Steve Curnow

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Fake or real?

Well, first of all, they are using one photo of Steve, and one photo of Corey DePooter (claiming it is another photo of Steve) to make their "comparison".

Secondly, the databases being used (like Radaris, Intelius, etc.) are often erroneous.

Also, people can pay to have their information removed from some of these sites. Others do not even charge a fee, you just have to go through a somewhat laborious "opt out" process that may take a day or two.

So, in my personal opinion, and with my personal experience thus far, this is a very haphazard, sloppy "investigative" video.

I constantly look into videos and articles of this nature concerning a plethora of subjects, and in fact, there are some theories concerning particular subjects that I find much more truth in than the mainstream spin.

So I am not instantaneously writing this off simply because it is a "conspiracy theory". The fact is that it is not well researched at all, as the individual is not paying attention to dates, let alone are they using the correct person's photo throughout.

Is there a reason why people think everything is a conspiracy? I honestly don't understand. Do people have nothing better to do?

The other video this person posted concerning Matt Kechter is just as ridiculous. One of the photos they used (claiming it was another photo of Matt) is Rocky Hoffschneider's brother, Dusty.

There are some people who really don't have anything better to do than utterly distort mysterious, complex issues that have not fully been brought to light. A lot of it is beyond ludicrous, and it is terrifying to see anyone believe it.

However, there are situations and happenings that are not at all what they seem, and the mainstream media should not ever be trusted 100%.

Any subject that interests someone should be probed into as deeply as possible on all sides, even the more bizarre sides, to get the fullest picture possible. Particularly if one is of the idea that they are an "expert" concerning any subject, or fancies promoting themselves as such.

With all of that said, a lot of conspiracies are not looked into properly, or they are hijacked by individuals with ill intent, for a multitude of reasons, often devaluing any of the truth that was originally unearthed.

Just another conspiracy theory video of many from.YouTube and one not really good. I stopped to watching it when they put the Corey DePooter's photo.

The one on Cassie Bernall is ridiculous.

It's sad people actually believe this bullshit. Whenever there's an event that captures the attention of a nation, there's inevitably bound to be the conspirators perusing over every minute detail of information, hoping to find something fishy and make a whole spiel about it.

I've watched the one with Dave Saunders, and it's replete in inaccuracies. All these videos base their thesis on the fact that there were no registered deaths in Colorado on 20 April 1999 on a website. One can only laugh at that.