19-05-2010, 08:13 PM
forget about this article like....
Frank Sturgis was murdered? Wow! That’s news to me. I looked it up:
“In an obituary published December 5, 1993, the New York Times quoted Sturgis' lawyer, Ellis Rubin, as saying that Sturgis died of cancer a week after he was admitted to a veterans hospital in Miami, five days shy of his 69th birthday. It was reported that doctors diagnosed lung cancer that had spread to his kidneys, and that he was survived by a wife, Jan, and a daughter.”
And if Sturgis was one of the tramps, I am an uncle. Frank had a jaw line and chin that were unmistakable. Perhaps side-on he looked somewhat like the tall tramp, but not from in front.
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Frank Sturgis was murdered? Wow! That’s news to me. I looked it up:
“In an obituary published December 5, 1993, the New York Times quoted Sturgis' lawyer, Ellis Rubin, as saying that Sturgis died of cancer a week after he was admitted to a veterans hospital in Miami, five days shy of his 69th birthday. It was reported that doctors diagnosed lung cancer that had spread to his kidneys, and that he was survived by a wife, Jan, and a daughter.”
And if Sturgis was one of the tramps, I am an uncle. Frank had a jaw line and chin that were unmistakable. Perhaps side-on he looked somewhat like the tall tramp, but not from in front.
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