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Re: The Eye of an Artist

From: Jasper
Date: 2/15/02
Time: 9:35:22 PM

Comments

Jean,

The important point is that the evidence at Goldman's feet could not have fallen that way by chance. It had to have been carefully arranged by someone with an artist's eye.

The same is true of the photo of the coins and the blood drop and the picture of Nicole's body. The artistic composition in all three cases couldn't be better.

Think of all the ways that Nicole's body might have fallen and the one way it had to lie for the blood from her neck to cover most of the walkway to the gate. A lifeless body rarely falls on its side, except in the movies, which is the best way for actors to fall to keep from hurting themselves.

Another aspect of that photo which rarely occurs outside of the movies is the position of Nicole's left writs - where she wore her Swiss Army watch. The watch face against the cement suggests that it stopped at 10:03 when it made violent contact with the cement where Nicole fell. The photo tells that bogus timeline story in a way that could be told only if it was perfectly posed with the eye of an artist. --Jasper

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