Stan Meyers death

[biggeorge]

[Bart West-VL.]

I don't believe that.
He would feel it if he was heating up his internals.
No one ever died of a 'normal' fever and that can get your internals heated up several degrees too.
Besides, the first thing to heat up, would be the skin and the layer of fat underneath the skin, by then the waves are very much weakened.

There are ongoing discussions on the possibility of getting cancer by radio-waves.
Maybe that is more the case, a rapid evolving form of cancer or something like that.
It is said that pulsating radio waves are much more dangerous then a normal sine wave radio signal, like broadcast.
But with the new digital transmitting technologie's coming up, chances increase of getting in trouble.
Now they even using burst packets to send, so the hype on wether it's dangerous or not can start all over again, while the previous discussions didn't even get a conclusive answer yet.
With cell phone's it is said that it can damage the brain, because it's very close to the skin, it has little protection from waves.

Maybe Stan did have his own invention to blame, but not just because of the heat...

It is however a good point on the mistery around it, no one knows what happend.

Maybe it's just his family trying to give it a rest, piece of mind... and who could blame them!

[Bob Boyce]

As I had heard, he was having dinner at a Dennys resteraunt in celebration of landing a contract for his idea of powering military tanks from his devices. It was claimed that during this meal, he jumped up, exclaimed he had been poisoned, and ran out of the resteraunt. It was claimed that he was found dead on the ground outside. Who knows what the truth is.

Bob

[mrgalleria]

Aloha,
Regarding Stanley, I was reading something supposedly written by Stan's brother who was there when he died. They were in a restaurant with UN officials and raised a toast with some juice, and immediatly after drinking Stan run outside saying he had been poisoned and colapsed in the parking lot and died. Stan's brother believes the coroner did not disclose the true cause of death.
Bill

[hkyle]