Nurse Ratched
12:47 Tue Jul 21
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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I can't, I'm surfing on my phone. Hang on...
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cholo
12:46 Tue Jul 21
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Nurse
Link?
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Nurse Ratched
12:43 Tue Jul 21
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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More brilliance: Elisa Lam was the unwitting secret guinea pig for a new TB vaccine that went wrong and caused her psychotic break, leading to her death. That is why the TB screening kits used on locals a mere 2 weeks after her death were named LAM-ELISA.
I wish I could be as scientifically open-minded as this oaf.
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Nurse Ratched
7:51 Mon Jul 20
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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The Interskull Transmission ilk were claiming to be better scientists than the sceptics, because their minds are more 'open' which is what you need to do science.
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bruuuno
7:41 Mon Jul 20
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Nurse, onwe thing I noticed from having spent alot of time there is that stupid people in america are much stupider than they are over here. Shockingly stupid
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Nurse Ratched
7:19 Mon Jul 20
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Thanks, bruu, for bringing this to our attention.
Elisa's disappearance, the video, etc, are interesting. Obviously there is a logical explanation, probably involving a mixture of her having some sort of psychotic episode (history of depression/bipolar, plus prescribed with a number of drugs linked to psychosis in some people) and either suicide or a horrible accident in the water towers. We will almost certainly never know.
However, what has really fascinated me are the comments on the many websites discussing the case. What struck me is that even though posters point out the glaring inaccuracies in the 'sexed up' version of events asserted by the more excitable conspiracy theorists, those same confabulations keep getting repeated over and over again, no matter how often the myths are put to bed.
For example "She couldn't have got past the locked door and alarm system to access the roof" (there is an easily accessible fire escape stair case)
"What happened to her clothes? They were missing!" (They were found in the tank with her body)
"She could not have lifted up the metal lid on the water tower in order to climb in" (yes she could - the reported 'extreme heaviness' of the lid is a myth)
"There was a TB outbreak 2 weeks after she went missing and the vaccine they used was labelled LAM-ELISA. What does this mean??!" (Nothing, you dopey prats - it's a coincidence)
I have read various theories put forward by people on those websites including
1) malign spirit possession (the same evil spirits that drove Richard Ramirez and some other serial killer who stayed at the same hotel, plus a few suicides and a murder-rape)
2) Eliza TIME TRAVELLED away from the hotel, but somehow still ended up in the tank (couldn't quite follow that one, my eyes were watering with laughter)
3) Some shadowy organisation was carrying out 'interskull transmission capabilities' on Elisa. Why 'Elisa' wasn't made clear. Or what was being transmitted.
4) It was probably them damn Mexicans (from a woman posting from Brazil)
If anybody has a bit of time to waste and fancies a giggle at the cybersleuths' expense, I thoroughly recommend googling and reading some of those sites.
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Westham67
11:54 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Spandex Sidney 5:07 Sun Jul 19
. The difference between condo and apartment is purely a legal one. However it makes me sound far more exotic and may I say interesting by saying Condo
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Nurse Ratched
10:44 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Of course.
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Eerie Descent
10:41 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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She was mental.
The end.
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Nurse Ratched
10:22 Sun Jul 19
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Interesting video. Poor little cow.
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Nurse Ratched
8:58 Sun Jul 19
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They didn't??
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cholo
8:52 Sun Jul 19
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Fair enough nurse. I saw some ropey (no pun intended) documentary on it years ago, other than that don't know too much about it other than that the witches didn't have magical powers.
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Nurse Ratched
7:59 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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cholo, there is a pretty reasonable theory in some quarters that ergot poisoning started the whole thing off. People acting out. There have been similar ergot poisoning episodes in Europe.
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cholo
7:44 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Yeh, they also had shit like henbane and of course mushrooms of various types.
I thought the Salem witch trials were more to do with local feuds and persecution than actual 'spooky' goings on?
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bruuuno
7:39 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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cholo 7:24 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
They didnt have meth but sometimes grain crops were afflicted with a fungus called ergot, the active ingredient of which is basically LSD. Hence the Salem witch trials
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cholo
7:32 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Whoicidal
Point taken on all counts.
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WHOicidal Maniac
7:29 Sun Jul 19
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cholo 7:24 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
Whoicidal
Why, did they have crystal method in olden times?
Thay had loads of shit in the old days
On a side note, why was that woman already being filmed?
Perhaps she was doing weird shit before hand?
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cholo
7:29 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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As for elisa lam, thought that was a straight forward case of death by misadventure. Access to the roof then the tanks was easier than reported and clothes were found in the tank when it was falsely reported none were found.
She got a bit too curious, fell in and drowned, case closed.
The cctv footage is just her not being able to operate the lift for some reason. Which added to the mystery.
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cholo
7:25 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Meth not method Ffs
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cholo
7:24 Sun Jul 19
Re: The curious case of Elisa Lam
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Whoicidal
Why, did they have crystal method in olden times?
On a side note, why was that woman already being filmed?
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