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06-20-2012, 11:19 PM
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How about this take on Peter Nash...
This is just speculation but makes a weird kind of sense... ALLEGEDLY, He is a business man who is trying to get rid of the competition...maybe he is outing fraud as a means to increase his profit. If he can become the best supplier of faked, inaccurate, and fraudulent material, then he will make the most money. A little bit of misdirection on his part will create a better business and profit margin for his "stuff." Sort of like the cigarette companies giving millions of dollars to cancer research or the mob setting up orphanages. Just a thought. Joshua 
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