[huskerlug] Re: Murder mystery?

I read a complaint on the internet about a 50x cdrom
spinning up, and shattering through the plastic front,
when it disintegrated.  It is surmised that the CD was
cut, or cracked, like one would cut a pizza.
 In that instance, it was above head level, but the
pieces embedded themselves in the walls of the teen's 
room...
If not a killer, possibly blinding...  and, I don't
find it on snopes, could be true?!

I do know that the U.S. military and CIA are testing a
trick with Integrated Circuits... when we put a bit
too much voltage into one, it blows the top, like an
explosion...  and bits of the cover plastic are
projectiles.  They want to be able to destroy
equipment that has fallen into enemy hands, but,
possibly take off a head, such as that assination of
that terrorist whose celphone took off his!

--- David Walker <huskerlug@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I had a friend who's computer's cdrom drive door
> would open mysteriously.
> 
> Of course it turned out that happened because I was
> connected remotely to the 
> computer and issuing the "eject cdrom" command.
> 
> On Wednesday 23 July 2003 09:38 am, you wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm trying to write a mystery involving a haunted
> computer. Here's the
> > basi= c outline of the story:
> >
> > 1. CS Instructor: had relationship with student.
> She threatens to go to
> > aut= horities. Trying to stop her he accidentally
> kills her.
> >
> > 2. Police find crime scene in apartment, but are
> unable to find body,
> > suspe= ct foul play but are unable to find any
> real suspects. Landlord,
> > fellow stu= dents and instructors investigated,
> but without body or weapons
> > no case can= be made against anyone. Crime remains
> unsolved.
> >
> > 3. After a year or so the landlord refurbishes the
> apartment and rents it
> > t= o POV (Point Of View character who is the
> center of the story, a new CS
> > gra= d student.)
> >
> > 4. POV has computer problems and dreams which lead
> him to the place where
> > t= he body is hidden, and investigation is
> reopened.
> >
> > 5. POV gets more data from his computer and from
> dreams perhaps. Leading
> > to= eventual solution of crime.
> >
> > What I'd like from you is some ideas for spooky
> things that have happened
> > w= ith computers, so I can use them in the story.
> Urban legend type stuff
> > is f= ine. If you'd like I can maybe use your name
> in the story, but I make
> > no gu= arantees, and of course I'll give you the
> opportunity to read the
> > story and= approve the use of your name in the
> final draft before it's
> > submitted. If = somebody comes up with a lot of
> good stuff, I might even
> > make them an assis= tant or friend of the main
> character who helps in the
> > investigation. Again = you would have the right of
> approval in the final
> > draft. No fair nominating= instructors you don't
> like for the villain. That
> > will have to be completel= y fictional.
> >
> > I plan to submit the story to an online magazine,
> and if it gets accepted,
> > = I will certainly post the address here. --gk
> >
> >
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