Water Car Inventor Found Murdered

sounds like the movie "chain reaction"

this is isnt the guy who used water in the fuel is it? He invented the water torch?

G W Bush had him wacked so he could keep making money on his oil.

Google Video is not CNN... download is too slow for me to watch it but I'm even more skeptical of this than I was of the water-powered car video.

It's about Stanley Meyer who got numerous patents on hydrogen fuel cell technology in spite of the numerous attempts to thwart him. I'm still reading up on what happened to him. How and who murdered him.

that was somebody else who used conventional electrolosis for his torches http://www.watertorch.com/

the person in this video (supposedly) came up with a new method of breaking down the water into it's base elements, something much different

Here you go:
http://www.keelynet.com/energy/meyerx.htm

He died of food poisoning, sounds like an odd method to "murder" someone with since it's going to draw attention to the poisonous substance and thus it's method of delivery - so it probably was just food posioning.

Also it's interesting to note that the electrolysis utilized a resonant frequency, which kind of sheds doubt on just how 'revolutionary' this really is. Resonant frequencies have been used in many applications for a very long time (100 years at least...) I find it hard to believe that no one would have tried this before - and in fact from the article "this idea had been 'lifted' from Dale Pond at a 1989 conference in Switzerland and no credit given to Dale".

It had probably been worked on long before 1989 by someone else...

None of the above actually answers the question though of whether this was a truly effective and efficient means of accomplishing this. Whether he invented it or someone else did, I wonder if anyone's actually using this technology?

way too long to watch

Didn't he die in 1998?

It's ironic that the guy who wrote that post you linked to died from being brutally murdered on his front lawn. He was Dr. Eugene Mallove the developer of a new form of energy technology.

Yeah, he 'died' in '98 but it wasn't concluded it was a murder until recently. I'm waiting for more info on who decided it was murder and how they came to that conclusion.