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tacojohn1 yıl önce

The math is not mathing …… angles, and perspectives

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100% fabricated

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Steve1 yıl önce

Take facing the wrong way

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Fake AF

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Magnum1ooo1 yıl önce

100% FAKE Your reward:

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Racheal McGonigal - Transsexual sexchange female1 yıl önce

Fabricated bs. In the video, she falls with her head towards the road. In supposedly google, her legs are towards the road.

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Craig Allen1 yıl önce

She turned different ways

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R.J.A. Gilbert1 yıl önce

First of all, where is the blue car that is in the video. Second, her head was pointed towards the street, now it's pointed back up the driveway. Third, where, exactly, is the camera situated to have filmed that fall?

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Kenneth "Mostly Skeptical" Davis1 yıl önce

she must fall a lot, because in one, her head it towards the road and in the other, her head is towards the house.

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Nikki1 yıl önce

Literally opened Google maps to check and even found the place - Harmony Dr in Ohio (searched for Veterans Park and matched the exact location on map with the video). Guess what? NOTHING like this exists in the entire neighbourhood lol! And the last Google pic was taken in 2012

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