2010-06-26, 06:34 | Link #11702 |
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What reason does George have to kill everyone beside Battler and Shanon? That is my problem with the George is the culprit theory. People die because of Battler's sin but that may not be the only cause. Also, if George is the culprit, then why does Beatrice use Kanon's piece so often?
I don't really build theories as much as try to explain events. -Beatrice using Kanon on multiple occasions. -Battler usually one of the last to die. -(Usually) No one survives. -Who is the human acting as Beatrice? -What is Battler's true origin exactly? -Anything that explains episode 6, srsly wtf? -Who is the head? -Is Kinzo actually dead or is he going to go 34 all on us? -Why were people paid out and who paid them out? There are probably more. |
2010-06-26, 06:46 | Link #11703 |
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I'll answer you by saying that I definitely don't think George is responsible for ALL the murders. I'm more a believer that his plans and or actions either enable another faction to act on their plans or serve as motivation. In other words I believe he's the one who starts everything rolling.
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2010-06-26, 06:49 | Link #11704 | |
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2010-06-26, 06:57 | Link #11705 |
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Well played... That is pretty funny. I never actually thought about the 5 shots and 6 bodies. I think they were shot after being drugged, though. Or perhaps Shanon was serving Krauss tea and they were the first to be shot at a coincidental time. However, this would be lucky and not planned. Or maybe they were faking their deaths like how people did it with 2-inch deep slits in their necks... 5 shots, 6 victims. Still perplexing.
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2010-06-26, 07:09 | Link #11706 |
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Sorry, it's pretty late so I'm not really getting what I missed. My limited reasoning ability is further hampered by lack of sleep =(. A planned drugging makes a lot more sense to me when you put it that way though cause it seems way too much up to chance to blow away both their heads in a spur of the moment murder. A solution would be either a drugging or somehow binding of the two victims so that they are lined up to conserve the ammo. But of course that damages my George mastermind/jealous lover idea. Is that the direction you're pointing me in?
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2010-06-26, 07:11 | Link #11707 |
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Ah... I'd always imagined the buckshot hitting the head from in front or behind and passing through, but if Shannon and Krauss were shot from the side... hmm. Although then Nanjo is either faking in a weird way, or he really sucks at autopsies.
As for the Shannon thing - sure, anyone can have a fake name, but for Shannon and Kanon it's outright stated that their names are not real, even on the character sheet. |
2010-06-26, 07:18 | Link #11708 |
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Just feeding you thoughts, hoping you develop it into a more coherent scenario, really. I'm not out to disprove your theory -- it's just an idea at this point and right now the most that can be said against it is just "feels unlikely" -- and I actually agree that it is very likely that George kills at least one person in any given episode.
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2010-06-26, 07:18 | Link #11709 |
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I actually meant that it would pass through from the front into the other person but that actually a good idea =P. If theyre drugged, you could have them lean next to each other and then blast both of their heads simultaneously and if they're bound, conscious, and lined up 1 behind the other, they could be trying to dodge the bullet, again explaining why it would be getting different sides of the head.
And if there's anything to be learned from these stories, isn't it that Nanjo is terrible at autopsies? edit: I hope you didn't take my statement the wrong way. I very much welcome the ideas and am just really tired so I wasn't sure where you were going with those 2 posts. Interest > sleep. |
2010-06-26, 07:23 | Link #11710 |
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In my book, an autopsy without dissection involved is merely post-mortem examination. Nanjo is basically never serious at them, he never even turns the body over as far as I can remember. He keeps invoking police, too, when it should be obvious that unless you figure out who's killing everybody, chances are you won't live to see them, and crime scene disruption charges will be the very least of your worries.
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2010-06-26, 07:29 | Link #11713 |
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I know it's generally agreed that Nanjo is an accomplice but was it ever really agreed which "team" he was on? Cause when you point out information like that, it really pushes me towards team twilight fakers as him throwing out the police makes it seem like he's just trying to keep people from confirming they're dead rather than protect the actual murderer.
edit: Say they're all bludgeoned to death on the side of the head and then are blasted in the face generally around where they were clubbed in order to hide the real cause of death, I'd take a stab and say without a dissection its impossible to tell the difference? Discounting of course that it's silly to do that. |
2010-06-26, 07:40 | Link #11714 |
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I like to think that Nanjo thinks they are all faking dead, too. However, the people who told him to fake autopsies might be murdering people and thus Nanjo would not really be a culprit but still an unknowing accomplice.
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2010-06-26, 07:44 | Link #11715 | |
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Nanjo has a lot of opportunities to determine proper causes of death for many of the corpses found, many of those opportunities require nothing except a scalpel and bright lighting. He just never uses them.
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2010-06-26, 07:52 | Link #11716 | |
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2010-06-26, 08:03 | Link #11718 | |
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Around the Soviet Union, a bottle of hydrogen peroxide was the standard part of CSI field kit up until the 90s, (until better stuff became available) because it allows to determine if a given dry stain is blood or not. If hydrogen peroxide reacts with it, it probably is, and you should scrape it up for analysis, if it doesn't, it definitely isn't blood. There are multiple times when they are clearly confused between blood and red paint...
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