Perhaps, but to his credit, he admits that others, looking at the same body of evidence, have legitimately drawn different conclusions. It is, at the very least, quite clear that Heisenberg was willing to assume a comfortable place in an evil regime, when others chose different courses of action.

Codes can be broken, and increasingly so, computers get faster and faster, the US was able to read the Japanese Purple Code in the war, though not the Navy or Army codes, and the Japanese were never able to break the Navajo code in the Pacific, even if one was captured, it would do no good, as Navajo is a language, not a code...

Yes, the Navajo code/language:)
Total confusion to the other end trying to evesdropping the messages.

Yep, cheers to the person who though that up. A real genius moment, in a good way.

It could be all Greek to Me. :)

Methinks I'm seeing a meltdown, how sad very very sad.

The plot is, like many NCIS plots in the last few years, comes from real-life headlines, and I'm a bit surprised it took them so long to get to it.

Flip-flops are one of the most common types of pollution found in oceans around the world, and one company in Africa is raising awareness by recycling them into colorful pieces of art.

Ocean pollution continues to endanger marine populations worldwide, and the amount of plastic and trash entering the water has reached staggering levels. Some estimates have suggested that by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish in the oceans.

Ocean Sole, a social enterprise located in Nairobi, Kenya, has been cleaning up discarded flip-flops that wash ashore from the Indian Ocean for nearly two decades.

In an effort to bring attention to this global issue, the company said it aims to recycle 400,000 flip-flops per year by salvaging the materials and producing vibrant works of art. As for what type of artwork can be made, they stress that there is no limit to their creativity.

The plot is, like many NCIS plots in the last few years, comes from real-life headlines, and I'm a bit surprised it took them so long to get to it.

Maybe the producers wanted to respect the actors family's feelings ??? i dunno but could be plausable or are ratings that important " across the pond" that people's / the family's feelings mean bugger all to the execs ??

Given the way many of this sort of series is made they may be running through scenes that were already shot and gradually fading him into the coffin.