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WATER_REISING
February 18, 2017
In which I pick the weirdest possible ground
to complain about the lack of basic practical
skills among nerds...
When I try to piece together what Hans
Reiser did after he killed his ex-wife,
it appears that he moved the corpse a
*second* time using his car, by bagging
the not-too-fresh corpse and dropping it
down on his passenger seat. He then
apparently worried about traces left
behind in this process, and removed the One of the better observations
seat and threw it away, and then tried to I heard from someone on
clean up the floor of the car. He rather slashdot: wait, he says he
stupidly filled the floor of the pulled his car seat to make
passenger side up with water-- it's room to sleep in the car... and
sounding like Lady Macbeth syndrome at then he *threw it away*? Geeks
this point-- and then worried about how don't throw away old car parts!
he'd drain it.
Good point... but then his
He went to an auto parts mother had (supposedly)
store and bought some been leaning on him to
sort of hand pump, using For a smart guy clean up some of his crap.
a credit card (?!). supposedly working
hard to cover his
tracks, that's
pretty amazing.
But this is the point
I really wanted to make:
He thought he needed a pump
to move a little water?
He doesn't understand how
to bail water, or how to
use a mop or a sponge? MOP_HEAD
Fucking computer geeks.
I also don't see any
mention of bleach in
his stash of supplies-- A lot of the remarks
if you're after biological I've read by other
evidence, I'd go for the geeks show habits of
bleach, myself. thought similar to mine:
Our first impulse is to second
guess Reiser's moves in the game
against the police.
Many of these remarks
seem pretty dumb--
Q: but why would he do *that*
when he could've easily done
*this*?
A: he'd just killed his wife.
He evidently wasn't the most
level-headed guy to begin
with, and expecting him to
calm down and think clearly
at that stage is a bit much.
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