The only fact studied whether or not the videos were authentic. Anything else would be conjecture. On the rare occasions that you post something worthwhile, I
have "said something nice about" you. Lee On 9/25/2014 10:01 AM, (Redacted sender Sblumen123@xxxxxxx for DMARC) wrote:
LeeWhy were they faked? Do you think they were beheaded but faked the video? Why don't you say something nice about me? I would say something nice about you if you posted something worth while. Think, think, think.Comrade B, Jewish, Zionist, SocialistIn a message dated 9/25/2014 12:50:23 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, pixiehat@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:No, Stan, it means that the vidios are likely faked. Why do you read more into it than is there? Seems like a habit of yours. Lee On 9/25/2014 9:29 AM, (Redacted sender Sblumen123@xxxxxxx for DMARC) wrote:RR That would indicate that both are alive and will be introduced at some later press gathering? Comrade B In a message dated 9/25/2014 10:10:20 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, ristad@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: DENVER (CBS4)- Some of the nation’s best media forensics experts are located in Denver and are analyzing ISIS videos for authenticity and to learn more about the people who made the videos. The University of Colorado Denver is home to the National Center for Media Forensics. According to their website, media forensics is the scientific analysis of recorded media in the form of audio, video, and still imagery evidence obtained during the course of investigations and litigious proceedings. Jeff Smith, Associate Director of the CU Denver National Center for Media Forensics said the video released by ISIS can show several things, including how sophisticated the group is. “What’s most interesting is that the actual beheading that takes place in the videos, *both of them are staged*,” said Smith. http://denver.cbslocal.com/2014/09/03/media-forensics-experts-analyzing-isis-video/ -RR
