Yeah, or one of those "scary" qanons. With cars being able to be hacked, this thing smells like bs from a mile away. Sounds like a narrative being pushed by beings with nefarious motives.
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Edit: Also... Is it just me or do the two photographs in the article seem to not sync up? In the ground level one it looks as if the driver's side front is gone, missing a big section, but in the aerial view it appears intact? Are we looking at another fake (AI or green screen) "incident"?
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Edit 2: And here's a little note that the doctor was having "car problems" prior to allegedly driving over a cliff.
"... Patel later pleaded not guilty, claiming the family’s Tesla had been experiencing tire issues that may have caused the crash. He allegedly told investigators that he stopped three times at gas stations that day to put air in his left-rear tire while driving to the Devil’s Slide area. He added that the car’s tire-pressure sensor light had turned on beforehand, authorities say. ..."
Yeah, or one of those "scary" qanons. Between him seeing a psychiatrist - and, gosh, here I thought there was something called doctor-patient confidentiality where the illustrious field of psychiatry is concerned - and cars being able to be hacked, this thing smells like bs from a mile away. Sounds like a narrative being pushed by beings with nefarious motives.
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Edit: Also... Is it just me or do the two photographs in the article seem to not sync up? In the ground level one it looks as if the driver's side front is gone, missing a big section, but in the aerial view it appears intact? Are we looking at another fake (AI or green screen) "incident"?
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Edit 2: And here's a little note that the doctor was having "car problems" prior to allegedly driving over a cliff.
"... Patel later pleaded not guilty, claiming the family’s Tesla had been experiencing tire issues that may have caused the crash. He allegedly told investigators that he stopped three times at gas stations that day to put air in his left-rear tire while driving to the Devil’s Slide area. He added that the car’s tire-pressure sensor light had turned on beforehand, authorities say. ..."
Yeah, or one of those "scary" qanons. Between him seeing a psychiatrist - and, gosh, here I thought there was something called doctor-patient confidentiality where the illustrious field of psychiatry is concerned - and cars being able to be hacked, this thing smells like bs from a mile away. Sounds like a narrative being pushed by beings with nefarious motives.
Edit: Also... Is it just me or do the two photographs in the article seem to not sync up? In the ground level one it looks as if the driver's side front is gone, missing a big section, but in the aerial view it appears intact? Are we looking at another fake (AI or green screen) "incident"?
Yeah, or one of those "scary" qanons. Between him seeing a psychiatrist - and, gosh, here I thought there was something called doctor-patient confidentiality where the illustrious field of psychiatry is concerned - and cars being able to be hacked, this thing smells like bs from a mile away. Sounds like a narrative being pushed by beings with nefarious motives.