Debate: DiEugenio v McAdams

[Peter Lemkin]

Nice letter Jack. Thanks Bernice. I am surprised to read he had Alzheimers. When I heard him speak at my mike in DP [I believe only a very few years before his death] he sounded as lucid as anyone I know and much more 'sane' than all the official lone-nut supporter/backers! What year did he die? I remember his talk in outline. He wanted to address all, but especially those younger, who hadn't experienced the shock and change in the USA of the event. He briefly outlined some of absurd and contradictory evidence. Then he cut straight to the chase and talked about how the lack of resolution; the lack of those who planned it being named and jailed, if still alive, had and was destroying America. He spoke with passion, and tears welling-up in his eyes. I know there was a videographer in the crowd and maybe sometime it will be online. That person once posted, long ago, a list of questions I read as part of the talks given. He was not physically a tall man - but a giant in our pursuit to regain our country and ascertain the truth of what happened 11/22/63 and in related events. Work well done Penn! :congrats: