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Ah, history

Started by Cain, April 05, 2013, 11:03:48 PM

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Cain

Quote from: Perculiar Liasons in War, Terrorism and Espionage in the 20th Century by John S. CraigAt the time of the assassination, [David] Ferrie was a forty-five-year-old New Orleans resident. He possessed assorted talents and eccentricities. He was a pilot, having learned to fly in Cleveland at Sky Tech Inc. from 1942-45. He was a senior pilot with Eastern Airlines, until he was fired for homosexual activity on the job. He was also a hypnotist, accomplished pianist, a researcher of the origins of cancer, amateur psychologist, and a victim of a rare disease, alopecia, which made him lose his body hair. He listed his name in the telephone directory as Dr. Ferrie by right of a doctorate degree in psychology from an unaccredited school, Phoenix University of Bari, Italy. He was anti-Castro, anti-Kennedy, and anti-Communist; Ferrie was also a bishop of the Orthodox Old Catholic Church of North America. His odd lifestyle was embellished by an equally odd appearance, featuring a red toupee and false eyebrows. Investigator and Harrison Livingstone met Ferrie and remembered him as "an intense and sinister, cynical, disgusting, disheveled individual who was excited at the prospect of preying upon the vulnerable, the helpless, and the innocent."

I've become somewhat interested in the Kennedy assassination due to James Ellroy's American Underword trilogy.  Not interested enough to come to any firm conclusions, just to read around it, in my spare time.  Finding out things like this is always fun.

Anna Mae Bollocks

VERY interested to see what you come up with, keep us posted!
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Elder Iptuous

nice!  :lol:
had to do a GIS.
not disappointed.