Vince Palamara

Thanks for your feedback on this. Yes- Sharon and Fred have to be related (one would think).

Cruising for Conspirators: How a New Orleans DA Prosecuted the Kennedy Assassination as a Sex Crime https://www.amazon.com/Cruising-Conspirators-Prosecuted-Assassination-Boundless/dp/1469662736/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=alecia+p.+long&qid=1634422393&s=books&sr=1-1

Pat, you are a treasure to the research community. I hope you get better very soon!

My very best to you, Pat. I have great respect for your research and it was really nice meeting you in the plaza in 2019.

Bob Jackson, the photographer who took the Pulitzer Prize winning photo of Ruby shooting Oswald, comments on my video (see comment section for the actual video). He also rode in the motorcade. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYQeDQOZNbY https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_H._Jackson_(photographer)

Thanks!

Thanks. That has happened to me just a couple of times. Then again, over a span of 11-plus years and over 15K photos, that is a drop in the ocean. No penalty occurred: like you said, they merely remove the photo.

One thing I would really like to know--HAVE copyright laws loosened in the last 5-10 years? On Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, etc., you can post many (many!) copyrighted photos and face 0.0 penalties. Back in 2009-2010ish, Facebook would ONLY allow photos YOU yourself took and even had a disclaimer...heck, they even only allowed a small amount of photos to be posted back then. Now, the sky is the limit. As an important JFK-related side note: Researchers DO realize that the vast majority of the amazing photos of President Kennedy (including assassination-related photos [not necessarily the actual assassination films/photos on Elm Street]) have largely only become available post-2008-2012? I vividly remember the period from 1998-2007 when the online JFK Library site, quite frankly, sucked: only a handful of boring photos of JFK we have all seen a million times. Then, soon after, thousands became both digitized AND public domain, as White House photographer Cecil Stoughton passed away (Robert Knudsen was already deceased by this time). People are always so amazed at my JFK (in life) and 11-22-63 related photos, yet many do not realize how "new" they are, so to speak: they were buried, undigitized and unpublished for decades/ generations until recently. In addition to the ARRB file releases, this is an amazing thing.

Not since 1991, 30 years ago.

No--he moved away and, like actual former agents from that time, I am persona non grata because of my books LOL

Yes.

My head wound video compilation from earlier this year (mine focuses on just the television/video excerpts available):

Jim, PLEASE tell me that the Secret Service is brought up in the documentary. The documentary sounds like it is going to be great!