
Brian Hooker The pattern police caught immediately.
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Brian Hooker: The pattern police caught immediately Bill Cannon discusses a questionable boating tale, highlighting how the details just don't add up. He scrutinizes the idea of a small fishing boat in what was described as a calm, shallow bay, making the story of someone falling off and not being easily rescued seem illogical. This examination of fabricated stories gives a clear view of how inconsistencies can expose the truth in narratives.
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