Jack White: "The Roscoe White curse" Options

[William Kelly]

When I showed interest in locating Jim Braden -the guy arrested in Dealy Plaza and also living at a hotel 20 minutes from the hotel where RFK was killed- I was warned that I am entering the "Big Leagues", meaning that I should do it at my own risk.

Who rendered this warning to you?

Someone I consider as a friend, researcher Bill Kelly who is a writer. So that was a "friendly" warning.

Hi Denis,

Indeed I am a friend and that was a friendly warning, as Jim Braden is most certainly a major league player, though not someone who should be considered violently dangerous, like Luis Angel Castillo, who Peter Dale Scott was warned about. I hope you haven't given up interest in attempting to locate however, and if you do, please let me know because I'd like to talk to him.

It's sometimes fun to play hardball in the big leagues, though it's easier to get hurt.

Jim Lesar, the head of the Assassinations Archives and Research Center in DC, said that his mentor and founder of the AARB, Bud Festerwald, did indeed die after returning from Texas looking into the Roscoe White story. Larry Harris is another one who focused on the Tippit murder who died mysteriously.

BK

This post has been edited by William Kelly: Mar 12 2006, 11:11 PM

[Chuck Robbins]

Incidentally, two weeks ago, I had to undergo ear surgery for the damage done 13 years ago. A five-inch incision was made in my scalp behind the ear so the surgeon could get to a serious infection inside the ear.

Has anyone checked for implants? This could rate right up there with the mysterious "listening devices" around Dealey Plaza, and the more recent attempt by the City of Dallas to expose Plaza-ites to a deadly nerve toxin, the nefarious purposes of which remain hidden.

Was this sarcasm or just a sick attempt at humor?

Chuck

[Duke Lane]

Incidentally, two weeks ago, I had to undergo ear surgery for the damage done 13 years ago. A five-inch incision was made in my scalp behind the ear so the surgeon could get to a serious infection inside the ear.

Has anyone checked for implants? This could rate right up there with the mysterious "listening devices" around Dealey Plaza, and the more recent attempt by the City of Dallas to expose Plaza-ites to a deadly nerve toxin, the nefarious purposes of which remain hidden.

Was this sarcasm or just a sick attempt at humor?

Chuck

Neither. Or both. Take your pick.

Or maybe it's just an IOU, in which case you don't have a need to know if you don't already.