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Hi John,

My computer (mac) gives me a 404 (NOT FOUND ON THIS SERVER) on that link.

Erik van t Wout

There is a HUGE difference in reading the transcript of the 1994 interview and watching the interview itself with all his expression and the pauses he makes...As I told you before: you're welcome to watch the 1994 interview at my place! Gr. Paul Thanks for the invitation Paul. Let's try to pick a da...

Yes. Highly unlikely.
Erik

Starting to get the picture now, I think. Found this: review #6 in the contents on the left, page:"Interview reviews" : "The irony of CIA sending Johnny Rosselli to abort the assassination yet failing in the effort and even assisting in the crime. Did the CIA just want to give the app...

Wim, I see. When one compares Tosh's statements of 1994 with those of 2004, there's quite a different approach. In 1994 he seems to be very upset and wants to clear the air and get everything he thought and/or feared might have been true of his chest. And in 2004 he's much more reserved. Which is a ...

Mark and Paul, Let me try to translate a column written by our Dutch writer (and poet) Remco Campert in last wednesday's morning paper 'De Volkskrant'. Bear with me, it seems off-topic, but I don't think it is. It's called: JUST WALKING The other day I had to walk for the movies. I just had to walk ...

Wim, Right, I checked your link on Bennett, and Plumlee's statements in its entirety. When Tosh Plumlee talks about the flight OUT of Dallas, he says: "The people on the flight out of Dallas were very quiet. I interpreted their silence as dejection at the mission's failure to abort the assassin...

That's right. I keep confusing him with Chauncey Holt. Would Tosh Plumlee (as a pilot) know specifics about who ordered Roselli to abort the mission to kill JFK though. Or know about the "weight" of that abort-mission for that matter. It's not likely, is it-- considering the "on a nee...

Hi Paul, No, I've only seen fragments of the 1994 interview. I did read the transscipt of the 1994 interview though. E.g.: Nicoletti is described by Files as "The man could walk on water". Files obviously likes that description and sticks to it over the years. I'd love to see the whole 199...

Wow! Very convincing material, I'd say. It's noteworthy (and maybe a bit strange--) that James Files almost literally uses the exact same words and phrases in 1994 - one month later - AND once more in 2003 (was it 2003?). He does not hesitate - the words come without ANY hesitation (except with exac...