The Vehicle on the Grassy Knoll

[Peter Lemkin]

I know another researcher who did work with Jay over a period of months. He told me what Jay was researching when he knew him, and it was all very incomprehensible. It is impossible to say "the research is done" when you are talking about the massive volume of work that is in a raw state and not analyzed.

What I am saying is that Tosh is alive and willing to work with researchers today who are willing to join with him as Jay did and work to find out what we can.

It would take a huge amount of work to sort through all the data Jay collected over 40 years of time. I know from what my friend tells me that Jay looked at everything whether it ultimately led to anything or not. How many people have the time, money and dedication to devote to such a task?

If you look at what I have found in the last week while using a computer away from my home base, you can see that certain facts can be uncovered. But it takes time, energy and work.

I'm sure more can be done, didn't mean the work was complete. In fact, I don't know of anyone else who's even seen and commented on the quality of Jay's work other than Walt - who did tell me some general things - but I'm not at the moment inclined to necessarily believe - though it could be true. He said much of it was geneological work-ups. Walt also most recently [just before the public letter from Charles on the internet] that Jay's work was 'mostly useless' - possible - but I really doubt it. I meant that the basics of who Seiwell was, for example, and how he tied-in with the TX-MI over time; DPD; CIA; anti-Castro Cubans; Texas rich and right; others we know about; Tosh; etc. must be done well beyond where we generally are now. And many other TX and Dallas players or those suspected of having been. One can always do more and more documents are always becoming available - although fewer people remain. Linda, was your friend able to in any way evaluate the general quality of Harrison's research?