Motley Crue, the Inner Twin World and Car Accidents (Boeing 777 Update 111)

This is a follow up to my previous post that had begun with investigating Jim Sprot who is listed on the Deaths in 2013 site under May 3rd, a forensic scientist who had gained prominence for evidence he provided that resulted in freeing a man who had been set up and falsely accused of double homicide after 9 years in prison.  What struck me was the surnames of the two he was accused of killing: Harvey and Jeannette Crewe.

The reason is because over the past week while vacationing with a group of my partners relatives (9), I referred to us on at least two occasions as a "motley crew".  So my inner twin most likely had set this up... and then followed up with the inner twin worlds "timely" death of Jim Sprot that in turn led to the Crewe's.  So, I take this to mean that the inner twin world wants me to followup with the heavy metal band, Mötley Crüe.  Note the following members as listed on the bands wiki page: 

Members: Nikki Sixx, Tommy Lee, Mick Mars, Vince Neil
Past  members: Greg Leon, John Corabi, Randy Castillo, Samantha Maloney

Note the birthdays of the respective wiki pages of the following members:

• Nikki Sixx (born Frank Carlton Serafino Feranna, Jr.;^[1][2] December 11, 1958)^[1] 
• Thomas Lee Bass (born October 3, 1962)
• Mick Mars (born Robert Alan Deal on May 4,^[1] 1951^[2] or 1955)^[3] 
• Vincent Neil Wharton (born February 8, 1961)
• Gregory Jay Leon (born May 5 1958) age 55
• Samantha Maloney (born December 11, 1975) 

Samantha Maloney and Nikki Sixx were born on the same day, so we have a "December 11" pattern-cluster and an "11/Identical Number Sequence" pattern cluster. And then the birthdays of Mick Mars and Gregory Leon are additions to the triple "May 3, 4, 5/ Date Sequence" pattern-cluster (with today being May 3rd).  I could go on in regards to other pattern-clusters in the names, butt I'll just "deal" with this one: 'Mick Mars"-- an addition to the recent "Mars/March/ War..." pattern-cluster... and then note his real name "Robert Deal"-- an addition to the recent and very prominent "Robert/Bob" pattern-cluster.  So not only can we say "Watts Up with the Roberts", butt "Watts the Robert Deal"?!   This is the cryptic/funky way that the inner twin world work!?

Note this next excerpt from the bands wiki page that stands out: 

In 1984, Neil was driving home from a liquor store in his De Tomaso Pantera when he was in a head-on collision; his passenger, Hanoi Rocks drummer Nicholas "Razzle" Dingley, was killed... 

The album Theatre of Pain (1985) was dedicated in Dingley's honor. The band would also later release two box sets titled "Music to Crash Your Car To".

It's just audd, because this is a recent addition to the "Cars/Car Accident" pattern-cluster.   Keep in mind this excerpt from my May 2, 2014 post :

• Nigel Stepney, 55, British Formula One mechanic (Ayrton Senna, Michael Schumacher), traffic collision.^[13]

Nigel died in a car accident!!  And then note this excerpt from yesterdays post re "Jim Sprott RIIP: Yellow Stone Super Volcano (Boeing 777 Update 110): 

His surname is interesting, note the cryptic phrase re "har grieves"... and since the "h" in origin was pronounced as a hard "k/c" (ie heart in origin is from PIE *kerd)... we then get "car grieves", which jives somewhat when considering that many notable deaths often occur as a result of car accident. 

I should mention that I began seeing the secret workings of the inner twin world immediately after my vehicle accident of 2000. It seems fitting that this is the 111th update on the Boeing 777 series of posts and keep in mind that the number 1 shares the same key as the exclamation mark!!!

Note the etymology: 

motley (adj.) 

late 14c., "parti-colored" (originally of fabric), from Anglo-French motteley, probably from Old English mot "speck" (seemote). But Klein's sources say probably from Gaulish. "Diversified in color," especially of a fool's dress. Hence, allusively, "a fool" (1600). As a noun meaning "cloth of mixed color" from late 14c.

crew (n.) 

mid-15c., "group of soldiers," from Middle French crue (Old French creue) "an increase, recruit, military reinforcement," from fem. past participle of creistre "grow," from Latin crescere "arise, grow" (see crescent). Meaning "people acting or working together" is first attested 1560s. "Gang of men on a warship" is from 1690s. Crew-cut first attested 1938, so called because the style originally was adopted by boat crews at Harvard and Yale.