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08-14-2003, 10:41 PM | #1 |
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Slouching toward Lemaire....
Oded had Partners! No! Really!
Based on evidence seized in the late-night raid, investigators now suspect Golan may have been systematically counterfeiting antiquities and selling them for a number of years. They also believe other professionals, including possibly specialists from abroad, collaborated with him in the alleged scam of the James ossuary. But the circle of inquiry now appears to be widening beyond Golan, said Amir Ganor, an Israeli Antiquities Authority officer. "We now believe that he had partners who collaborated with him, people from the world of science, academia and also professionals," Ganor said. "We think we know who they are, but we are not willing to publish it at this point." |
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"The James Ossuary, having been returned to its owner, was found stored on top of a toilet, adding to suspicions that it is a forgery." best, Peter Kirby |
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Is that the cover photo of the second edition of Witherington's and Shank's Book? If you look carefully, you can see Shank's reputation just under the ossuary , having gone down the toilet. To be honest, a toilet is not a good place to store priceless antiques. At any moment, your mother might come in and clean it. |
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BWA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!
If you do not mind Peter I am linking your picture to a similar thread on another board--proper credit given. THAT is priceless!! --J.D. |
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The Turin Shroud used as dusters? |
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I mean . . . really . . . other than adding a caption that "It is Really Jame's Potty!"
Too priceless!! --J.D. |
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To my astonishment JP Holding was so prescient on this one
http://www.tektonics.org/jesbrorvw.html 'It is always possible that some bolt from the sky will prove any artifact to be a fruad, but so far, from the looks of things, Christ-mythers will be looking for careers in plumbing before too long on this one.' We find that the owner stored this priceless relic on top of a toilet and JP Holding had prophesied that sceptics will be shortly looking at this ossuary in a plumbing context. Respect! |
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Thanks, Steve. This one is definitely going over to TWeb
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