08-09-2017, 02:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-09-2017, 08:27 PM by Peter Lemkin.)
Quote:Tom says:
the Rorkes moved to 7 West 96th St. in Manhattan, NY and that address was still reported ( 124-90019-10341 )
and described as Rorke's permanent address on 25 April, 1963. Manhattan residents, especially those raised to
adulthood in that place seldom move to other boroughs. Unless both Rorke and in-law Sherman Billingsley were
bankrupted simultaneously, Rorke would not have had a residence in Flushing. The family was evidently close knit.:
Of course we can all count on Tom to dump his usual dumping and expect us to understand what it is he himself is trying to make heads or tails from, and rather than dumping the information where it belongs, he makes sure to take his sweet time, seek out my father's thread as if his metal determination is to discredit whatever he's trying so hard to do, which really I don't give a crap about Rorke's life story between 1955-59 when I'm talking 1962-63, and on August 28, 1962, a telephone call was received at the Miami office of the FBI from an individual who identified himself as Alex Rourke, a writer from New York City. Rourke said that the arms confiscated by the Department of Public Safety belonged to Laureano Batista Falla, and that the arms should be returned to Batista if some Federal agency would give Sergeant Clode permission to do so. Rourke requested the FBI to instruct Sergeant Clode to return these arms to Batista Falla. His request was declined.
That phone call came from one of two places, home or place of work, and since it was made during the day, my best guess is that Rorke made that call from his office Ext. 26.
Tom! Please STAY ON TOPIC, respond at the thread in which these questions are being asked, and get out from xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx!