Topic: Kensington

John C. Dvorak describes a 3.3 magnitude earthquake that occurred near his home in Kensington, California, noting the specific deep bass frequencies associated with seismic events. The discussion transitions to the increase in earthquakes across the United States, specifically in Oklahoma and Texas, which is attributed to fracking activities. Criticism is leveled at state governments for a perceived lack of respect for citizens affected by these man-made tremors.

Prime Minister Theresa May faced public hostility at a local church following the Grenfell Tower fire as residents demanded answers regarding fire hazards and building management negligence. Speculation arises that the building may have been partially vacant due to "regeneration" or gentrification efforts in the high-value London area. A community-led spreadsheet reportedly tracks 158 unaccounted individuals, far exceeding the official police count of 58 presumed dead.

A listener note reveals that her husband purchased the rights to the "Force Compiler" from John C. Dvorak and Mike Saransky years ago. Dvorak confirms the history of the product, describing it as a dBase IV clone that existed before Microsoft dominated the market.

Police in Pennsylvania are utilizing new DNA tools to track the "Kensington Strangler" by searching for matches among the suspect's family members. This use of familial DNA data banks raises concerns about the expansion of government surveillance and the accuracy of forensic science as portrayed on television. The segment also notes the use of the term "incendiary device" in recent news reports involving Janet Napolitano.