Also, "whacko attention-seeking conspiracy theory" is the lingo denialists and shills like to use. Lol "whacko" is a meaningless but disparaging word baby boomers and older use when they don't know what they're talking about. Discounting someone by saying they're "attention-seeking" is something a reductionist would do. The father's behavior patterns do not fit those of am attention seeker, but rather someone seeking answers to his son's death. And of course "conspiracy theory" is also a term people use when either they have something to hide and want to discourage the truth, or when they're too uncomfortable to face the facts.

Despite your outdated old fashioned style, you didn't provide any good answers to any of the bizarre aspects of this case, or any others Paulides discusses.