What mysteries would you like to see finally solved someday?

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Anonymous wrote:A local mystery- the Robert Wone murder. I think the 3 roomates did it, but I'm curious what exactly went down and why.

I new the brother who was staying there and he was always getting into trouble (drugs, wacko-ness)

Wait. Who was the brother?? Was he one of the three roommates?

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I recently heard of the Scott Ratigan case in Arlington -- 24 year old found dead in his upscale apartment in Ballston -- and I am SO intrigued now. Why is there such a lack of media coverage of this case?! Who is the poi with the weird gait caught on security cameras?

https://www.localdvm.com/news/virginia/arlington-police-release-surveillance-video-of-a-potential-suspect-in-a-2020-homicide/

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Anonymous wrote:The full extend of red terror and the gulag crimes

My paternal grandfather is burried in a common grave somewhere. My grandmother was pregnant with my mom when they took him, so my mom never met him; she only has a couple of pictures of him. My mom's life would have been so much better having her dad. She had a terrible childhood.

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Anonymous wrote:The full extend of red terror and the gulag crimes

My paternal grandfather is burried in a common grave somewhere. My grandmother was pregnant with my mom when they took him, so my mom never met him; she only has a couple of pictures of him. My mom's life would have been so much better having her dad. She had a terrible childhood.

Oops, I meant maternal grandfather.

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Anonymous wrote:Cause and cure for schizophrenia

You don't buy the toxoplasmosis from cats theory?

Also infection during the first trimester of pregnancy. It's documented for flu.

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Anonymous wrote:Where do socks go when you put them in the dryer?

A question for the ages

Luke I am your father.
I got this answer today!
They never make it out of the washing machine.
Once full small items can push to and over the top of the barrel down between the barrel and the outer machine.
They are there just not visible and possibly not accessible without an engineering degree.

This is true! We had to have the front panel removed for a repair and there were SO. MANY. SOCKS!

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Anonymous wrote:Cause and cure for schizophrenia

You don't buy the toxoplasmosis from cats theory?

Also infection during the first trimester of pregnancy. It's documented for flu.

But there also has to be a genetic component. Since it heavily runs in families. I've read that autism, for example, is likely like having a "switch" in your body that got turned on. And some things can turn on the switch for a certain person- like flu infection in the first trimester, or exposure to certain things during pregnancy. And for some people, the switch never got turned on, and they were lucky. But if you don't have the switch to start with- it's never gonna get turned on. That theory makes a lot of sense to me. Why it can run in families, but not everyone has it in the family. And in other families, no one has it no matter how many times the mom got the flu.

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Anonymous wrote:I want to know what happened to me from the day I was born to the day I was adopted four months later. And I specifically want to know what experiments, if any, I was subjected to.

Where were you adopted from?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Cause and cure for schizophrenia

You don't buy the toxoplasmosis from cats theory?

Also infection during the first trimester of pregnancy. It's documented for flu.

But there also has to be a genetic component. Since it heavily runs in families. I've read that autism, for example, is likely like having a "switch" in your body that got turned on. And some things can turn on the switch for a certain person- like flu infection in the first trimester, or exposure to certain things during pregnancy. And for some people, the switch never got turned on, and they were lucky. But if you don't have the switch to start with- it's never gonna get turned on. That theory makes a lot of sense to me. Why it can run in families, but not everyone has it in the family. And in other families, no one has it no matter how many times the mom got the flu.

Yes, and the reason for the increase in autism is not only increased diagnosis but also the fact that more people on the spectrum are reproducing in the last 30-40 years (think of the people who work in the tech industry who may not have been desirable 50 years ago, but are more so now).

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Anonymous wrote:I want to know what happened to me from the day I was born to the day I was adopted four months later. And I specifically want to know what experiments, if any, I was subjected to.

Where were you adopted from?

An East Coast state.