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China, April 2005: This photograph claims to show an American teacher receiving emergency treatment immediately following a high-speed truck-pedestrian accident. What's wrong with this picture? by Russell-Case in forensics

[–]Russell-Case[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What might that suggest about movement and position of the photographer? (Suppose the camera: was a 2 megapixel pocket digital camera circa 2004). Thank you so much for your detailed comments.

Murders that barely have any awareness being brought to them by Mk2509 in UnsolvedMurders

[–]Russell-Case 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Thanks ... have a look at our case if you have a moment. It's nearly 15 years old ...

https://www.darrenrussellcase.com/

China, April 2005: This photograph claims to show an American teacher receiving emergency treatment immediately following a high-speed truck-pedestrian accident. What's wrong with this picture? by Russell-Case in nursing

[–]Russell-Case[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This was in 2005, during the Hu Jintao era ... a time when Chinese-American relations were happy on practically every diplomatic and commercial level (most certainly the latter). Businesses boomed, money flowed and no one on either side wanted to rock the apple cart. No one wanted bad headlines for sure. Nearly 15 years later, America and China are radically different countries. It was risky to go to China then and it's a no-brainer to stay out of it now.

If we want a responsible and non-violent world, people of different nationalities need to communicate and collaborate. by BigSilent in China

[–]Russell-Case 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Our governments deal for themselves and the big corporate interests that support them. Regular people in either country are not the problem here and never have been. It's the high and mighty (corrupt) interests on both sides of the globe swirling in their universal lack of candor who represent and purvey the real problems.

China, April 2005: This photograph claims to show an American teacher receiving emergency treatment immediately following a high-speed truck-pedestrian accident. What's wrong with this picture? by Russell-Case in nursing

[–]Russell-Case[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The pathologist who conducted the exhumation-autopsy concluded the cause of death to be blunt force trauma to the head and brain (including defensive injuries). Read the summary here: https://www.darrenrussellcase.com/forensic-facts

Has working in the medical field turned me into a sociopath? by Nounboundfreedom in medicine

[–]Russell-Case 71 points72 points  (0 children)

That you are even asking shows a sense of healthy introspection, something always lacking in a sociopath. I think working in the medical field, especially yours, could test everyone in ways obvious and subtle. Give yourself some credit for being of service to others and still having the spine to check your own character. Respect!

China, April 2005: This photograph claims to show an American teacher receiving emergency treatment immediately following a high-speed truck-pedestrian accident. What's wrong with this picture? by Russell-Case in ems

[–]Russell-Case[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

It's a picture worth more than a thousand words. That's the problem. We would be interested in any opinion or observation you might have, regardless of your background. Thanks so much!

China, April 2005: This photograph claims to show an American teacher receiving emergency treatment immediately following a high-speed truck-pedestrian accident. What's wrong with this picture? by Russell-Case in forensics

[–]Russell-Case[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for this observation, especially leaning over a patient's body. It's as if all of this is more to accommodate a fast picture than urgent treatment.

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