See here for
essential background: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/is-larry-warren-fraud-part-2.html.
The saga of Larry Warren and his accusers is moving
faster than I expected. We already have enough material for a new episode to
peruse, and Part 3 began before Part 2 was even over. As soon as I posted Part
2 I was contacted by my good friend Andrew Burlington, known online as "Victor
Nevada". He had noticed something about the photograph Sacha Christie
posted on her last blog article; the one she says was on Larry's laptop, see: http://sacha-christie-infomaniachousewife.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/larry-warrens-a10-ufo-photograph-is.html.
As I said in my previous article, Sacha explains this as coffee cup rings and I reply
with my own assessment of that possibility. Andrew has a lot of experience in
image analysis, in fact he has on ongoing project to examine the "Alien
Interview" video, see here for details: http://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.co.uk/2016/07/programme-196-podcast-alien-interview-20.html
and: http://hpanwo.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/area-51-alien-interview-new-research.html.
I really should have approached him before I published Part 2! He says that the
image is actually a screenover; it's made by somebody photographing a monitor
display with a camera. The white marks are caused by ambient reflection coming
off the monitor screen. He says that the reflection is actually that of the
photographer. Once he'd pointed this out to me it clicked. In fact, as is often
the case when your brain picks out a recognizable pattern, I can no longer
perceive it as random. Compare the image above to the copy below with my
annotations. You can clearly see a human face, a person wearing oval-shaped
spectacles holding a camera close to the screen. Their hands are clenched as
they hold the camera and the curve of their knuckles is plainly visible. You
can even see the mouse cursor in the bottom right. The circular mark I noticed
is the camera lens. Why would Sacha use an image of the photograph created in
such a deficient way? If she has a file of the photo on Larry's laptop then
simply copy and post it. If it doesn't have a compatible interface then a
technician at a computer shop will do it for her in three minutes flat. There's
no need to take a photo of the open file on the screen and then make a new file,
full of reflections and of much poorer quality, and post that instead; making
up excuses about "coffee cup rings". Why? It is especially bizarre
because, as I say in Part 2, Sacha already has used another far better quality
copy of the alleged "real original" that she obtained from Barry
Greenwood. In fact the quality is so poor on her reproduction of the "second
fake" on Larry's laptop, that it could instead be the one with the UFO's;
the one Larry claims is the real original. The UFO's could merely be hidden by
the low resolution.See here for the next part: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/is-larry-warren-fraud-part-4.html.
Looking at the latest info and the development in the last few hours over the Picture, Larry is looking more and more the Fraud sadly..:(
ReplyDeleteBased on what I've seen so far and reported in this series of articles, I'm not so sure. I also question the conviction of his detractors. People sure of their position tend to exhibit better conduct. More on that later.
ReplyDeleteI really don't know how to take this situation,it seems that british ufological research is pulling itself apart..
ReplyDeleteIt's been an ongoing process that has lasted close to a year now, Mark. Both sides blame the other.
ReplyDeleteBut there are idiots out there determined to try and ridicule people....
ReplyDeleteAnd we know when they are Ben!
Thanks - Darren Perks (the real one)
That's true, Darren. We've both run into them before.
ReplyDeleteA10 picture is a fraud ...Larry Warren is a con man.
ReplyDeleteAnon, the A10 pic is fake, I know. But Larry Warren is not a fraud. The photo does not even belong to Larry. There are several prionts, once of which was found in his photo album by somebody else. Nobody knows for sure where it came from.
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