[meteorite-list] Meteorite causes sickness.

From: LITIG8NSHARK at aol.com <LITIG8NSHARK_at_meteoritecentral.com>
Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 21:04:25 EDT
Message-ID: <d69.11ebbf86.3421cf99_at_aol.com>

Good evening Folks,

It appears that the truth has finely been revealed. Meteorites ARE dangerous
and, they cause serious illness. Having developed somewhat of an immunity
over the years to the severe radiation which meteorites emit, and in a sincere
desire to help others avoid the deadly consequences of exposure to meteorites,
I am willing to accept delivery of your entire meteorite collection, at no
charge to you, in order to protect you from certain harm. Please contact me
off-list for an address to which you may ship your deadly meteorite collection.

Best Regards,

Paul Martyn
Savannah, GA

http://www.livinginperu.com/news-4719-environmentnature-meteorite-lands-puno-p
eru-near-bolivia-citizens-report-radiation-sickness

"Meteorite Lands in Puno, Peru Near Bolivia, Citizens Report Radiation
Sickness

Local police reported that the supposed meteorite made a hole 6 meters (19
feet) deep and 30 meters (98 feet) wide.

(LIP-ir) -- Peru's Andina News Agency reported today that Puno's Regional
Health Directorate sent a group of specialists to the Carancas community in the
province of Chucuito near Bolivia to take samples of a meteorite that
supposedly landed in the area.

Jorge L?pez Tejada, a representative for the institution, stated that an
environmental cleaning crew was going to the area to take earth and water samples
from the actual landing site and from surrounding areas.

"The samples will be tested in Lima, where the necessary equipment is
available. We hope that results will be ready within 7days," said Jorge L?pez Tejada.

In addition, Tejada stated that a health brigade, consisting of doctors and
nurses would be sent to the landing site to aid people that had reported health
problems after having gotten close to the supposed meteorite.

"Between 10 and 12 people have reported dizziness, migraines and in some
cases vomiting. They assure that after having had close contact with the object
the symptoms began," stated Tejada.

Furthermore, Tejada stated that check ups would be performed and that it had
not been discarded that the symptoms could be related to the glowing object
which fell from the sky. "They are healthy people, it could be (due to)
radiation, we don't know, we are assuming, it's worth investigating. Things will be
clearer tomorrow," stated Tejada."



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