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It is more than an opinion, it is logic.. You can't know the entire universe that a particle existed in the mid 60's and you can't know that the particle composition is accurate. Those are facts. Just be careful, you guys elevated the TiSb particles from speculation/assumption to fact and used it to run with Vordahl. Some of us knew that was a bogus foundation to build a suspect on. Vordahl has no connection to the Cooper case and the tie has no substantiated connection to Rem Cru or Vordahl... the TiSb Rem Cru connection was over played. The particles are worth exploring but don't make the same mistake twice.

You are entitled to that opinion. We will just have to agree to disagree here fly. At any rate a Merry Christmas to you sir. Keep Digging! Nicky

But you can't pin it down because the data is not accurate enough and you can't know every environment for any subset of particles or its place in the entire complex of particles. It isn't science, it is speculation and the danger is to represent it as science.

His reply “lol that is exactly what we’re doing. Consider it a gift if you can pin a particle down to a specific time and place. I would argue that’s probably less likely with a “registered, alloy”, because those have greater adoption and are used in more places.”

Without a registered alloy you can't research a use.. or environment.

I had noticed that there are horizontal lines of concentrated particles on the tie under UV.. At first I thought they were smears as if an object was wiped across the tie which would be odd. However, now I think those smears of particles are from the tie clip... the tie was folded over in storage in different ways over the years.. As it was removed it was put back slightly differently.. In other words,, those lines of concentrated particles are from contact with the clasp when the tie was folded up in storage. The take away... samples were taken from those areas and the particle concentration would be transfer from the tie clasp. and the clasp was on the right.. (the left side was an error)