Thursday, December 14, 2006

Conspiracy of not? It's crystal clear. How many times have you heard of people sitting in the back seat of a mercedes could die in a car crash? Any person familiar with auto engineering would tell you that when designing a car, hundredes of tests have been conducted and simulation done to analyse various crash situation. Mercedes Benz is probably among the strongest car in the world. I bet even driving the car at 120mph, heading straight into a concrete wall, could have the driver walking away uninjuired. Readers of Apple Daily or similar sorts of newspaper must be very familiar with photos of car crash. But look at the photo below. It doesn't look like a typical car crash photo. Any mercedes engineer could easily run a simulation for you to prove this point. I don't understand why the top would collapse like that when being hit at the front. Even if it did, the back seat space was still pretty well protected. Passangers in there could be injuired but definitely not fatal. I'm sure a lot of people have seen uglier crash photo before, but still drivers or passangers were often reportedly injuired rather than dead. And look at the right front seat. That seems to be the most damaged part of the car. But there seated the only survivor of the crash, bodyguard Rees-Jones. Surprising?

Photo http://news.bbc.co.uk/olmedia/260000/images/_262624_crash.jpg

Ref: http://www.dianaconspiracy.com/

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