Fred Litwin

I did find it, and I also found Joel Grant's rebuttal.

And, of course, during the autopsy, the brain was cut open where they did see the berry aneurysm. There was also evidence of an earlier bleed. All of this confirmed that David Ferrie died of natural causes.

I've spent my whole life in sales, and I doubt i can sell my book to you. And you know what, I'm quite ok with that. Some people should NOT read my book.

Good point, Francois. Some of the people here just don't want to admit that Ferrie died of natural causes and that he had a full, complete forensic autopsy. And, yes, the brain was examined.

Don't believe everything Jim DiEugenio says. My article was written long before there was any doubt on NAA. And my book is quite clear on the uses of NAA.

You shouldn't buy my book. It's clearly not for you. I think i would be happier if YOU did not buy it. I don't think there is a "good sales tactic" that would convince you to buy it. So, I need not waste my breath.

Nowhere do I admit I was asking the wrong questions. I do not believe there was a conspiracy, but I still read a lot of conspiracy books on the assassination. And, so yes, people who believe in conspiracy should also read non-conspiracy books. But that is my opinion, and if you disagree, I just don't care.

That might be true...but you won't know unless you read my book.

Well, not my cup of tea. Most of your questions, I am sure you can answer. If you want to buy my book, fine. And, if not, fine too. A lot of the answers are in my book.

Are you saying that if I answer those questions, you'll buy my book?

I somehow missed the story of Oswald's missing tooth.

Except that the autopsy was perfectly clear. Ferrie died from a berry aneurysm. He died from natural causes - and the coroner had seen the notes as well. He wasn't swayed by them.

As I posted earlier, this is what Stephen Roy (Blackburst) wrote about those notes: He did not commit suicide. We KNOW that. And so, those notes are not suicide notes.

Here is what Blackburst (the best expert on David Ferrie) wrote on the supposed suicide notes: Ferrie did not commit suicide and the notes were not suicide notes.