UPDATED: Paul Walker’s Crew Busted for Faking his Death

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Updated, again, Dec. 27, 2013.
It is now absolutely confirmed. For reasons yet to be fully determined Paul Walker, along with Roger Rodas, faked his death. It was a fake supported by Mr. Walker’s family, although lately, notes Paul Walker, Sr., he and his son don’t always see eye-to-eye. This hoax was achieved with collaboration of the entire crew and production team of the Fast & Furious cabal in collaboration with Universal Studios.
The inanity of Jim Torp alone demonstrates the nature of the scam, as does, through a careful review, the behavior, comments, and body, as well as facial language, of the interviewees.
No matter: there is simply way too many anomalies to regard it at real. Like, for instance, the fake that Mr. Walker warned his fans a number of times to be happy, to “smile,” in the event that he might die a violent (car crash) death.
Let us take these individuals at their words: that Walker and Rodas took of on their own and never came back, dying in fiery car crash. No one knew it happened until an explosion was heard. Torp, with his magic ball, said he “knew it was an accident” right away. Sure he did: it is, after all, nothing other than a magic trick.
It was sure that the world would know how devastating these senseless deaths would be, as the two men prepared to depart on their five-minute joy ride.

It was all Hollywood in action, though few people realized it. How could they? It was all done under the utmost disguise, with plenty of smoke and mirrors.
This is what people were led to believe the initial scene looked like, even though fire-proof Mario can readily be seen in the frame. Notice the fire extinguisher laid on the pavement, but end against the curb, as a prop.

Imagery of a man in a white suit involved in accelerating the pyrotechnic fire. This image is taken directly from the DailyMail. Here is the picture with embedded credit in the far left corner:


Fire extinguisher placed against the curb as a prop. Another example of the same seen here:


These are obvious Hollywood-style props and are not related to a car crash of any kind, the placement of the fire extinguishers in particular demonstrating the fabricated nature of this scene. Place these compressed cannisters near the fire so they could explode?
This is essentially the same scene for public consumption taken as a screen shot from the fabricators who rolled up on the scene, acting as if they were accidental by-standers. Regardless, who can refute it? That is a person in the midst of the pyrotechnic burn wearing a fire-resistant suit. That person, oddly enough, bears a resemblance to Roger Rodas.

There appears to be a man or two in fire-proof Kevlar suits (a suit of some kind; exact nature not known) involved in creating the incineration. Watching the video carefully it can be seen that the man does move about, proving this is a hoax. The suit seems to be tightly fit on his legs and buttocks but also around his arms and hands. Here is one example, but there are many others:

That really is a person, and that person really is wearing a fire-proof suit. Here is a more likely example of such a suit:

This is from a film uploaded by HerreraVip, a Walker associate, who was on-site. It can be seen that there is a man in a white suit who is firing a flame-throwing device into the car, when the observable smoke tunnel suddenly forms.

Here is an example of a smoke bomb, which was dropped to disguise the event, not normal behavior for a fiery, deadly car crash.

Doubt that people were really working the site of the fake car crash? Then, there is this battery of screenshots seen in this post courtesy of an individual with the moniker, HerraraVip.
Who is HerraraVip?


Herrera provides music for the F&F entity and can be seen with Walker in videos on sets, as discovered by a nodisinfo poster. Everywhere, wherever he posts he puts “RIP Paul Walker.”

This is the picture he uses on his twitpic.com feed. What does this represent? Could it get any more bizarre than this? This is, after all, the man who put on such a dramatic act which substantiated the hoax, pulling away from the microphone as if he couldn’t take it any more, as if he was crying.
What is he wearing on his head? Hard to say but the Walker clique does like Viking hats, as seen in their beach party after the fake death. And what is a bombon production?