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Notably, the roommate, who is cooperating with authorities, has not publicly come forward or confirmed their gender identity, meaning that any claims as to their identity are speculative.

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We’ve reached a point in history where many of the darker speculative assumptions about our collective future have become disconcertingly prescient.

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Ticket security expert Reg Walker believes "speculative listings - tickets these websites don't have" may explain the advertised numbers.

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Still, large areas of the graceful drawings, the most charming ones showing flat silhouettes of crouching hunting dogs, are speculative.

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Horner refused to say whether the messages were genuine, describing them as "anonymous, speculative messages from an unknown source".

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