Solved case
vs
Unsolved case
There is strength variation among the Seeming Memocariates. Some say quite a few Statements that correspond to a deceased identity. Some say a statistically large number of statements (say 20) that relate to a passed life. Some utter quite a ‘story’ yet cannot tell the names and exact addresses.
The scientific investigation primarily aims to so evaluate the Statements of the claimed Memocariate that, a specific deceased identity corresponding to the life reported can be traced. If such a dead identity is ever identified where the Statements (on the overall) matched with the reality, then it is considered as a “Solved” case.
On the other hand if the Statements, no matter how realistic they seem, are not matched with a specific deceased individual, it remains as an “Unsolved” case.
In this website, the Account in the Tripura India in the section “Newspaper Report (2005)” remained unsolved by that time. The Subject there, could not tell the name and exact address of the Extra Identity (EI) as per the Report although he gave curious other information that seemingly matched with the reality, such as ‘a Jeep did fall into accident’ and ‘such a village did exist’ and ‘one of the two persons in the Jeep died due to the accident’.
Even if a Case or Account (potential case for Scientific Investigation) is solved through scientific investigation or otherwise, its strength can still be different from another Case or Account. This can be due to the difference in the total number of matched statements or other factors.
What about Authenticity ?
The primary question in the Reincarnation research is whether reincarnation does happen. A case can be solved yet it can have happened due to non-reincarnation causes. In other words, the Seeming Memocariate may not be a Memocariate even in a Solved case!
Solved cases generally just tend to point to more authenticity.
On the other hand, in an unslovd case may be situated a real Memocariate!
Let us now break down these concepts into the Table below:
|
POSSIBILITY |
Fake case (-)
Real case (+) |
No/Faulty investigation (-) or False Memory (-) True investigation (+) |
SOLVED (+) vs UNSOLVED (-) |
| 1. | – | – | + |
| 2. | + | + | + |
| 3. | – | + | – |
| 4. | + | – | – |
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