From: steuart@btinternet.com   
      
   "banana"  wrote in message   
      
      
      
    > If Henri Paul's blood had contained as much  alcohol and   
   > carboxyhaemoglobin as has been claimed, he would not have been able to   
   > stand up, let alone drive a car and convince the bodyguards that he was   
   > fine.   
   >   
      
   Why do you persist with the same old falsehoods.  This does not contain a   
   single extra grain of truth, because you and your conspiracy harem, repeat   
   it over and over.   
      
   The French investigation showed that HP was exsposed to CO during the   
   accident, giving him a result of 21% saturation, THE LEVEL AT WHICH SYMPTOMS   
   OF CO POSIONING  EMERGE!!   
      
   Prior to the accident, the investigation showed that HP had a background   
   level - caused by his smoking habit - of 12%.  His alcohol level was   
   equivalent  to 4 double wiskeys.  HP was used to drinking, he'd been treated   
   by his GP for alcoholism.  The conclusion that he would not be able to stand   
   up is obviously  preposterous   
      
   Geoff.   
      
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