Adam Wilkinson

He was executed last night, another victim of execution. Capital punishment is definitely too harsh a punishment, what is the point of inflicting a punishment when the person who received it is not around to acknowledge and correct the mistakes of the past?

Its good to be able to talk here without the interruptions of Lynne. don’t think she ventures far outside the jfk forum. I have no idea how she is 'controlling' me but apparently I am somehow 'strongly influenced by her' despite the fact we have hardly spoken...maybe it is some kind of long distance hypnosis...

You’re like a child, you still haven’t learnt that WE DON’T CARE WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY ANYMORE.

Of course Lynne, your correct once again! Dawn 'controls' me..sure, I just support her views that your a nutcase.

Agreed. She almost created a 'hot topic' all with her own posts.

I wouldn't put it past her....

Thanks for the information John, Gerry, Tim and James (P.S Loving this ignore function)

I find this specimen very interesting, however I do not have much info on it. All I know (if it does at all exist) is that it was found in 1977, was rusted and had been there for quiet some time and had crimped edges along the neck. I would be very interested if any other members have heard of this or have any additional information. My source is Murder in Dealey Plaza by James H. Fetzer. When I was visiting Dealey Plaza, some of the guys that give tours and sell brochures were talking about how stuff is constantly being planted and then found there. T.C. I think that is highly likely in a lot of cases, people planting 'evidence' in an attempt of making a name of themselves.

Comments from anybody but Lynne are appreciated, Adam.

Barbee Specimen: Found embedded in the roof of a building located at 1615 Stemmons Freeway by William Barbee in 1966. The building, about 1/4 a mile away from the TSBD was in the line of fire from the sixth floor window. It was handed over to the FBI where they determined the bullet to be a .30 calibre full metal jacketed military bullet. This bullet is consistent with that which could be shot from the CIA's silenced M-1 .30 calibre carbine. Haythorne Specimen: Found in 1967 on top of the Massey building by Rich Haythorne, who was working on the roof of the building. The Massey building was located about 8 blocks away from the TSBD in the 1200 block of Elm Street. The bullet was delivered to the HSCA. The HSCA utilized the services of the Washington, D.C police department, where it was determined that the bullet was a jacketed, soft point .30 calibre bullet weighing 149 grains and was consistent with the .30 calibre ammo produced by Remington-Peters. The 6 groove, right hand twist rifling marks on the bullet indicated that the bullet was not shot from Oswald’s Mannlicher-Carcano. Lester Specimen: A bullet fragment found in Dealey Plaza by Richard Lester in 1974. Its precise location was reported to be 500 yards from the TSBD and 61 paces east of the triple overpass abutment. It was handed over to the FBI, the FBI concluded that the fragment, which consisted of the base portion of a bullet and weighed 52.7 grains, was consistent with the diameter of a 6.5mm bullet. It was also determined that the fragment came from a metal jacketed soft point or hollow point sporting bullet. The rifling characteristics did not match those of a Mannlicher-Carcano. Dal-Tex Specimen: A rusted shell casing was found on the roof top of the Dal-Tex building in 1977 by an air-conditioning repair man. Conclusive evidence of a second gunman positioned on the building? People have argued that specimens 1,2 and 3 could have been shot from locations other that Dealey Plaza by a 'careless hunter' however this specimens case is described as "having crimped edges along the neck suggesting that either the shell had been hand loaded or had been used in conjunction with a sabot, by means of which a smaller calibre slug can be fired from a higher calibre weapon" This shell casing means that the rifle was shot where the shell was expended. What are members views on these specimens? Are they further evidence of more than one shooter?

If anybody has these pictures, I woul be grateful if you would post them in this thread: 1. On 22/11 at 12:32PM Jerry Coley and Charlie Mulkey "circle behind the TSBD and cross a dirt field to reach the knoll. Heading to the TSBD from the knoll they notice a pool of red liquid believed to be blood on the steps leading down to Elm Street" Several photographs were taken by Jim Hood, has anybody got these photos? 2. Tom Willards photographs (2 in total) of the 1959 Rambler station wagon. Thanks, Adam.

Stanley "Tookie" Williams is a convicted killer-turned-gang peace activist. The co-founder of the Crips street gang was convicted of murdering four people in 1979. FROM MSNBC: Williams, 51, was convicted of murdering a convenience store clerk and, days later, three people at a motel. He denies committing the crimes. Some people are convinced Williams should die, including a former acquaintance. “Tookie really murdered those people,” Jimel Barnes, 52, of Compton said at Los Angeles City Hall before a rally there. Williams “went around South-Central [Los Angeles] bragging about it,” said Barnes, who is also cited by some as a co-founder of the Crips. This man killed four innocent people, including one young teenager by shooting him in the back twice and laughing at him while he died. Since incarcerated "tookie" has written books in an attempt to convince teenagers not to turn to gang life. He has been nominated for several Nobel Peace Prizes, however he is scheduled to die by lethal injection on December 13. Should this man be spared? is the death penalty too harsh a punishment? I think his crimes are horrific but he has something to offer to the world through his books. What are members views on "Tookie"?

Adam, She is an internet xxxxx/ spam-artist, as to why she does what she does, my guess is a narsissistic personality trait. Kinda "Look how clever I'm being upsetting all these people" Ignore her buddy, eventually she will GO AWAY..... Consider it done

Maybe he crossed the bridge she was hiding under...

Agreed, something certainly needs to be done, almost everyone of her posts are complete and utter trash that are taking up room on the forum.

I was obviously not alive in the Beatles/Lennon era, but I love Lennons music, and strongly admire the man for his work at advocating peace. What a legend.

Lynne, yes, they are good lyrics, but what the hell are you doing? What is the purpose of posting these lyrics twice in a row? JOHN why is this crackpot still here? Accusing members of criminal acts, threatening members, sending links that cause viruses... my vote is that she is out, who's with me?

Just answer his questions you lunatic. I've had enough, its time for me to do what everybody else is doing and add her to the ignore list.

Ron it was me, one of the best damn things I have discovered, go to 'My controls', menu, options, manage ignored users and just type her name in.

Lynne, I like most others are sick to death of your little 'comments', do some bloody research, come back with some knowledge. Get a bloody life I say.

Lynne, could you stop hijacking every thread with your insults and links? Lets just get back to the research here!

Shall we all send you bills Lynne?

Of course Lynne, would you like my address aswell? A friend will be fixing it, so there will be no charge, but I will quiet happily refer you to him to rid of all those viruses you must have on your computer.

John, as far as I have always known, Harrelson is the 'tall tramp'.

I also posted this on the JFK Lancer forum, and recieved these comments from Gary Mack, thought I should share them: At 11am, Julia Mercer is driving west on Elm street. She notices a pickup truck, this green pickup truck is parked partly on the kerb. The driver of the truck is witnessed as being Jack Ruby, FALSE: Ruby was at The Dallas Morning News where he was seen by several people who knew him well. Mercer was mistaken. Her identification was made from a 1954 mug shot of Ruby when he was NINE years younger and much fatter. and he is witnessed by Julia Mercer to be carrying a rifle FALSE: Mercer never said she saw a gun. She saw what she THOUGHT might be a gun case. In fact, the object, if any, was unknown since it was INSIDE a case. to the grassy knoll area. FALSE: The truck was parked WEST of the triple underpass, which is not where the grassy knoll is located. Joe Murphy, a Dallas patrolman reports that “there were three construction men in this truck, and I took one to the bank building to obtain another truck in order to assist in moving the stalled one. The other two men remained in the pickup truck along with the two other officers. Shortly prior to the arrival of the motorcade, the man I took to the bank building returned with a second truck, and all three of the men left with the two trucks, one pushing the other” TRUE: So there was nothing suspicious about it at all. A young man described as wearing army fatigues suddenly collapses at 100 N. Houston, near the front door of the TSBD. He is apparently suffering from an epileptic seizure. An ambulance is called at 12:19pm to take him to Parkland Hospital. Parkland never records a patient registered at this time. This ‘patient’ is later identified as Jerry B. Belknap. TRUE: But Belknap, a Dallas Morning News delivery man, explained that he felt better by the time he got to Parkland and, with all the confusion after JFK arrived, he didn’t bother checking in. Belknap was interviewed by JFK researchers many years ago. Here there is a stalled truck on the motorcade route in the immediate vicinity of the assassination as well as an epileptic seizure which occurs minutes prior to the presidents arrival. FALSE: The truck was moved nearly two HOURS before JFK arrived, not minutes before. The DPD radio log shows several traffic incidents were cleared ahead of time along and near the motorcade. Two incidents where eyes deflect from ‘above’ in order to concentrate on the seizure and stalled truck ‘below’. Major security attention is now focused on the street level. Has this focus and attention been diverted on purpose or is this merely a coincidence? COINCIDENCE: You are assuming these events are connected somehow to the assassination when, in fact, they are not. However, not all attention was diverted: 9:30-10:00am - Julius Hardee is driving along towards the triple underpass on Elm street. He sees three men on top of the underpass. He states that two of the men he saw were carrying long guns. Whether these men were police officers or not has never been determined. FALSE: Nor has it been determined whether Hardee was mistaken or making up a story. What is known is that at the time of the shooting, railroad supervisor S.M. Holland had identified by name all but two of the men up there as railroad coworkers of his. The other two were coworkers whose names he did not personally know. The railroad men Holland DID KNOW identified the others for the police officers assigned to the underpass. Many of these men were interviewed by investigators and JFK researches and all maintained there were no unauthorized people up there. 12:00pm - Richard Carr, a steelworker, notices a man in the window of the TSBD. The man is wearing a brown suit coat. QUESTIONABLE: But from 500+ feet away, Adam. Perhaps he saw Oswald in his brownish-red shirt and merely thought it was a suit? 12:15pm - Arnold Rowland notices a man on the sixth floor in the far left window of the TSBD with a rifle, like others, he thinks he is a security agent. He also notices a second figure in the right hand window, he is of dark complexion. TRUE: Rowland probably saw Oswald with his rifle and black co-worker Bonnie Ray Williams, who ate his lunch at the sixth floor window at about that time. Oswald was lucky Williams didn't see him. - John Powell, an inmate housed on the sixth floor of the Dallas County Jail watches two men with a gun in the sixth floor window of the TSBD. He and other inmates recall them “fooling around with the scope” FALSE: Powell made up the story, for the sixth floor of the TSBD cannot be seen from where Powell claimed to be. Yes, I’ve been there, as have other JFK researchers. - Mrs. Carolyn Walther notices two men with a gun in an open window at the extreme right hand end of the TSBD on the fifth floor, one of the men is wearing a brown suit coat. QUESTIONABLE: She saw someone with a rifle, but insisted he was not on the sixth floor. She may have seen an employee with something she misunderstood to be a rifle. - Ruby Henderson sees two men standing back from a window on one of the upper floors of the book depository, she notices that one had a dark complexion TRUE: The three TSBD employees in the fifth floor windows were all African Americans. What are everybody’s views on these events? Were they coincidences or an attempt at attracting attention away from the windows? COINCIDENCES: And you have been misled by one-sided conspiracy claims.