For Charles Drago

[Greg Burnham]

I smell a rat over there. Has ANYONE ever suggested that Ruby fired a blank? "Harvey" could not have faked that reaction and why would he? Not to say he was not finished off for good measure. No clue there. I could not help but weighing in as I see that he has no bio, and a gogle search of him turns up zero. From where did he come? Says he's a retired atty but the pics looks too young to be retired. And since when do you get to call names at EF? Gee the place has really gone downhill eh? :rocker:

Dawn

Hi Dawn,

Thanks for chiming in! His bio is not accessible in the normal way. I don't know why. Here it is:

Posted 27 September 2011 - 11:31 PMMy name is Michael Schweitzer. I am a retired attorney. I earned my living writing pre-trial and appellate briefs for other attorneys (unless their clients were villains). But my passion is justice. My mother's father was the only member of his entire family who escaped to America. The rest were exterminated by Hitler. This has profoundly affected me, and I devoted more of my career to assisting others than seeking income. I helped many good people who were harmed and would otherwise have had no help. And I punished wrongdoers who hurt others, especially by abuse of power, including police and prosecutors. I was eleven years old when President Kennedy was assassinated. I remember at the time everyone saying "they" killed the president. I was sitting with my Dad watching television when Oswald was shot. An ex-Marine and a war hero from Iwo Jimo, he exclaimed, "My God, they just killed Oswald, too!" The trauma of the experience eventually faded into my subconscious. But in 2009, a friend sent me a book about the assassination that renewed my interest. I have spent more than 4,000 hours researching it, independently, drawing on my analytical experience as a lawyer. I have not just read what I believe are the finest books about the event. I went back to as many primary sources as I could find, including the transcripts of the Warren Commission hearings, as well as the original statements of participants and witnesses preserved in various forms of media. I reviewed volumes of recently de-classified CIA internal memoranda, and the 40-volume "Church Committee" report, completed in 1976 after two years of investigation, that unmasked the astonishingly un-American activities of the CIA. I also went back decades in time, studying the life histories of the key individuals. Then I integrated the evidence using what I believe is a unique approach. Rather than assemble pieces of a jigsaw puzzle which produces a 2-dimensional image, I connected the factual "dots" into what looks more like a 3-dimensional isotope, viewable from any angle to reveal a complex array of connections. The surprise that emerges is not the assassination. The surprise would be if there wasn't one.
This post has been edited by Michael Schweitzer: Yesterday, 10:59 PM

Michael Schweitzer

Notice that the last time it was edited was yesterday after nearly 3 months...