Re: "Cleaning Up the Burke"

[David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

> Well from the headlines, I.'ve not actually studied in great detail, it
> always seemed to me that the case against the Larson's was a bit like
> getting Al Capone on tax evasion.
>
> They had upset the establishment by finding the best T-rex [sic!] ever,
> and the establishment was going to get them one way or another.

Excuse me... lumping the police and the universities (and the judge, I 
presume) as "the establishment", and then alleging that this bizarre 
conglomerate is _so_ childish that it hurts, strikes me as among the least 
plausible of conspiracy "theories" (speculations, that is).

I'm not saying it's wrong -- I don't know any of the involved people 
personally, for starters.

But extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. The claim in 
question is QUITE extraordinary, and no evidence has surfaced so far.

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Now... how much money did Larson try to import?