Bernice Moore

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IN MEMORIUM Richard Joseph DellaRosa August 17, 1947 - March 8, 2010 "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth!" -- A.C. Doyle: "A Study In Scarlet" (1887) Rich DellaRosa Forum Admin I know that the membership and his immediate family will be very appreciative of your very kind words upon hearing this very sad announcement, whether in the past ensuing years you agreed or differed within the research of the assassination of JFK. with him ,he has been and is an unforgettable man,and we will all miss, his ongoing great efforts within the struggle of such,his efforts these many years have been greatly appreciated and will now be greatly missed within the community, God bless you Rich, Shelby and his family ,I cannot help but think that now he knows all the answers..it was the first question he asked St Peter at the gate.and by now has been introduced to the man he so admired JFK and has been in deep conversation with since...and has all the answers.....God Bless all and take care,,...b ''I saw JFK in a motorcade in Cleveland as a candidate and was close enough to shake hands with him. (1960) In 1962 just prior the Cuban Missile crisis I again saw him as he spoke in downtown Cleveland. I was with my high school band and was there to play Ruffles and Flourishes and Hail to the Chief. '' -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/_/ Rich DellaRosa Forum Admin A small tribute from his main monk--

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BILL I DO BELIEVE YOU WILL BE INTERESTED IN THIS PAGE POSTED AT TOMLIN'S SITE... Oswald did NOT build the wall of boxes. The floor laying crew DID ! ! ! found and posted by peter folkes....thanks... from charles givens testimony... SEE>>> http://whokilledjfk.net/givens.htm B EXCUSE DARN CAPS THANKS...

here you go john i do not have the link gone now...but out there...b Jose Albert Rivera Lieutenant Colonel, United States Army In 1989, Maryland newspapers published the obituary of "Dr. Jose Albert Rivera, pathologist, analyst, 78," which read: Dr. Jose Albert Rivera, 78, a retired Army pathologist and research analyst at National Institutes of Health died of pancreatic cancer, Wednesday, August 16, 2989, at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda. He lived in Kensington, Maryland [at 3913 Dunnel Lane]. Dr. Rivera retired in 1973 from a second career as a medical research analyst at the Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness, one of the NIH, where he worked after retiring from the Army in 1965. Born in Lima, Peru, Dr. Rivera studied medicine at the University of San Marcos. He moved to the United States to study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, earning his undergraduate degree there. He earned his doctoral degree from Georgetown University in 1939 and interned at Providence Hospital. In 1942, he volunteered for the Army and was commissioned a First Lieutenant in the medical corps. He was stationed at Walter Reed Army Hospital and later assigned to Halloran General Army Hospital in New York. In 1944, while acting as chief of pathology at Halloran, he was promoted to captain and went on a series of assignments in Italy and France and at the 198th General Army Hospital in Berlin. During the Korean War he served in the 1273rd Medical Field Unit of the 406th Medical General Laboratory and received a battlefield promotion to Major. After the war, he was chief of laboratory service and pathology at the U.S. Army Hospital in Tokyo. In 1958, he was assigned to the Reserve Training Center in Washington D.C., where he remained until his retirement in 1965. Dr. Rivera was active in many civic organizations and charities. His favorites were the Epilepsy Foundation of America, the Reserve Officers Association of the United States and the Association of Military Surgeons of the United States. Dr. Rivera is survived by two daughters, Linda Rivera-King of Abington, Pennsylvania, and Natalie Rivera Frederick of San Ramon, California, and three grandchildren. His wife, Anne J. Rivera, to whom he was married for 52 years, died in 1988. Services were held at Fort Myer Chapel, with burial at Arlington National Cemetery." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: 29 June 2002 - Updated: 19 October 2003

perhaps Don this is really showing how really duh he is...if not for acting he would not be a success nor have his money...if he does not know by now at his age,within his generation he has chosen to live with blindfolderss on... i do not think any should hold out any hope for him, as he lives in his own cocoon and really does not comprehend what has and is going on in the real world...too much money can do that...i do believe...b

http://www.pegasusnews.com/news/2010/mar/0...s-old-parkland/ For the presentation of the evening's speaker -- Highland Park resident Dr. Robert McClelland -- attendees walked from the lobby of the old hospital building to the adjacent (and likewise refurbished) Nurses Quarters, whose basement has been converted into an executive dining hall (designed for use by all on-campus businesses). Dr. McClelland's story is almost unbelievable: Not only was he on hand to assist the surgical team trying to save President Kennedy's life after the motorcade shooting in 1963, he was also called in two days later to tend to Lee Harvey Oswald's (fatal) wounds. (His accounts of these two emergency room proceedings are both coldly clinical and harrowing. In the case of the late president, for instance, McClelland describes how a portion of Kennedy's cerebrum fell out of the gaping wound in his skull and onto the operating table while surgeons were exploring a wound in his throat.) Two years prior to the presidential assassination, McClelland paid a visit to Baylor Hospital to pick up his wife's paycheck. As he approached the side door, three black limos pulled up. A stern looking character invited the doc to step aside -- which he did -- and out of one of the cars stepped President John F. Kennedy. The new president was there to visit Senator Sam Rayburn, hospitalized for pancreatic cancer. On a later occasion, McClelland was called in to assist a colleague with an exploratory surgery. Arriving at the hospital, he was directed to the operating room and took time to check the patient's clipboard beforehand. His name? Abraham Zapruder. Interestingly, Dr. McClelland is convinced that more than one shooter was involved in the Kennedy assassination. According to Marian Ann J. Montgomery -- now Executive Director of PCHPS and one-time director of interpretation at the Sixth Floor Museum -- he is one of the few doctors on the scene at the time who now support this view. As Montgomery stated in closing: "Everyone has to make up their own mind.. BELOW Dr. Robert McClelland holds the blood-stained shirt he wore in the Parkland Hospital Emergency Room on the day he and other doctors tried to save John Kennedy Randal Ford --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

THERE YOU GO IT WAS ABOUT LOTSA PEACHES....

Do you think The Peaches are some sort of secret society? BK NO BILL I THINK PERHAPS A COMPANY HE ONCE WORKED AT...??? THE LINK... http://images.google.ca/imgres?imgurl=http...%26tbs%3Disch:1 b...

here you go john his name was jose rivera....b

Some may find this of interest http://bostonherald.com/news/regional/view...&position=5 or if the above link won’t work, try this TINY URL: http://tinyurl.com/yaqaq2z We Imagine that they didn't display the Noguchi chart now released from NARA, which shows 14 bullets fired from Sirhan’s gun that holds only 8 rounds. You may still acquire a blown up copy of the chart at NARA in College Park MD for less than $10.00, it’s in a box called “poster”. I shipped my copy to the late Prof. Phil Melanson, where he used it on the wall at the University of Massachusetts RFK Library Collection, Amherst MA. Agency: HSCA Record Number: 180-10076-10011 Agency File Number 0009632 Date: 0/00/00 Pages: 1 Subjects: Assassination, Kennedy, Robert Sirhan Sirhan Document Type: Other textual Classification: Unclassified Restrictions: Open in Full, Current Status: Open Date of Last Review: 01/31/96 Comments: Poster. Box 176 Frog

thanks tosh..yes the fork in the tree shows particularly well in that one...not to speak for him but .i do believe jack has said he really did put an effort into studying the photo for you in a post one time...and possibly mentioned not just the once did he study it...i had hoped by now with all the new photo programs etc that these young whippersnappers have and know how to operate one at least would have also taken it upon themselves to do a serious study perhaps if one comes along he may take the suggestion seriously.......if so the effort would be greatly appreciated by you and all..i am very aware...i have read of the terrible happenings occuring in mexico though i am not up on all certainly not as i should be while others suffer here i am, gratefully on my lap...i shall make more of an effort to keep better informed...these are to do with the drug wars have i that much correct...?? you take good care when in those areas i do not imagine they ask first for name or mationality...stay very safe...best b. peter PULEEEEEZE FIND IF POSSIBLE AND POST ANY OF TOM'S SCETCHES....TO MY KNOWLEDGE I DO NOT HAVE THEM I MUST HAVE BEEN OCCUPIED ELSEWHERE AT THE TIME AND MISSED THE OPPORTUNITY OR I CERTAINLY WOULD HAVE APPRECIATIVELY SNAGGLED THEM...THANKYOU BOTH ... have a good day...best b

HI GREG ,GOOD TO SEE YOU...TAKE CARE B...

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It's me again. The forked tree seems like there's someone there, but an expert would have to work on it. I cannot. I will say on Google Earth Street View I did not see a forked tree on the South Knoll, which doesn't prove anything. Many decades have passed. The South Knoll is very shady. But unless someone shot from the bridge, I can't see how Kennedy could be shot from that angle. Wish I could help more. Kathy C HI TOSH BACK FROM THE BORDER VWARS FOR A BIT, I HOPE... ME THINKS WITHOUT THE PHOTO POSTED PERHAPS IT CANNOT BE CRITIQUED ALSO ANOTHER CROP, SHOWING SHADOW OF FORK IN TREE I HOPE, EXCUSE CAPS PLEASE...B

A FEW MORE TRAINS..FIRST WORK..BY JACK ...THE FIRST COMP MARKED. NIX AND HUGHES THAT DAY CREDIT ALAN HEALY THE OFFICER POINTING IN ONE PHOTO IS SAID TO BE ROGER CRAIG..THE SIDE BY SIDE IS BOND NIX I BELIEVE..FWTAW THE OVERHEADS WERE BY JERRY CABLUCK...CORRECTIONS WELCOMED...B THIS LAST OVERHEAD I AM ADDING WAS TAKEN THAT AFTERNOON IT IS FROM THE HSCA INV..THANKS

THANKS ROBIN...THE HAIR IS ABOUT THE RIGHT SHADE THE OUTFIT COULD BE OFF A SHADE NOT SURE... WOULD SHE WEAR THE SAME OUTFIT A COUPLE OS DAYS LATER , ??SHE MIGHT, COULD DEPEND ON THE SIZE OF HER WORDROBE AND OR HOW FAST HER DRY CLEANERS WERE...NO WASH AND WEAR BACK THEN...VERY GOOD EYE ..TAKE CARE APPRECIATED...B FOR COMPARISON BELOW

Their was another report about a floor pan bullet hole being found.in the limo....it went no where and was dropped and reported further on as not there..fyi...b

I found Chris Davidson's comparison gif to each study......some may be interested..as he found no match...thanks again chris...

Martin you have never been the bad guy..you are truthful and honest and one heck of a researcher with an ability some would die for...as they say...you will produce your work, your findings when completed and you are ready and if to some that is not what they wish well that is their problem not yours...accept no pressure of any kind through a frown or a smile...now let's get back to TOSHS' DONUT... best b..

Welcome to the club. Its hard to rise above the twisting and pre conceived ideals and speculations of some. I know, I have been there also. Some have a motive, which one can only guess. Others are really sincere in their research and findings and protect it much like a new born baby. However, regardless of individual motives and passions its our duty to rise above the pathetic whimpering of some and continue to forge ahead in the search for truth. I have followed these post these past few days and watched them decay into personal slaps on both sides. I feel we should refocus, extend our hands to each other and together continue the work, which is so badly need at this time in our history. Its our duty to find the truth as to the JFK assassination and the reasons behind it. Some of us have been thrown into this muck, because of our past actions and decisions, good or bad, of many years ago. Circumstances and the grinding wheels of history has at times dictated our movements and actions, and our destiny. In most cases it was by our choice that we threw ourselves into this fray. I have made thousands of mistakes over the years. I have let some rub me the wrong way. I have played into the hands of some who had no other motive than to destroy the truth or to push their private speculations upon me in hopes of drawing me into their fold. Perhaps their reasons were only to add stature to their egos at the expense of truth. I walked into the Kennedy assassination research years ago, as a blind man, as a child grouping around trying to find my way in a sea of disinformation. I have been shot at, stabbed, burned out of my house, lost two marriages, put in jail, fought IRS for years, and lost my mind, because of JFK and the operations of our secret, shadow, government. I too, have lost focus many times and reacted in childless ways to those who took issue as to what I have said and had to say about that dreadful day. So let us get back to the donut and not concentrate on its hole, and together focus on the task of which we chose.., and do it in a respectful manner to each other. Thank you, Tosh Plumlee Very well said Sir..thank you....carry on being careful in mexico...b

pat and ken, todd i do not know if these will help but perhaps..you may see something...that may help the differences..take care b..