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It sounds like he just wanted to get a lot of vaccinations and used blank cards to not arouse suspicion from the person administering the vaccine and stamping t
by lern_too_spel 3y ago
It sounds like he just wanted to get a lot of vaccinations and used blank cards to not arouse suspicion from the person administering the vaccine and stamping the card.
- InSteady 3y agoThis is such a no brainer. The article states he has official records of 134 vaccinations. They wont just keep stamping the same card endlessly until it is completely covered. How else is he going to accomplish this absurd undertaking but to have access to a bunch of official vaccination documents? It's not outside the realm of possibility that he was also selling them, but I feel like Occam and Hanlon both agree that unless there is direct evidence, he's probably not some criminal mastermind getting rich. He's just a random person with either a fetish or something to prove.
- lapcat 3y ago> It's not outside the realm of possibility that he was also selling them From the AP story: "German police have conducted many raids in connection with forgery of vaccination passports in recent months." This wasn't just an isolated case or idle speculation. People were selling them, regardless of whether this particular individual did. > he's probably not some criminal mastermind getting rich Of course not. He was a dumb petty criminal who got caught, just like countless other dumb petty criminals in the world.