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Related: About this forumThey just reduced the number of deaths in Seminole County by one. Lazarus!
Yesterday there was a 13th death. Today it's back to 12.
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They just reduced the number of deaths in Seminole County by one. Lazarus! (Original Post)
Baitball Blogger
May 2020
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Sancho
(9,065 posts)1. Same thing happened in Pinellas...
...do you think DeSantan is trying to change the numbers himself?
Baitball Blogger
(46,574 posts)2. This is probably how they steal the vote.
PoindexterOglethorpe
(25,746 posts)3. Probably someone had been counted twice.
Here in New Mexico, my local paper has a daily report of number of cases and deaths. Periodically there's an adjustment as to where someone lived, which affects the specific number in a specific county. Or two, if a reported death should be allocated to a different county.
Thinking that change is something nefarious makes no sense.
safeinOhio
(32,527 posts)4. Christ has resin...
He has indeed.
Amen brother.