bruuuno 1:26 Sun Jul 19
The curious case of Elisa Lam
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This is a story about a girl who died in bizarre circumstances, with the last video of her behaving very strangely in a lift. A bit like a real life horror film.
Interesting mystery and I won't deny it shit me up a bit when I watched it at 3am this morning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dYHzblg84A
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Trevor B
4:26 Tue Jul 21
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Nurse
It's almost like watching a dog chase it's tail.
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The Cult Of Bob
4:18 Tue Jul 21
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Poor girl probably had schizophrenia.
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gph
3:42 Tue Jul 21
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Be fair - all these mind-numbing discoveries have, er, numbed their minds
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Nurse Ratched
3:41 Tue Jul 21
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Trev, the thing is, when you read the comments below these types of articles, a few more sensible people will come on amd point out to the idiots that the test has been in use for yonks. But the idiots appear to ignore it and keep going on about it. Same with the other myths about this case that get debunked (e.g her 'missing' clothes). It's fascinating, but the CTNs just blank out the stuff that doesn't fit their conspiracy narrative.
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Trevor B
3:35 Tue Jul 21
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Indeed.
LAM is the biochemistry short-term for Lipoarabinomannan, and ELISA is short for enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. Both words being coined many decades ago.
How these people still manage to breathe is beyond me.
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Nurse Ratched
3:34 Tue Jul 21
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*chuckles*
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gph
3:30 Tue Jul 21
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Arf @ predictive programming - does this mean charley HAS to rename his daughter Jelly?
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Nurse Ratched
3:27 Tue Jul 21
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"In our last writeup of this baffling–and, admittedly, sad–case, we posited a third conclusion to be drawn from the surveillance tape: that Elisa had in fact been possessed by the same insidious spirits that infected serial killersRichard Ramirez, aka the Night Stalker, and Jack Unterweger, as well as the myriad other occupants that either died mysteriously or committed suicide at the Cecil Hotel, which also happens to have been one of the last placesElizabeth Short, or the Black Dahlia, was seen on the night of her grisly murder in 1947."
"An even more mind-numbing new discovery concerns an outbreak of tuberculosis in Los Angeles at around the same time as Elisa Lam’s disappearance. According to the CDC, 4,500 people were exposed to a drug-resistant form of TB. Incredibly, the name of the TB test used to make this diagnosis was called the LAM ELISA test. It is a whopping coincidence, one that has actually led online conspiracists to conclude that the Elisa Lam case is part of a much more convoluted false flag biological attack."
"Whether this Lam Elisa TB test is an example of predictive programming, false flag communication, or merely an incredible coincidence, the fact remains: one can’t rule out the possibility that there is some kind of a coverup going on.
Take an already baffling case of a body found in a water tank and add in a haunted hotel, a TB infection with a test seemingly named after the victim, a possibly doctored surveillance tape and an abnormally delayed release of a toxicology report.
To conclude this latest dispatch in the increasingly bizarre case of Elisa Lam, we offer up yet another incredible coincidence, or another hint of predictive programming. In the 2002 film Dark Water, a girl falls into a water tank at the top of a hotel and drowns. The infected water creeps down into the hotel walls, similar to what happened at the Cecil. In the 2005 American remake of the film, two of the characters are named Dahlia and Ceci.
The Synchronicity of Evil rears its ugly head again…"
Most of these people are in possession of functioning reproductive organs. I find that a more terrifying idea than false flag biological terror attacks.
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Nurse Ratched
2:17 Tue Jul 21
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Geep, she was a Chinese student - a 'B' would have been unthinkable.
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gph
2:09 Tue Jul 21
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Yeah, but why did they name her after that?
Explains the missing "b" in her surname, so I suppose things are all falling into place...
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cholo
2:08 Tue Jul 21
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It is a marvellous coincidence though, I would say it's fate mocking the gullible, if I believed such a thing exists.
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Nurse Ratched
2:00 Tue Jul 21
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Yup.
They won't accept that explanation though.
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Big Dave
1:59 Tue Jul 21
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LAM-ELISA
LAM = Lipoarabinomannan, a glycolipid and virulence factor associated with TB.
ELISA - Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay - lab technique used to measure the concentration of something in solution.
Thus LAM-ELISA is an assay designed to measure the concentration of a virulence factor.
Bellends.
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Nurse Ratched
12:39 Tue Jul 21
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Cholo, that Brooker clip was excellent.
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Westham67
9:53 Tue Jul 21
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Apartment 143 , if you enjoy shitting your pants
The final scene made me "Ahhhhhhhh" .My kids were pissing themselves laughing at me
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cholo
9:43 Tue Jul 21
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Site not sight dur.
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cholo
9:42 Tue Jul 21
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Nurse
Just read the ghost theory article, it's what you'd expect, wild conjecture dressed up as credible theory with token, insincere 'i suppose it could be coincidence' thrown in to provide the illusion of balance.
Reading other articles on that sight, about past life regression for example reminded me of this...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mblY5RAxzTM
Which always gives me a chuckle.
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Nurse Ratched
12:53 Tue Jul 21
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I think that one was on a site called 'ghost theory'.
Bit if you Google her name loads of mad blogs and message boards will pop up, each pretty much as batty as the next. The readers' comments are priceless.
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cholo
12:48 Tue Jul 21
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Name of site to Google if that makes it easier.
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Ronald_antly
12:48 Tue Jul 21
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"Elisa Lam was the unwitting secret guinea pig for a new TB vaccine .."
There's a vaccine for Terry Brown?
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Nurse Ratched
12:47 Tue Jul 21
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I can't, I'm surfing on my phone. Hang on...
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