02-05-2009, 02:06 AM
Dawn Meredith Wrote:Linda Minor Wrote:[quote=Dawn Meredith]
The point is that if Jay trusted Tosh Plumlee with the car, there must have been a reason. Why is it that Tosh has been working so hard to discover who set him up on the hot check charge in Columbus, but nobody seems interested in that? I'm just trying to find out if Jay knew something that connected Tosh's allegations about a gun-running network he was involved with, a National Guard-Army Intelligence unit operating in Dallas out of Love Field under his Commanding Officer Seiwell, and a man who may have been the driver of the car at some time?
I don't know whether there was a link or not, but Jay must have thought so in order to have opened up to Tosh. Walt Brown is not the issue here. Why not duplicate Jay's work and find out what he knew about how this network was linked to both Tosh and the Rambler?
Linda, Jay had good reason to trust Tosh, they were good friends dating badk to the 50's.
As for anyone "duplicating Jay's work" I don't know anyone with the kind of connections and contacts Jay had, in the intel world, Dallas police- (of which he was an alum)- and far, far more. Jay was, as he called it, "very deep cover" . I just don't understand why Walt refuses to do anything meaningful with Jay's research.
What is your basis for connecting Seiwell to this particular Rambler? Richard is really the Rambler expert, but he is not doing much these days in this area. I am sure many of us would love to have the ability to dublicate Jay's research. It's certainly a meritorious idea.
Dawn
Tosh has been trying to get someone at this forum interested for the last couple of weeks, but nobody was responding except me. You may wish to do a search at DP to find his threads recently.
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