lie. Why? You've been presented with a lot more reports than you got in the case of say, Ian Huntley. I suppose he is innocent as well?
And don't try to co-opt me as being on the same side as you and your anti-semitic, Holocaust-denying, mass-murderer-exonerating pals. How dare you?
You don't even accept that Islamic fundementalism exists. You try to make out these men were not on the train. You deny their murderousness. You negate their culpability. You disgust me.
I think she was referring to a change of clothing noted in the narrative of the events of 7 July:TAE said:Especially as those two photos were taken on different days - why would he not be wearing different clothing?
Did they enter and then exit Luton? Isn't the image of them outside Luton station time stamped at 7.21.54?detective-boy said:The narrative confirms prior ticket purchase:
0715 "[The four] enter Luton Station and go through the ticket barriers together. It is not known where they bought their tickets ... but they must have had some to get on to the platform"
The next entry, six minutes later, is:
0721: "The four are caught on CCTV together heading to the platform for the King's Cross Thameslink train ... apparently relaxed..."
The phraseology used strikes me as odd. Does it imply the train was already there, or was pulling in? And then the next entry:
0740 "The London King's Cross train leaves Luton Station"
The narrative could be taken as meaning they got a train at just after 0721 which then hung around for about 20 minutes before leaving or that they got to the platform at just after 0721 and then waited before catching a train which left at 0740.
Comparing the narrative data with the (apparent) timetable data:
07.20 On time 08.15
07.24 07.25 08.23
07.30 07.42 08.39
If all the data is correct:
(a) they had time to get on the 0720, 0724 or 0730
(b) if the trains all used the same platform, only the 0730 would be consistent with the stated departure time in the narrative.
I do not believe all the data is correct. I would want to see verification of the apparent timetable data as a start point. I would also like to see more detail of train movements in the 25 minutes the narrative has them in the station and / or clarification of the meaning of the phraseology used.
detective-boy said:I think she was referring to a change of clothing noted in the narrative of the events of 7 July:
0454: Woodall Services - Tanweer buys snacks and petrol. Is wearing white tracksuit bottoms.
0721: Luton Station - heading for platform, Tanweer "now wearing dark tracksuit bottoms"
detective-boy said:I think she was referring to a change of clothing noted in the narrative of the events of 7 July:
0454: Woodall Services - Tanweer buys snacks and petrol. Is wearing white tracksuit bottoms.
0721: Luton Station - heading for platform, Tanweer "now wearing dark tracksuit bottoms"
The official report says:Barking_Mad said:I wonder if they found any remains of his change of clothing in his rucksack?
Barking_Mad said:unless you know the technicalities of these things its a leap of faith to suggest that its just a badly done put up job.
Ok thanks.laptop said:Clue: VHS artefact
No. It doesn't. It says the train (it implys) they were on left Luton at 0740.Prole said:The official report says the 7.40. It is not for me to speculate whether they caught a different train.
Prole said:I will agree that 4 young British men angry at the present slaughter of innocents by Bush and Blair could have bombed London when I have seen conclusive evidence for this.
laptop said:Precisely.
Now try videoing that imperfect signal and see what happens on playback.
From my understanding of video recording technology it would, as I said last night, be highly suspicious if there were not such artefacts.
Last night I was simply asking questions, in an attempt to get prole to say what she actually believes. Give up. She doesn't know from one minute to the next. Time for a statement:
From my direct experience of image manipulation, making illustrations by compositing photos, the only way to include those artefacts in a composite would be to paint or paste them in deliberately - which would be an interesting double-bluff by the Men in Black
(Unless you want to believe that the image was staged, not manipulated, and they wove an already-dead stooge into the actual railings. How long before this is proposed by a fruitloop?)
If you are then the manager must be wishing a broken meta-bloody-tarsel on you before you rack up more own goals ....Prole said:I am on the side of truth and justice.
detective-boy said:No. It doesn't. It says the train (it implys) they were on left Luton at 0740.
detective-boy said:Please desist from repeating incorrect information.
laptop said:Hark! I hear the sound of pigs' wings, beating.
Badger Kitten said:I hear the sound of loons, frothing.
pk said:Post up this image with the supposed "bar" across the face - I'll tell you exactly what it is if I can.
pk said:Was that an intended choice of phrase?
laptop said:Precisely.
Now try videoing that imperfect signal and see what happens on playback.
From my understanding of video recording technology it would, as I said last night, be highly suspicious if there were not such artefacts.
Last night I was simply asking questions, in an attempt to get prole to say what she actually believes. Give up. She doesn't know from one minute to the next. Time for a statement:
From my direct experience of image manipulation, making illustrations by compositing photos, the only way to include those artefacts in a composite would be to paint or paste them in deliberately - which would be an interesting double-bluff by the Men in Black
(Unless you want to believe that the image was staged, not manipulated, and they wove an already-dead stooge into the actual railings. How long before this is proposed by a fruitloop?)
Having re-read it a couple of times, I am still getting that feeling in a few places ... I would far rather have found the narrative to be a "police to CPS" style factual report of the evidence and the basis for the conclusions drawn from it.laptop said:It could be an exquisitely carefully-worded paragraph, couldn't it?
Barking_Mad said:What's all that about?
Barking_Mad said:One question, just a general one about CCTV - why are the images so grainy and of a poor quality? I'd have thought given the technology and the relative cheapness of it that these images would be of a high, or at least a better quality. Yet so often I find myself squinting at the tv!
What's all that about?