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Redbird Airport - Albert Doyle - 18-06-2014
This is interesting because Sturgis's eyebrows thin out noticeably towards the side. Plumlee's are thick all the way across. The man in the photo appears to have thick eyebrows all the way across. ???
Redbird Airport - Albert Doyle - 18-06-2014
Drew Phipps Wrote:Plumlee photo ?
fond this one, is it him?[ATTACH=CONFIG]6088[/ATTACH]
Could be Sturgis, but Sturgis nose appears wider.
No, I think that's Sabow. Another casualty of the shadow fascist government. He died a shotgun "suicide" death after discovering CIA cocaine smuggling at his airbase.
I agree high tech analysis could be put to the hidden face man photo.
Redbird Airport - Peter Lemkin - 18-06-2014
Albert Doyle Wrote:Plumlee photo ?
fond this one, is it him?[ATTACH=CONFIG]6088[/ATTACH]
Could be Sturgis, but Sturgis nose appears wider.
No, I think that's Sabow. Another casualty of the shadow fascist government. He died a shotgun "suicide" death after discovering CIA cocaine smuggling at his airbase.
I agree high tech analysis could be put to the hidden face man photo.[/QUOTE]
That is NOT Plumlee nor any other spook we talk of here. That is Sabow, who was murdered for questioning on his airbase CIA and Military drug flights. Plumlee knew him well and has worked with Sabow's brother to prove he was murdered and not a 'suicide' - why a Plumlee search might well pull up this photo.
Redbird Airport - Drew Phipps - 18-06-2014
Okay well then I'll wait for a better photo of the real Plumlee to surface.
Redbird Airport - Magda Hassan - 18-06-2014
Albert Doyle Wrote:Plumlee photo ?
fond this one, is it him?[ATTACH=CONFIG]6088[/ATTACH]
Could be Sturgis, but Sturgis nose appears wider.
No, I think that's Sabow. Another casualty of the shadow fascist government. He died a shotgun "suicide" death after discovering CIA cocaine smuggling at his airbase.
I agree high tech analysis could be put to the hidden face man photo.[/QUOTE]
Agree, looks like Col. Sabow to me also.
Redbird Airport - Drew Phipps - 18-06-2014
How about this one?
[ATTACH=CONFIG]6090[/ATTACH]
Redbird Airport - Peter Lemkin - 18-06-2014
Gentlepersons, I think this is now an unintended diversion of the thread - which was about Red Bird Airport. Please do whatever more on this in a new thread. I have other photos of Plumlee [many], but am not going to look for others at this time. I know it is he in that photo. ::prison::
Redbird Airport - R.K. Locke - 18-06-2014
The picture looks more like Plumlee to me.
Redbird Airport - Keith Millea - 18-06-2014
Thanks to everyone who helped contribute to my queries.I have some good information now to send back to my son.I think I will also send him the Spartacus page on OP-40.
He'll see now just how hard it is to get accurate information about the murder of JFK.
Redbird Airport - Peter Lemkin - 18-06-2014
Keith Millea Wrote:Thanks to everyone who helped contribute to my queries.I have some good information now to send back to my son.I think I will also send him the Spartacus page on OP-40.
He'll see now just how hard it is to get accurate information about the murder of JFK.
Keith, I take issue with a blanket statement that 'it is hard to get accurate information about the JFK assassination'. Yes, if one doesn't already know of reliable sources, one can run into poorly researched articles or books; more likely one will run into the myriad disinformation articles and books put out by the Ministry of Disinformation, HQ and sub-branches. There are many authors, researchers and books, websites and other places where one can generally find as close to an approximation of the truth as we have come to 50 years on...but that is something one must learn and also learn to trust oneself - but always to question, as well. Give your son a copy of JFK and the Unspeakable - would be my first suggestion. It is about 1/3 references and he can go from there. There are lots of other good books, authors, articles, magazines, websites, but that one is rather outstanding - especially because it tackles the why, so often left out in all the details of the what and who and how.