I have had enough.

I decided, after much combat with various persons on teh interwebs, that it was time to tell my own story - the story the JFK conspirators have been hankering for for years.

But Geez, it seems like my dad's biggest fan isn't so thrilled. Observe:

Dear Al,

First, you claimed you had asked Biblio to remove your ILAB logo WEEKS
ago - yet it was still there. Which is why I reported it.

Second- you don't KNOW the truth of my father's life. You WERE NOT THERE.

As for your lack of military service, you didn't go into the military
not because you were not ALLOWED to - but because you CHOSE NOT TO. Anyone over the age of 18 has a legal right to make their own decisions - my kids do. So could you.

What Roger put HIS FAMILY through was his doing, his choice. And he WAS wrong, repeatedly - it was proven. Remember Eugene? Who was in in EL PASO at the time Roger claimed he was in Dallas? My father was human, imperfect, and often incorrect. He PISSED Decker off with his
media interviews and his preoccupation with his own often incorrect testimony. As well as his constant co-operation with the conspiracy community.

I'm not even saying there wasn't a "conspiracy". I'm saying it doesn't fucking matter anymore - especially to those of us alive today. I'm saying that I will tell my story, from my point-of-view. whether you like it or not. And if you continue to sell my father's manuscript you WILL be a part of that story, like it or not. You, and every other conspiracy nutjob determined to drag my dead father over your coals online. By selling his manuscript for profit you have made yourselves
fair game.

And it's been 46 YEARS. Not 45. It started when I was 6 months old.
And thanks to you people - it never ended.

I will write my book. And the lot of you conspiracy theorists will be
unveiled for what you are - parasites.

My father was a lunatic. You are worse - because you had to have known he was a lunatic, regardless of who killed Kennedy - which we both know is something we will never discover. Frankly. I think the efforts of yourselves and the the rest of the conspiracy community contributed to that.

We are never finished Al. Not until I can make each of you pull your references to a dead man who can no longer testify for himself off the internet. I am working on that by working on MY memoir. When that happens, I can die peacefully. Until then, this is war.

We are NOT finished, not by a long shot.


And I HAVE researched copyright. If all I cared about were money, I could sue the shit out of all of you. But this isn't about money. It's about right and wrong. You are wrong.

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On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 1:30 AM, DUMBASS> wrote:
> Michelle:
>
> ...and I thought we were finished.
>
> Oh well, then one final thing...you say "copies" of your father's
> manuscript. There are no "copies" only the single copy that he gave to Penn
> Jones back whenever (as it bears no date). I am indeed getting out of the
> book business and none of the sites have either I.L.A.B. or A.B.A.C. after
> my name and I have asked Biblio to remove the I.L.A.B. logo from my page
> (which is something that Biblio did, not me) and they said that they will
> remove it.
>
> Your father was a part of the history of your country. It has been said that
> the assassination of President Kennedy was the most important single event
> in the twentieth century. While wars lasted years and the space programme to
> get to the moon more than a decade, the assassination was over in less than
> six seconds and the reverberations from those six seconds still sound today,
> more than 45 years later.
>
> You cannot re-write your father's part in the history of the assassination.
> You cannot deny his part in what he saw and what he reported. While the
> results of his reporting were not at all good for Roger and his family, they
> cannot be changed, amended, erased or denied. They happened. I wish they
> didn't. My uncle was killed by a sniper in the Second World War. I never met
> him. I wish that I had and his death had a profound effect on both his
> mother and brother, so much so that neither my brother nor I were allowed to
> go into the military.
>
> Rather than rail against some researchers who have offended you, you should
> praise what your father did, what he saw and the steadfastness that he
> showed in the face of the avalanche of crap that fell on him. That life
> should be celebrated.
>
> I am only sorry that you can't see it that way, but, if you are indeed
> writing a book, I wish you well. While I won't be around to see it, I hope
> that it is a success and that it can give you and your family somr small bit
> of vindication.
>
> Good luck and farewell.
>
> DUMBASS
>
> m.a.p.atx@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Guess what Al? I'm taking your advice. I'm writing my own book. And if
> you continue to sell copies of my father's illegally, you will figure
> in that book by name.
>
> Thought you were getting out of the book business? Thought you were
> removing your false claim to membership in ILAB?
>
> Regardless, I have investigated the copyright law in the United
> States. You are in violation of it. I will enjoy mentioning people
> like you and the ass that has my father's autopsy posted online. I'm
> sick of you people, and the destruction you have created. Hell, maybe
> I should dedicate my book to each of you - given that my utter
> frustration with you all is the reason I'm writing it?
>
> My father's manuscript was NEVER published, and you damn well know it.
> There's a special place in hell for you people. And if I ever get a
> publisher, then maybe you'll find it in this lifetime.

I reported him to Biblio for continuing to exhibit an ILAB icon on his webpage that the didn't belong to anymore, but that really ceased to matter to me weeks ago. This man continues to attempt to sell a madman's vitriol as fact. My father was so far from sane he didn't have forwarding address. Hell, I couldn't even find him.

The very fact that these people continue to present a few pages he wrote as absolute fact is tremendously offensive. The fact that they do so without so much as a copyright to do so is simply offensive.

So yes, Al, I'm going to write my own goddamn book. And Roger ain't gonna be the hero. And in the process, I will mark my rights to his manuscript - so I'd suggest you stop selling the copies hella quick. Or you're next on my list. You piss-ant little ass-hole. You WILL be pointed out for doing the things I find so reprehensible. You opportunist little prick.