All About Edwin Kaiser

[Peter Lemkin]

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2067...Plumee.MP3

Just listened to the conversation you had with Robert William Plumlee [Tosh] aka Buck Peirson aka many-other-names. The sound quality was a bit low, but I managed. I was the first researcher to really work with Plumlee on his life story. The book project about his life 'blew up in my face' and my life pretty much collapsed, then the Project did. Several other persons worked with Plumlee to get his story (or to destroy it) after I was 'out of the picture'. That is not important here and is too long and complicated a tale to go into now and here. I just wanted to say that what he said in that recording is consistent with what he told me over 20 years ago. I was able to glean a few new tidbits from the conversation. Plumlee knew a lot of people and a lot of important ones in the word of covert operations. He was, as he said, mainly a pilot - but was occasionally used for other operations and in his job as a pilot flew or go to know many persons of historical significance - if people not well know by the average citizen or the generally taught 'history'. His story has been generally consistent, and my researched showed that everything 'checked out' or I could find little reasonable information to refute it [with the possible exception of some of the details about his trip to Dallas - which, sadly, Plumlee is not willing to delve further into to resolve the contradictions, at this point. He and I remain on good terms despite this impasse on Dallas. He has been burned by many 'researchers' and sadly seems to generalizes that skepticism and now avoidance to all who call themselves researchers. From time to time he will again be forthcoming if I ask a question, but generally now he will just respond that he no longer speaks with or interacts with 'researchers' and will only discuss non-operational things with me - such as his hobbies or love of nature - or what new things he's doing. He was working on his own life's story - but last I heard that too had been abandoned or put on hold; at what stage of completion I don't know.