fingerprint found on sixth floor
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Bob, I can just imagine if we saw an alien walking down the street...."Hmm, Thom, he's a little taller than I expected, and the grade of green/gray is not what I would have expected. Where do you want to go for lunch?""Lunch?! Listen Bob, that is either someone dressed up in an alien disguise or we're witnessing the most historic event of all time!"It's GOT to be a fake, right?
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ThomZajac wrote:Bob, I can just imagine if we saw an alien walking down the street...."Hmm, Thom, he's a little taller than I expected, and the grade of green/gray is not what I would have expected. Where do you want to go for lunch?""Lunch?! Listen Bob, that is either someone dressed up in an alien disguise or we're witnessing the most historic event of all time!"It's GOT to be a fake, right?Who the hell knows my friend. There are facts being swept under the carpet in this case and a LOT of disinformation being distributed as well. that would include the Zapruder film and autopsy photos. By the way, rumor has it that Luis Posada was also in the records building on 11/22/1963. If Bosch was there (walkie talkie guy on curb next to umbrella man), Posada was probably nearby judging by their track record.
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Bob, you are one of my heroes, BUT if the photo is not a fake (and I'm thinking it must be a fake), it would be perhaps the greatest single piece of evidence EVER produced in the JFK case. We spend a lot of time discussing many, many things on this forum and yet it seems this photo does not arouse even the slightest interest. I'm puzzled. Still love you though.Thom
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ThomZajac wrote:Bob, you are one of my heroes, BUT if the photo is not a fake (and I'm thinking it must be a fake), it would be perhaps the greatest single piece of evidence EVER produced in the JFK case. We spend a lot of time discussing many, many things on this forum and yet it seems this photo does not arouse even the slightest interest. I'm puzzled. Still love you though.ThomTough love...but love none the less. I am about to head out for a few hours, plus I just wrote two stories in my "other" job and I am getting a lot of responses about those stories. So...I'm a bit verklempt and occupied. But you are right...the photo deserves a lot of discussion (fake or not). I wonder if Robert Groden has this "photo" in his new book?
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What do you guys think of the "Saul" possibility that was mentioned in that link?
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Hi Ken. I raced through it before and got sidetracked by the 'new photo,' but I do intend to spend some time on that link after I get some work out of the way.For now, a quick response-The man identified as Saul clearly seems to be the same man we've come to know as Jim Hicks. But in the strange world on intelligence work, that doesn't likely mean what it might otherwise; could have been look-a-likes or whatever. The Jim Hicks story is intriguing even before the Saul factor is added, and now there is more.Thanks for the link, will have more to say about it in the next day or so.
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More on the "mystery man" in Mexico City: http://www.history-matters.com/essays/f ... ries_5.htm
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ThomZajac wrote:Here's another-educationforum.ipbhost.com/lofiversion/index.php/t4886.htmlThom give us this link again, it wasn't working for me.Thanks Ken
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Another mystery! And another tryeducationforum.ipbhost.com/lofiversion/index.php/t4886.html