>“In the world of conspiracy theories, evidence that disproves something happened becomes proof that something happened,” says Rothschild. Forget conspiracy th

>“In the world of conspiracy theories, evidence that disproves something happened becomes proof that something happened,” says Rothschild. Forget conspiracy theories. This isn't acceptable in any setting (for example, as stated by Farid, in a chain of custody situation). There are entirely too many coincidences, but the obfuscations and evasions by the relevant authorities are baffling. It's as if they were inviting conspiracy theories.