Re: Apollo One, the FBI, and Scott Grissom
From: Scott Hedrick (dinehnm_at_KILLALLSPAMMERSyahoo.com)
Date: 07/06/04
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Date: Mon, 5 Jul 2004 22:45:21 -0400
"LaDonna Wyss" <hpywife927@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> OK, I'm on limited time at the moment
Now she's paranoid- what, you think NASA's out to get you?
so I will have to go
> point-by-point later this evening when my roommate isn't here.
Hiding from your roommate, eh?
> However, I do have points off the top of my head:
Among other things.
> 1. WHY are you raising questions from weeks ago?
You have a tremendous backlog of questions to answer already, such as the
names and jurisdictions of the law enforcement personnel you spoke to about
Apollo 1.
> 2. You've provided NO documentation that the RCS itself was being
> simulated.
Whoopty doo. *You* haven't provided any documentation to support your claim
that you have "teammates".
> Where was the burn damage to the cryo stir
> switch on Apollo 13?
Where are the names and jurisdictions for the law enforcement personnel you
spoke to about Apollo 1?
>There WAS none.
Sounds like a confession. Are you admitting you lied about talking to any
law enforcement personnel about Apollo 1?
>Because THAT'S NOT WHERE
> THE PROBLEM WAS!
*You're* problem is obvious. You'd breath much easier if your nostrils were
on the OUTSIDE of your rectum.
>Yes, the S-11
> switch ultimately caused the problem,
Prove it.
> Do you not understand basic electricity?
YOU don't. If you did, you'd have answered at least some of rk's questions
long ago, instead of pretending they don't exist.
> Daniel, you said yourself you do not know about this particular realm
> of investigation.
He certainly doesn't seem to be familiar with the style of investigation you
use in your fanstasy realm.
Why in the world would you spend a week reading the
> Review Board Report and then assert yourself as a fire expert?
You've asserted yourself as an expert in a lot more places with a lot less
research. Whine, whine, whine...
Why
> don't you do what I have done, and interview electricians,
> technicians, engineers, etc., and then get back to me in six months or
> so?
Such as? Names, please.
> You are asserting theories that have no basis in FACT.
Just like you.
You are
> ASSUMING
Daniel! Run away! She's asking for sex again!
> No such evidence is
> available
The names and jurisdictions of the law enforcement personnel you spoke to
about Apollo 1, that is...
> It's like Scott has said more than once--if someone shorts your
> ignition switch, and your car goes up in flames, can you say that
> because the fire started in the battery the ignition switch was not
> the problem?
Liar! I've *never* said that.
> I specifically referenced those statements.
> Where are they?
If you referenced them *you* should know.
>The truth is NEVER
> EVER as bad as the lies, questions, suspicions, and cover-ups.
Why then do you prefer the lies?
> But as an investigative reporter told me not long ago on
> the telephone, the cover-up is ALWAYS worse than the lie.
Cite, please. You have the proper form.
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