The Papp, Photos, Dallas and the E-Family

interesting....didnt think of this

it just doesn't add up

only the barrels came out

Local news had coverage of a couple neighbors the first few days, and they were (justifiably) angry, one man in particular, of not being notified his neighbor had ebola.

I imagine police cleared out all media and blocked off immediate roads to avoid being followed and prob. were told if they interfere they would be charged with obstruction of justice.

I know the area well from many years ago. All entrances to the apartments are a dead end. Apts. on both sides, then turn around to leave. Hope I am explaining ok. Railroad runs along the other side of each dead end, so no parking across from them and walking over.

Its a 2 lane road that the apts lead off to, lots of wooded areas until you hit 635 if you are going north. No way would they have gone south, way too much traffic, stop lights, all city.

All this info is if you believe official story. But yes, they could have easily cleared occupants to another area, including news van, and got them out.

There is absolutely ZERO reports of media ever being told to clear out.

Nor is there a single report from any other residents in this entire apartment complex to the effect that they were forbidden from looking out there windows, nor taking photos of any events occurring.

not a single picture, not a single glimpse from anyone in the apartment complex

only thing is a solitary Judge's report on how all this happened and a tale of his shirt that was never changed out


this one just stinks

I definitely agree. Just wanted to give info on the physical location.

Rather like sandy hook. A very good location to be easily able to control.

In the book "The Hot Zone" (which is available for download online, btw) we learn about the lengths to which CDC and health officials went to keep the primate ebola outbreak under wraps. On the day they went out to kill every monkey in the facility, they were told to wear street clothes, take different routes to the facility, arrive at different times, enter by different doors, and not to park at the facility. Other key operations were executed at night.

At one point a reporter approached the side of the building that looked normal, and was met and talked to most graciously by one of the staff. Everyone sighed a huge sigh of relief that he never walked around to the other side where looking through the windows he might've seen a horrific sight.

That's how CDC rolls.

Last Edited by Deplorable CatRWall on 10/05/2014 11:41 AM