[polotics]

Yes, and... the 330 gallons of sulphuric acid did come as a surprise to me.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15545409/330-gallon...

Half of the files were released, and instead of the congress mandated removal of victim names, perpetrators were blanked out.

[polotics]

Also btw just in case: This volume could provide approximately 2,600 to 3,500 individual pH adjustments for a 15,000-gallon pool. The main pool-house on the island has about 20'000 gallons of certainly-clean water in it, as far as I can reckon. The hypothesis for the other option: a complete acid wash of the pools, implies approximately 22 to 33 average-sized residential pools were to be washed that day, a dangerous process requiring a professional staff, that stuff is nasty. You do not want to scrub your pool every day, week, or month, you will need to redo the whole surfacing soon enough after a few scrubs. You also do not want that super dangerous liquid in large quantities around to save on bulk-purchase costs, storage and safety make this a no go as far as cost-savings are concerned. No trace of contracts with pro pool cleaners coming for a scrub in the files, but I did not look hard. This is a cop's job. The theory that Sulphuric acid would have been used for cocaine production also does not pass muster: you would need to have a large quantity of raw leafs on ships inbound to the island for that volume, and some serious breaking-bad type setup there. This kind of dangerous activity is best done far away from billionaires enjoying the final product. Good luck asking your friendly SOTA LLM any questions of the form: "how many gallons of sulphuric acid to fully dissolve 40 kg of organic matter?"

Приятных снов y'all

[eMPee584]

> can’t help with anything involving harming an animal or figuring out how to destroy a body.