dorca the just
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But, again, I find the "evidence" you cite to be, to say the least, unconvincing. Much of it is hearsay, and the items that include physical components --- the note, for example --- could be elaborate pranks pulled by sickos who get their jollies inflicting further anxiety on Johnny's mother and family.” Maybe. This is why I find some of the more ethereal evidence — the sightings, and a series of three phone calls from February of 1984 — less compelling. The latter, especially, could have been faked. I’m willing to grant you that even the dollar bill could be faked, and I believe that I stated specifically that if there would be forensics experts who might have a different interpretation on whether the handwriting on it was JG’s, I’d be a little less troubled by it, or at least I’d definitely wonder if whether this note was yet another fraud. I’m just saying I’ve never seen JG’s handwriting, and I’ve never seen the note. And I wasn’t there in ’83 when the woman did or did not see JG.
"I’ve seen/heard and accounts of what happened to JG shortly after his abduction,
he was sold to a guy who took him to Colorado. Maybe he was passed around, because
there were again various alleged sightings of JG throughout the country. But the
guy who took him to Colorado was this Aquino character who supposedly was a high
muckety-muck in the military, so obviously he must have had some peripheral connection
to the government. Some have said he was high enough to have had some dealings with
the White House..."
“Eyes glazing over, big time.”
In my defense, I was recounting for Interesting Woman the Colorado angle, and trying to parse what I actually believed from what I heard. Have trouble buying the government angle myself, but there are aspects of it, when I do take a look at the case as a whole, that trouble me, and I believe I’ve adequately set them forth.
"I’ve seen/heard and accounts of what happened to JG shortly after his abduction,
he was sold to a guy who took him to Colorado. Maybe he was passed around, because
there were again various alleged sightings of JG throughout the country. But the
guy who took him to Colorado was this Aquino character who supposedly was a high
muckety-muck in the military, so obviously he must have had some peripheral connection
to the government. Some have said he was high enough to have had some dealings with
the White House..."
“Eyes glazing over, big time.”
In my defense, I was recounting for Interesting Woman the Colorado angle, and trying to parse what I actually believed from what I heard. Have trouble buying the government angle myself, but there are aspects of it, when I do take a look at the case as a whole, that trouble me, and I believe I’ve adequately set them forth.