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Of course, as soon as Lynch's dealings with intelligence came to light, the collective memory inevitably shifted to another shipwreck: that of May 28, 2023, when a boat full of Aise and Mossad agents sank in Lake Maggiore...
A luxury yacht sank on August 19, a few hundred meters from the port of Palermo. So far there is nothing extraordinary. Things change once the identities of the people on board and, unfortunately, the victims are known. Among these, the most famous is undoubtedly the British tycoon Mike Lynch.
At the same time there was a road accident in England, in the county of Cambridgeshire, where a pedestrian was hit by a car and died two days later. Again, nothing extraordinary, if it weren't for the identity of the victim: Stephen Chamberlain, Lynch's partner.
What unites two geographically distant tragedies and colors the whole story yellow is the relationship that connected the two victims: Lynch and Chamberlain were business partners. Together they had founded two companies: "Darktrace" and "Autonomy". Active realities in the world of cyber security, more specifically cyber espionage. And the plot paid off.
In the early hours of August 20, when news of the shipwreck began to spread, theories began to circulate: it cannot be a coincidence that immediately after being acquitted of fraud Lynch died. Practically at the same time as his partner Chamberlain. Lynch's lawyer, Chris Morvillo, also disappeared in Palermo.
"Fifteen survivors of the Bayesian shipwreck, including Angela Bacares, Lynch's wife, confirmed that the boat party was organized to celebrate the victory of Lynch and Chamberlain, who in June were both acquitted of fraud charges," Il wrote. Sole 24 Hours".
Indeed, somewhere it was even written that some secret services might have hit the Bayesian with an artificial vortex.
When there are dealings with the secret services (Darktrace is an extremely advanced tool that uses a self-learning artificial intelligence system), billion-dollar orders with the Pentagon, deals with the CIA and NSA, a car accident and a shipwreck, we leave ourselves being lulled by conspiracy theories is the easiest way.
However, there is one thing to consider: the case exists. And we have to deal with it. Let us also assume - and there is no element - that a road accident such as the one in which Chamberlain was the victim could be arranged with relative ease, the same cannot be said for a shipwreck involving 22 people, which also it happened during a storm.
The cause of which seems to be related, as climatologist Paolo Sottocorona recalls, to the problematic situation in which the Mediterranean Sea is located, increasingly tropicalized due to global warming: "The warm sea looks nice, but heat from a physical point of view is energy "The Mediterranean is a gasoline deposit. If you put a match there, that is, a current of cold air like those these days, it explodes," Sottocorona told "Repubblica".
Of course, as soon as Lynch's dealings with intelligence came to light, the collective memory inevitably shifted to another shipwreck: that of May 28, 2023, when a boat full of AISE and Mossad agents sank in Lake Maggiore along with all the secrets of that unusual encounter. Even in that case a whirlwind, or in any case a sudden deterioration of atmospheric conditions.
Even if many coincidences may seem surprising or even disturbing, it is always better to analyze the facts based on the available elements: there is a clear video of the moment of the Bayesian sinking, swallowed by the waves within a minute. There do not appear to be any third-party elements that may have committed sabotage.
One wonders if those who wanted to silence Lynch to settle unspecified secrets or personal scores had not thought of a less sophisticated method.
In conclusion, let's let the investigation run its course before jumping to easy conclusions. If we wanted to indulge in a pinch of conspiracy theory, let's say that if we were 007, we'd avoid any invitation to take part in a boat trip these days, but that's another story. /Adapted "Pamphlet" from "Inside Over"
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