Mary's Mosaic: Entering Peter Janney's World of Fantasy

[Dawn Meredith]

What would you like to see Lauren?

There is a wealth of information here at DPF. As someone who mostly lurks and continues to discover gems in the archives, I continue to learn of what the founders and long time contributors know in a much more complete way.

With regards to JFK, DPF has its own idiosincracies as well as going along with much of CT received knowledge. I would think that a Guide to the Killing of JFK would be a public service and something of an antidote the JFK disinformation floating around out there.

I have long silently cussed at how difficult it is to put things together here. It is like listening to tapes from the in group. Many don't intend to be a researchers which is true of myself. But it would be helpful to have some summaries of key issues expressing a kind of editorial stance on key issues. Starting with JFK would be a good place to start.

I'll write more later.

Please do. I really worry that all these useless distractions--Janney, Saint John Hunt, Waldron-Hartmann--are going to sidetrack us into nonsensical cul de sacs. When in fact there is real work to be done.

It seems unfair to me to put Janney in the same catagory as Hunt, and Waldron-Hartmann. You can disagree with what the author writes without resort to calling him disinformation. That detracts greatly from your valid points.


I saw chapter one posted at a fb site earlier and this particular part jumped out at me:

"She continued walking in her customary westerly direction, as the October noonday sun warmed the morning chill. Throughout the past year, there had been several incidents of someone intruding into her home. The incidents started in January, only weeks after Dallas. Then, after being away for some time that summer, she was sure someone had been inside her house while she was gone. In another instance, she had found the heavy basement door, which was impossible for her to move even with the help of her two sons, ajar. But the finale had been seeing somebody leaving her house as she had walked in. She was sure of it. [27] What were they after?"

What indeed? This certainly ads to the view that Crump was a frame up.

Dawn