Judyth Vary Baker: Living in Exile

[Jack White]

Jim: I am following the exchanges between you and Jack and others on the thread of this same name over at EF. Instead of arguing with Jack about Armstrong PLEASE go to The Last Hurrah and order Harvery and Lee. As Jack has said now repeatedly you cannot just pick out a few things from Armstrong's book as proof, it is the overall evidence and it is MASSIVE. Tedious in places because of the thoroughness of his research. All the time you have wasted arging with Jack over this you could have read the book. As you know I am not a detractor of Judyth's but I must say I do have some questions based on this book. However I am aware of her recent terrible loss of her best friend and have no intention of asking these questions at the moment.

I was also one of the people to whom Armstrong said he did not believe Judyth at COPA. But I have corresponded with Judyth for years and have always found her to be honest, forthright and able to supply ample evidence for her claims. So I listened to what John had to say, then found Andy and bought John's book. You cannot possibly understand the Oswald part of this case without reading this remarkable book. And please cease comparing it to Bugliosi's pack of lies. Just because both books are lengthy, all similarity ends there.

Respectfully,
Dawn

Thanks, Dawn, for your assessment of Harvey and Lee. One
cannot hope to understand the JFK case without understanding
LHO.

Remarkably, the book was originally more than 2000 pages
long, but John had to edit tightly and leave out lots of valuable
evidence which should have been included...such as his interviews
with the Ziger sisters in Argentina, and his detailed revelations
about Donald O. Norton.

Jack