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While I agree that the "tourist" excuse was likely bullshit, I suspect someone that recently visited a tourist site would know more about it than someone who li
by boomboomsubban 5y ago
While I agree that the "tourist" excuse was likely bullshit, I suspect someone that recently visited a tourist site would know more about it than someone who lived near it all their life. They just learned about it, how often do you think about it?
And if they had been visiting the spire, which they probably weren't, it's likely they would have gotten information about it in their native language which would use meters.
- lotsofpulp 5y agoThe question would have been asked in immigrations upon their arrival, so it would be before visiting the tourist site.
- boomboomsubban 5y agoSo any assassin targeting somebody in any other location would be fine, it has nothing to do with the famous case as those people were interviewed after the trip, and now I would be suspect because I read this thread and know it's 123 meters. As an American I'm sure I'd be fine, but it's just a silly entry question.