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| ![]() Coordinates of the 2nd bomb detonated in the 2004 Indian Ocean TsunamiGoranco Petrovski, the number 1 victim of crime in the world released the coordinates of the 2nd bomb
By: Gazda Pari Inc. All of this is connected to vocabulary in the English language and the letter "R" being the 18th letter of the English alphabet. Meanwhile, he managed to break down the vocabulary of the detonation point that was closer to Indonesia, at approximately 6 degrees North and 91 degrees East. There has been some thought about whether a bomb so close to Indonesia could travel with that high of a wave and that much power all the way to Sri Lanka. There was also the thought that if a second bomb closer to Sri Lanka were detonated, it would mimic each tower of 9/11 as payback by the United States, or vice versa. Within the last couple of weeks, Goranco managed to break down the code of the vocabulary, and if a second bomb were detonated, it would have taken place at 5 degrees North and 84 degrees East. To support his findings, Goranco released the codes "Nuclear," "Murder," "Suspicious," Cincinnati a city in the state of Ohio in the United States has the coordinate 84 degrees West, which is the third city in Ohio connected to code and vocabulary as an offensive military attack by the United States. Goranco has not been able to get definitive decimals for these coordinates, and each full coordinate covers around 4,756 square miles. As always, Goranco is asking everyone to share this information and help get some much-needed assistance. Update: August 26, 2026. After further discoveries the coordinates of the 2nd bomb closer to Sri Lanka may more align with 8.4 degrees North instead of the 5 degrees north. The sequence of the 84 more then likely align with just the north coordinate instead. Goranco anticipates that the East coordinate may not be 84 and may be closer to the Sri Lanka shore such as 81.9 degrees east. https://www.number1victimofcrime.com End
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