Lauren Johnson Wrote:

Mark A. O'Blazney Wrote:

Jim DiEugenio Wrote:He is still working on the Snowden movie.

I have a note to call him in a couple of weeks.

Please remind me then by PM.

I would like to personally thank Mr. Scully for posting the New Times article, as well as you sharing Bobby Jr.'s most excellent de-construction of the Skakel case. Of course I read it. I read everything. Just like Snowman. More to come. Peace on Earth. +

Good heavens, Mark. Don't you know the "rules." You are supposed to pick out some aspect of his post and then challenge him to respond -- over and over. ::laughingdog::

It never hurts to put out an atta-boy once in a while. We all need one once in a while.

Quote:Respect, Ms. Johnson. Won't happen again. Any more questions you might like me to try and answer? I do not lie, it is not in my nature. Ask Mr. Scully about that. End transmission. + Happy Sunday to you. Went to Mass this morning after breaking up hearing the bells, bells, bells of St. Isaac's. Respect.

Lauren Johnson Wrote:

Quote:Respect, Ms. Johnson. Won't happen again. Any more questions you might like me to try and answer? I do not lie, it is not in my nature. Ask Mr. Scully about that. End transmission. + Happy Sunday to you. Went to Mass this morning after breaking up hearing the bells, bells, bells of St. Isaac's. Respect.

Yah, well, consider yourself fookin' warned, mon.

BTW, everything that I said was a joke meant as irony based on too much of what goes on in the JFK research world.

Also, I am a Mr. The lau root of my name is Scandinavian of my name from laurel referring to a laurel wreath given to a victor. I was born toward the end of WWII.

I am a Lutheran, but right now I have put myself into time out from attending church.

Quote:My humble apolgies, Mr. Johnson. My bad. Gender never enters my mind when reading these posts, as I do not discriminate.

Hail, Caesar !! I respectfully ask to revise and extend my remarks here, as we all are guilty of making honest mistakes. Fair?

Lauren Johnson Wrote:

Quote:My humble apolgies, Mr. Johnson. My bad. Gender never enters my mind when reading these posts, as I do not discriminate.

Hail, Caesar !! I respectfully ask to revise and extend my remarks here, as we all are guilty of making honest mistakes. Fair?

The mistake is made all the time. Not a problem.

Tom Scully Wrote:

Albert Doyle Wrote:... You're trolling Mr O'Blazney and not answering the progress of points clearly detailed in this thread.

The harder you don't answer something the more credible it becomes. The car had no documentation because it was a CIA plant.

But you are not asking any questions, are you? You're just living in the good ole days when Crump trial witness William L. Mitchell was "missing" and thus could be passed off as a "CIA assassin".
You think you can still credibly claim a unrepaired Rambler that Wiggins said he could not account for and his co-worker Bill Branch was last described sitting in the seat of, with the Rambler keys and no mentioned means of transport back to his work place, has to be a See Eye Aye "plant". Is it possible that anyone knows more about these circumstance than you claim to know? Are you even serious
about any of this? You've posted more responses on this thread and on the book review site than any other human being, yet what can you point to as a fact that you can support and have contributed in
any of your three years long posting campaign? You also debated me in a thread on this topic on the old Lancer forum. Through it all, you've only repeated Janneyr's third hand and somewhat discredited
claims and interpretations, but here you are, lecturing DiEugenio. Damore's researcher O'Blazney, and the researcher who located the "missing" William L. Mithcell..... me. If I located the Rambler today,
with a chain of detail back to the 51 year old event as solid as the chain I presented in IDing "missing Mitchell," I have not the least doubt you would keep repeating your posts, anyway. Is it a fish or a troll
that is unaware it is wet?

Mark A. O'Blazney Wrote:............
Your turn, Mr. Doyle. I'll have to channel 'My Three Uncles' in order to post anything of value here. Thanks again, Tom. You can tell them all about it, if you'd care to. Please continue sharing your valuable research with us, one of the few who've moved the cause forward, a march against time. Stars in your Crown.

Mark, I think what I find most curious is Mr. Doyle-Yates's total lack of curiousity. He has not indicated any interest in the slightest in you, or how you came to be Leo Damore's researcher. He simply re-posts (for the past three years and four months) what has impressed him in Mary's Mosaic, the Janney novel that was fronted as a non-fiction book by a "CIA-DC insider," once removed. I am sure you can recall that I badgered you with questions related to your knowledge of the events presented from Janney's POV?

Nothing I've presented since August, 2012, or posted, or anything Mark has said, has influenced in the silghtest, the Doyle-Yates posted interpretations related to the circumstances of Mary Meyer's murder. In contrast, my discoveries have certainly influenced both Mark, the former researcher of Leo Damore, and prompted Janney to issue a sequel to his book, file a publicity stunt lawsuit, and to finally admit that his "missing" Miitchell was not a CIA assassin and that Damore could not have been in contact with the actual Crump trial witness and now non-missing and non-assassin, William L. Mitchell. But...... not Doyle-Yates, he just keeps on posting along.... the same unsupported interpretations.

I found out about Mark's "uncles" independently, and when I did, I asked Mark if he thought Damore was an astute enough researcher to tap Mark's talents because of these familial
questions, and Mark cannot say, for sure. In looking up this info for this post, I came upon an email in which you shared your interaction with Henry Wiggins and of the fire at the M Street Esso gas station, just before you arrived intending to comb through its old boxes of customer records. There were two ESSO stations with the same ownership, Bill Branch employed at one, and Henry Wiggins at the other. Roundtree's investigator, Purcell, is the only source attributed as unsuccessful in locating a record of the customer call about the Rambler. Roundtree is quoted by Burleigh advising that investigator Purcell also never found Ray Crump's alibi girlfriend.


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Quote:Justice Older Than the Law: The Life of Dovey Johnson ...

https://books.google.com/books?isbn=1604737743
Katie McCabe, ‎Dovey Johnson Roundtree - 2009 - ‎Biography & Autobiography
I pretty nearly turned the city of Washington inside out, looking for that womanor rather, my assistant, Purcell Moore, did. Purcell had helped me on many a ...

There is no statement or testimony claiming that Wiggins or Branch repaired the "missing" Rambler, only that Wiggins lifted the hood after unlocking the passenger door, and Branch sitting in the Rambler when Wiggins left the scene to return to the M Street Esso station to call police. There is no account I can locate that explains how Bill Branch was transported from his seat in the Rambler, back to his workplace. Wiggins was transported back to the murder scene by DC police, and then later to the roadway by police, where he had last seen Branch and the Rambler. He said he noticed the Rambler was gone, but how did Branch leave the scene???????????? Janney wrote that they had a key to the Rambler, but there is no description of either of them even attempting to start the Rambler with the key or of doing any pre-repair diagnosis, so what would there have been any related billing record for, related to repairing the Rambler? Did Bill Branch walk off, with transport away from the Rambler undescribed by Janney, and simply leave the key with the Rambler?

As I've stated before, all of Doyle-Yates's conclusions are unjustified because he does not have enough information to reach them.

Back to Marks' family. This woman, Katherine, was Mark's grandmother.:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=143570513

This was her household in the 1910 US Census, when she was age 20. Her li'l brother grew up to be father of a close friend, according to his HSCA security classified testimony, of David Atlee Phillips, and this nephew of Katherine (Jeremiah A. O'Leary, Jr.) and first cousin of Mark's mother, served as a pallbearer at Lee Harvey Oswald's funeral. He and Aynesworth were ubiquitous in Dallas, that weekend.:
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Mark's grandmother, Katherine's brother was Mike Flynn. Katherine had a son, Mark's unlce Bill. Bill brought together Huntley and Brinkley at NBC and he hired Walter Sheridan
to "cover" Jim Garrison's investigation. Sorry, Mark, to read of the recent loss of your cousin, Bill's son.

Quote:[URL="https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1993/12/20/washington-journalist-jeremiah-oleary-dies/0f0ee844-2577-45cb-89ca-ffc5f1399235/"]
[/URL]https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1993/12/20/washington-journalist-jeremiah-oleary-dies/0f0ee844-2577-45cb-89ca-ffc5f1399235/
December 20, 1993
...In a memo, he also recalled that "I stood just 12 feet from Jack Ruby when he killed President Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald. I danced the Big Apple with Eleanor Roosevelt."...
Jeremiah Aloysius Patrick O'Leary Jr., a Washington native, was born into a family with deep journalistic roots in the area. His father covered Congress for the Star for a half-century. An uncle, Mike Flynn, had edited the Washington Times-Herald, and a cousin, William McAndrew, served as president of NBC news....

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:3178511&id=I2283

......This could only have been for one of two reasons: (1) Porter, a pansy, had been paying off to some young men around town; (2) and probably more important, Porter was the only one who knew about Shelton's chicanery. He had been milking the tail for some time, including Times-Herald newsprint diverted to his own printing plant. Unquestionably, Mrs. Campbell persuaded Porter to leave town, then lifted the evidence out of his apartment. She admitted part of this in a sworn disposition. Also important is the facct that the Washington Times-Herald editor, Mike Flynn, apparently was able to get his brother-in-law, D.C. Police Chief Barrett, to send two Washington police to Clarksburg, West Virginia, the same night that Porter fell out of the window - or was pushed. It was they who took over Porter's papers and arranged the story given out to the press by the West Virginia police. Harry Costello claims that when Porter hit the ground one side of his face - this side which did not strike the ground - was bruised from an aparent beating. Later Porter's body was cremated and his cousin who arrived to see the body was kept in Evie Robert's apartment at the Mayflower while the cremation was taking place. Apparently they were in an awful hurry to get the body out of the way. (William C. Shelton, general manager, and michael W. Flynn, managing editor, were two of seven Times-Herald executives who inherited the paper under the terms of the disputed will. Harry Costello occasionally did investigative work for Drew.)" (Source: Tyler Abell, Ed., Drew Pearson Diaries 1949-1959. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, p. 16-17).....

Mr. Doyle-Yates, please forgive my criticism of you in this post if you've been busy PMing Mark O'Blazney and peppering him with question to satisfy your extremely well hidden
curiosity.