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Re: Speaking about claimants...
« Reply #15 on: June 07, 2005, 10:12:11 AM »
Not to mention: he was already too sick to walk on his own, so he would have had to haved been carried.  The ONLY moment he might have escaped is at the mine, so SOMEONE would have had to pick him up, unnoticed, CARRIED him miles to SOMEWHERE for shelter, fed him, cared for him and kept him hidden from prying Bolshevik eyes, then MOVED him along WITH the bolsheviks, dont forget the Whites recaptured Ekaterinburg shortly after the executions, and KEPT him secret again...and then mysteriously spirited him still unknown out of Bolshevik controlled russia....

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Re: Speaking about claimants...
« Reply #16 on: June 07, 2005, 11:05:50 PM »
Woa......

That sounds pretty much impossible to me, FA. :o
But I think thaty was the point... :)

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Re: Speaking about claimants...
« Reply #17 on: June 08, 2005, 12:17:25 PM »
Some folk just love a challenge....if a situation is seemingly impossible...they will rise to said challenge...


I know AN was not feeling well....so I think an alien space ship carried him to safety on the planet Valdorian...it's possible...if not probable....and I believe it...because i want to....and "NOTHING" can shake my belief...even logic and science.....

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Re: Speaking about claimants...
« Reply #18 on: June 09, 2005, 02:17:28 PM »
 lol, aliens. And they brainwashed the world into thinking she died with the family?  What we should really look in to is what happened once she got to "Valdorian" lol.  ;) ;) ;)
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Re: Speaking about claimants...
« Reply #19 on: June 09, 2005, 04:44:11 PM »
By the 16th of July, Alexei was recovering from his latest bout and he was eating and no longer the 80 pounds, which I can't believe is correct, often mentioned.

By this time Alexei was more than five feet seven inches tall.  If he was only 80 pounds then he was near death which he was not.

And, I doubt that Nicholas II carried Alexei down the stairs, around a building, down some more stairs, through a building and into the room known as the "basement".  Not so much because of the weight --say 95 to 110 or more  pounds, but because Nicholas II would have found it akward.  Why?  Alexei was taller than his father ....

The sell on this eighty pounds is because people keep forgetting that Alexei was growning and probably was going to be much taller than his father....  I've seen boys grown over summer vacation two, three even four inches...

Anyway,  like I said,  I can not agree that Alexei on 16 July was only 80 pounds.

And, please, respect other posters.  

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