So just to sum up whats going on the last 2 episodes, as far as the crash:
Team Widmore's story: Benjamin Linus faked the wreckage to protect the island. And where did he get the bodies? He had a facility on the island that was capable of killing everyone on it by poisonous gas, and was prepared to use it.
proof: a black box.
Team Other's story: Widmore staged the wreckage to keep the location of the island a secret. Apparently he has somehow found the co-ordinates (the diary auctioned by Hanso Foundation???) and has stationed a freighter near-by with the purpose of killing everyone on the island.
proof: documentation of all the aspects of staging a plane wreck in an oceanic trench. a short video of Widmore beating someone in an alley.
I'm not trying to make any point here, just trying to staighten out all of this in my head. If I were Columbo, I would say neither side's evidence carries water, and more investigation is neccesary. In the mean time, look out for flying bullets!
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Originally Posted by queenbeesteph
Remember back to the episode D.O.C. where Sun abruptly enters her father's office and Mr. Paik and another man are having an untranslated conversation in Korean?
I have developed a paranoid streak when it comes to Lost and no longer take anything at face value... just like Tom "happens" to have a folder (the Others are all just crazy for folders, aren't they, they love to just toss out a dossier, but I digress) for Mike containing copies of receipts that show Mr. Widmore purchased a plane. Which is very convient for conning Michael into working for Ben. But wonder if these papers are the papers Mr. Paik and his associates are talking about? What are the implications then?
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queenbeesteph, I think if Paik's meeting from that episode, (which I haven't seen) is the only one that's not sub-titled, then it was definitely important in relation to the plot of this show! You might be on to something.