Again, I addressed the stupidity of YOUR CLAIM that a wallet was found at the scene. You are the one claiming it msut be a wallet and that is why I addressed the wallet discovery scenario. I can address the wallet that "I don't believe exists" because you claimed that is what was found at the scene. If someone claimed Bigfoot was real, I could address the likelihood of Bigfoot without accepting the premise that Bigfoot was real. Can you understand that simple distinction? Apparently not.
I addressed the stupidity of YOUR CLAIM that a wallet was found at the sceneActually, you
tried to "address" my claim by posting a bunch of self-serving, go nowhere opinions.... now that's really stupid
You are the one claiming it msut be a wallet and that is why I addressed the wallet discovery scenario.I am not claiming anything of the kind. I am merely stating that circumstantial evidence points to it being a wallet.
I can address the wallet that "I don't believe exists" because you claimed that is what was found at the scene. If someone claimed Bigfoot was real, I could address the likelihood of Bigfoot without accepting the premise that Bigfoot was real. Can you understand that simple distinction? Apparently not. So defensive and still unable to address the points I made in my last post. It's easy to deny the existance of something but when you do, you need to explain the consequences of that denial. It's pretty obvious you can't. You haven't got a clue how to explain where the fake Hidell came from. Your arguments and "reasoning" are superficial at best and go nowhere.