The one voter who was in favor of Margarito

i didnt know there were other ways of testing it that would've told us exactly what it was.....wow, just wow........how the CSAC commissioners could just sit there and deny the man is way off man...pretty ****ed up **** to do especially when everything is shady.....

 

the *** had the nerve to call me an idiot when i said that...he said he knew FOR SURE THAT THEY TESTED BOTH

 

they must've used the same microscope eze uses to find his ****en dick....hahahahahahaahahhaah

 

There is no evidence to prove Margo knew. The end.

 

A Department of Justice senior criminalist who inspected the wrappings under stereomicroscope and X-ray flourescence spectrometer reported calcium and sulfur were discovered, noting the elements make plaster of Paris with the addition of oxygen. The report was dated March 19. "The commission's decision appears to be supported by that report," said Karen Chappelle, the state supervising deputy attorney general for licensing who urged the California commission to revoke the fighter and trainer's licenses. "The only things that are allowed in hand wraps are gauze and tape and those items aren't gauze and tape."











Was reported that both were tested. Which was wrong but reported at that time.

I've shown this link to freddy-*** a few times.

 

Here's a link from the state of CA. Pages 79 and 80 have closeup views of the pads and they look pretty loaded.

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He was also probably Mexican

 

actually, i think he was black....

 

XRF is capable of measuring elements from beryllium (Be) to uranium (U) and beyond at trace levels often below one part per million.

Combine that little tid bit of information with the fact that the California AG's office is not pursuing criminal charges, and the fact that Team Margarito was not allowed to have independendent lab tests conducted, and you have a situation that is a Kangaroo court at best.

 

Holy ****

 

I don't think any of us are scientists.. but it would be naive that in this day and age and the technology we have there isn't ways to find out..

 

Did anyone else look at the photos? Holy **** loaded

 

Those pics were taken under a microscope. It would not take a microsopic view to detect "plaster." It took an X-ray florescence spectrometer to find "traces" of calcium and sulfur. Calcium and sulfur both occur naturally in human blood and sweat, and XRF is capable of detecting traces of an element down to one part per million.

But hey -- let's not let scientific facts get in our way here, let's just go ahead and take the fundamnetalist Christian route, and ignore science in favor of our agenda.

 

Let's look at the ****ing photo, who cares if it was plaster or not. Look at all the substance all over the gauze.