Anyone want to discuss HARVEY & LEE?

[Jim Hargrove]

Accept my apology for interrupting the speculation of Jim and Mr. Doyle. I suggest a slight rewording of your web page description (recently besieged) and an added attribution, Jim, and you should
be good to go, at least in this one particular instance. (If I was authoring a four parter on the background of LHO, I'd sure as shoot git some larnin' of the google. The dad gum search thing has a seperate,
google books search! What in tarnation ?????)

The Two Assassins - Page 60

https://books.google.com/books?id=Kb93AAAAMAAJ
Renatus Hartogs, ‎Lucy Freeman - 1965 - ‎Snippet view - ‎More editions
Renatus Hartogs, Lucy Freeman. wishes. If they met the slightest opposition, he knew only one answer ...I called, "Come in." The door opened. Lee Harvey Oswald, a slender, dark-haired boy with a pale, haunted face, walked in. I remember thinking how slight he seemed for his thirteen years. He had an underfed look, reminiscent of the starved children I had seen ...

Maybe some of the Sherpa porters recently unemployed because of the massive earthquake damage should seek employment at one of these mole hills.

Well gosh dern it, Tom, maybe someone should actually read my website instead of jumping in and trying to find all kinds of faults with it. If this certain someone actually did bother to read it, he might find that Dr. Hartogs' description of thin, small, underfed Russian-speaking Lee HARVEY Oswald is featured on not just one, nor two, nor even three, but four different pages of the site. For example, from the Early Years page:

On May 1, Youth House Psychiatrist Renatus Hartogs examined Oswald. In his book, The Two Assassins, Hartogs described Oswald (HARVEY) as "a slender, dark-haired boy with a pale, haunted face....I remember thinking how slight he seemed for his 13 years. He had an underfed look, reminiscent of the starved children I had seen in concentration camps.

As another example... aw hell, maybe you can hire some Sherpas to do some reading for you.