16-09-2012, 10:57 PM
Switching ground again Albert?
It does answer your question, but you wish to ignore it.
Your question was, well why hasn't this Mitchell guy been found? Its common in other cases in the JFK community.
This ignores the fact that finding a guy with this low of a profile is not like finding say the late Jim Humes, or Perry Russo.
The other point, which you also ignore like the plague is this: Why didn't Janney find him? It was his responsibility to do so since its his book. And he clearly had the resources to do that.
He did not. And that's bad.
Therefore, people not involved with the book, and not making any benefit from it, are now asked to find someone with a generic name almost as common as Joe Smith. Well, when people then do find someone who appears a distinct possibility, that is not enough for Horne. We are now supposed to not just locate someone, but actually confirm its him. Which, as for reasons stated above, is not easy. And if you do not understand why its not, then that is your failing, not mine. You obviously don't do much of this type of work. But certain people are trying to nail down what Janney should have done on his own.
Mitchell remains a mystery? Only if one believes in the following:
1.) The CIA could not find a covert operator who was African American in its entire worldwide operations.
2.) The CIA then ordered clothes that morning to match Crump's, who was the last minute fall guy. And, on sight, they matched.
3.) Because the CIA could not find a black man, Mitchell then applied a skin pigmentation chemical that altered his features in a matter of moments.
4.) He then dragged Meyer's body about 20 feet in order for Wiggins to see what was then a black man.
5.) And, in a nutshell, this is now the CIA framed Crump. (In addition to the other bystanders being spotters of course.)
The only mystery about this is 1.) How Janney could ever write such stuff, and 2.) How anyone with a half a brain could even read it without going into shock as to what has happened to this community.
It does answer your question, but you wish to ignore it.
Your question was, well why hasn't this Mitchell guy been found? Its common in other cases in the JFK community.
This ignores the fact that finding a guy with this low of a profile is not like finding say the late Jim Humes, or Perry Russo.
The other point, which you also ignore like the plague is this: Why didn't Janney find him? It was his responsibility to do so since its his book. And he clearly had the resources to do that.
He did not. And that's bad.
Therefore, people not involved with the book, and not making any benefit from it, are now asked to find someone with a generic name almost as common as Joe Smith. Well, when people then do find someone who appears a distinct possibility, that is not enough for Horne. We are now supposed to not just locate someone, but actually confirm its him. Which, as for reasons stated above, is not easy. And if you do not understand why its not, then that is your failing, not mine. You obviously don't do much of this type of work. But certain people are trying to nail down what Janney should have done on his own.
Mitchell remains a mystery? Only if one believes in the following:
1.) The CIA could not find a covert operator who was African American in its entire worldwide operations.
2.) The CIA then ordered clothes that morning to match Crump's, who was the last minute fall guy. And, on sight, they matched.
3.) Because the CIA could not find a black man, Mitchell then applied a skin pigmentation chemical that altered his features in a matter of moments.
4.) He then dragged Meyer's body about 20 feet in order for Wiggins to see what was then a black man.
5.) And, in a nutshell, this is now the CIA framed Crump. (In addition to the other bystanders being spotters of course.)
The only mystery about this is 1.) How Janney could ever write such stuff, and 2.) How anyone with a half a brain could even read it without going into shock as to what has happened to this community.
