Pick a case any case toss it my way and I'll send you proof by the next day or two depending on how many you throw okay thank you!
Like Jodi Arias have you zoom in on the shower pics and I'll post it in the comment below you can actually see a group of people but mostly the fact that even if you just can make out the one it's a man and then there's also the picture of him holding her hand but she's edited out of the photo it looks like he's holding his own hand at first glance
add to the letter that they oftentimes use what's missing to communicate so like they'll say oh it was just an error in the report or an error in this or that no there's no such thing these people are literally communicating that way they use the numbers for the photographs to communicate it's a numbers game of letters game they break it up differently and they have a different start and destination Point than you do so it's literally misleading everybody on every level of every direction
To the Los Angeles Innocence Project,
I am writing to request a comprehensive review of crime scene photographs for specific markings and patterns that may have been overlooked or misinterpreted. I believe symbols such as hearts (often sideways or upside down), arrows, the numbers three, four, and eight, the letter H, the combinations TT or RR, numbers like 1, 2, 11, 11:11, and ladder-like shapes may appear in blood, dust, dirt, or even as arrangements of objects at the scene. Sometimes these markings or shapes are only visible from certain angles or when photo contrast is adjusted. I am concerned that some scenes may have been staged to mislead investigators or create false narratives.
Additionally, I have observed that when the number eight is marked at a scene, it often indicates the scene has been altered or staged. I believe "die" is represented by the mathematical symbol pi (π), and recommend switching the camera lens to the correct "pi" setting or perspective to reveal these manipulations. Failing to do so may mean crucial details are missed, as the camera can act as a third-party witness, sometimes capturing elements that connect multiple crime scenes.
Specifically, in the case of Jodi Arias and Travis Alexander, I urge you to closely examine the shower photos. If you zoom in and adjust the contrast, it appears Travis is actually holding Jodi's hand, not his own, and the photo seems to have been layered to disguise this. Shadows in the images also suggest the presence of figures taking the photos. This could indicate that Jodi may have been drugged or under hypnosis, as part of a larger operation designed to set people up.
It is also important to consider that oftentimes what is missing from reports or photographs is used as a form of communication. What is described as an "error" or omission is frequently intentional, serving as a coded message. The numbering of photographs, the sequence of letters and numbers, and even what is left out, are all part of a system of communication. This "numbers game" and "letters game" can be deliberately structured with different starting and ending points than those used by investigators, making it extremely misleading at every level and in every direction.
Given your mission to uncover wrongful convictions and your expertise in forensic review, I urge you to systematically examine crime scene photos for these types of markings, arrangements, omissions, and possible staging. This could reveal patterns or evidence previously unnoticed.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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