I think I may have mentioned this on the list once before....

Many years ago in Columbia during an especially vivid meteor shower, two slum-dwelling children were killed in a fire following a "meteor impact," according to their father. It was reported this slum did not have electricity.

My brother (an expert in infanticide) had long regaled me with awful stories in which extraordinary claims are made by adults as to the circumstances surrounding the death of children in their care.

I called REUTERS who put me in touch with the local paper....who then put me in touch with the police, and I explained meteors and the thermal properties of meteorites.

I received a phone call in which I was advised dad admitted to having killed his children.

There is indeed a script and it's what some professionals refer to as the "winning lottery ticket" explanation: the occurrence of the most extraordinary yet plausible(?) circumstance.

The Indonesian police are on the right path.


All best / d,





On Apr 30, 2010, at 12:30 PM, JoshuaTreeMuseum wrote:

Sounds like BS to me. A 9 year old girl had a fatal heart attack upon hearing the explosion? Melted items and residual heat footprints? 3 houses (one with a crater on the floor), blown up but they can't find a single fragment. Somehow I don't believe it. When will they ever learn that meteorites are COLD, not hot? And of course the dummies always think it's related to the current meteor shower, or of course it could be space junk. Are they following a script?

Phil Whitmer
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