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Vince Foster and Ron Brown conspiracies

1) They ignore any fact that proves them wrong. But I've addressed every single point made by my opponents on this topic. It has been YOUR side that has had to ignore factual points over and over.
I find addressing points what CTers do best. What facts?

2) They ignore or dismiss what real experts on the subject say. But I'm the one quoting the real experts in this case ... the pathologists. And they agree with me ... not you. It has been YOUR side that has been ignoring or dismissing out of hand what the real experts say.
No. This is just an assertion.

3) They distort or lie about the facts and the statements of their opponents. But I've been very careful not to do that. It has been YOUR side (not necessarily you) in this debate that have employed those tactics.
I don't see any substantive difference and I doubt many if any skeptics or critical thinkers do.

4) They throw out red herrings and employ countless strawmen. Again, that's not a tactic I've used. That's a tactic YOUR side in this debate has employed.
Again, this is just rhetoric.

Sorry, the Ron Brown allegation is nothing like those other CTs. Which is why you don't find threads where it's successfully debunked. So instead, your side has to resort to the sort of tactics you and Kevin tried here.
It's identical which is why you find yourself in CT land (forum).

Have fun.
 
So instead, your side has to resort to the sort of tactics you and Kevin tried here.
I just noticed this.

I've been on the opposite side of Kevin on a number of occasions. I consider him a very formidable opponent and in fact it's not really fair labeling him an opponent as I am not his equal. However he has a great deal of patience with me and I've learned an awful lot debating with him.

It's nice to be on the same side from time to time. :)
 
Well, now that they're not under the all-powerful protection of the media, you'd think they'd be vulnerable.

Well maybe they are. There has been talk about Obama going after Bush for past crimes. You think he'd stop there? Afterall, there is obviously no love lost between Obama and the Clintons. :D
 
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2) They ignore or dismiss what real experts on the subject say. But I'm the one quoting the real experts in this case ... the pathologists. And they agree with me ... not you. It has been YOUR side that has been ignoring or dismissing out of hand what the real experts say.

No. This is just an assertion.

No, I actually proved that in the three threads I linked. But then you didn't actually read them, did you. :D

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3) They distort or lie about the facts and the statements of their opponents. But I've been very careful not to do that. It has been YOUR side (not necessarily you) in this debate that have employed those tactics.

I don't see any substantive difference and I doubt many if any skeptics or critical thinkers do.

That's just an assertion. ;) And since you didn't actually read the three threads, I imagine that's why you see no "substantive" difference. :D

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4) They throw out red herrings and employ countless strawmen. Again, that's not a tactic I've used. That's a tactic YOUR side in this debate has employed.

Again, this is just rhetoric.

No, it's fact, as anyone who actually does read the three threads will see.

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Sorry, the Ron Brown allegation is nothing like those other CTs. Which is why you don't find threads where it's successfully debunked. So instead, your side has to resort to the sort of tactics you and Kevin tried here.

It's identical which is why you find yourself in CT land (forum).

No, I've pointed out the specific differences. And basically received silence as a response. That characterization adequately describes yours, too. :D
 
Yeah, yeah, beachnut. We've all heard you claim the pilot was a friend and we've all heard you call me ignorant. We've all heard you call anyone who posts anything that doesn't agree with your version of what happened a liar. And we've all heard you claim you're an expert on crashes. Anyone who wants to see you do that need only go read the first two threads I linked earlier, especially the second where you regurgitate the official story without even telling folks your source (I had to do that). And if they read post #90 of that thread, they'll find my reasoned response to what you claimed ... which I still stand by.

One of my comments was that your source (Flight Safety Digest) was written long before it became known that pathologists at the examination of Brown's body voiced concerns about gunshot and called for an autopsy. It was written before the photo of the wound and the first set of x-rays (presuming there was indeed a second set as claimed by the government) were posted on the internet ... x-rays and photos that showed the pathologist who examined Brown's body, Gormley, lied when he said there was nothing unusual about the x-rays and there was only bone visible in the wound.

Like I asked in that thread, beachnut ... would you mind sharing with us whether when those aspects of the crash came to light, Flight Safety Digest (or whatever your source for what you posted was) told its readers anything about them? If not, why didn't they? It seems to me that allegations by military pathologists of a bullet in the head of a passenger of a military plane would be relevant to a discussion of "flight safety" on CT-43A.

And I'm curious, beachnut. Would you mind telling us why your source claimed that "they found all the passengers except one died of blunt force injuries. One died of thermal inhalation injuries. They found out the cause of death with an autopsy. Autopsy performed by the US Armed Forces Institute of Pathology." You see, that's false. There is one very important passenger whose cause of death was NOT determined by an autopsy ... it turns out on orders from the Whitehouse and JCS, according to the pathologist who did the external "examination" of Ron Brown. And if FSD didn't know that, it can only be because the report they based their article on forget to mention that or because it falsely claimed everyone was autopsied. So which was it, beachnut? How curious that the only person who by law on that flight had to have an autopsy is the one person who did not get one. :D

And why didn't your source mention that the SIB was skipped? That should have been known to them at the time the article was written. Skipped for the first time in Air Force history (except for a clear cut case where friendly fire was the cause). Why wouldn't they tell their readers that, beachnut? Now when I asked you this, you declared the SIB is the same stuff as the AIB. Then why did the Air Force even bother with SIBs, beachnut? In fact, if our readers go check out post #90 of the second link, they'll find you didn't even know that Part I of the SIB is releasable. Strange ... for someone claiming to be an expert in crash investigations. :D

My questions for you remains the same as before. If you REALLY were a friend of the pilot of that plane as you claim, one would think you wouldn't be content to let his name and reputation be smeared, when he might not have been responsible. You never did tell us what the family felt about being lied to in the AIB report and in the letter the acting Secretary of the Air Force sent them. Remember that letter and the lies it contained? If they knew there was a chance their loved one didn't make a mistake but was murdered, don't you think they'd like that question resolved ... even now? Isn't it curious that a document the Air Force gave the Brown family members (and your pilot's family, by the way) AND THEIR LAWYERS left out such crucial facts as the concerns of the pathologists that day about a possible bullet wound and the original x-rays of Brown's head? And if you really care about the military like you claim, why would you let the military pathologists and photographer in this case be punished ... just because they asked good questions?

So you go ahead and stick to the official story, beachnut. Keep repeating it all you want. Because each time it serves as a good example of how similar your side's response to this allegation is to that of 911 Twoofers. You obfuscate, distort, ignore, demean, lie and throw out adhominems attacking the intelligence of the other side. All while actually losing the debate. And by the way, I distinctly remember you claiming "I will not talk about Brown any more." Guess you couldn't help yourself. :rolleyes:
You use pure CT web junk sites to promote a LIE.

You dishonor my friend, a fellow pilot by repeating the lies of others freely and without thought or reason.

I did my own investigation, it proves all your stuff is pure biased CRAP! Your only fault is you believe the scum junk ideas you dredged up from pure ignorant source so biased and flawed, you disgrace yourself with the lack of research you have done. I don't care if you pitch this junk forever, it makes your credibility and your biased viewpoints clearly seen, self critiquing. Ron Brown's death was an accident, one cause was the use of an unsafe, illegal approach plate approved by USAF staff who were fired.

Pilots must take the blame, we are trained in all the areas the accident was related to. With presentation of air force wings, comes great responsibility to do things right, alas, we are only human. My fellow pilot could have figured out the approach was unsafe, and pilots vary on how he choose to fly the approach, but in the end, the Aircraft Commander is responsible for the Flight! He takes blame in this case, it is standard for the things that happen, but there was a chain of events and people fired for letting the pilot down by use of an illegal approach plate.

Based on facts of this case I WIN, and I lose. My fellow pilot was good, but many of us along the years may of let him down! The approach plate he used was unsafe, why did we all fail to get him the knowledge along the years. Or did we, and he missed it? Like you missing the facts on Ron Brown's accident, they are there, you use hearsay rant from flawed sources, proven wrong! Why do you lack the knowledge to figure out Ron Brown as you cling to false information and spew it!

Just want to thank you for being so poor a researcher you keep bringing up and accident, solved. But with biased, flawed, and pure internet scum bag derived drivel, you keep calling it a CT to kill Ron Brown, with no real story to offer but lowlife web flawed false facts. Why do you lack the knowledge and let your biases ruin your logic and reason ?

Thanks again for reminding me I failed my friend. No thanks for the vile biased, lack of knowledge reasons you present.

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My personal investigation took place right after accident. Take your stuff to the police and go get your fantasy killers locked up. Hurry, you have wasted a LONG time! So pathetic, you have not gone to the police, how did you let this happen!

Please ignore me, I just post the cause of the accident so rational people can clearly see, you took the internet wasteland false information path to form your lie.

my friend died, why do you propagate lies? you do not know your are doing it? ignore me the links are for rational people, able to think for themselves, without bias or hate clouding their …
 
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You're free to compile your own list. But let's see if you can defend it. Let's see if it even comes close to the severity of the items in my Clinton's List.

On that note...

The total casualty count connected with corruption and scandals in the Reagan administration has been placed as high as 225 people who were either forced to resign, indicted or convicted of crimes associated with their employment by the administration and that doesn’t include hundreds of more who were indicted outside the administration for bribing officials, receiving illegal government payments or various crimes associated with the S&L scandal.

Again, let me remind you, that I am a conservative. I loathe the Clintons. Not that unhinged ultra-partisan loonies like you will believe that.
 
No, I've pointed out the specific differences.
No.

I've seen the evidence it breaks down fairly quickly. It's not taken seriously by serious and intellectually honest skeptics because the evidence is of such poor quality and of the CT variety.
 
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My personal investigation took place right after accident. Take your stuff to the police and go get your fantasy killers locked up. Hurry, you have wasted a LONG time! So pathetic, you have not gone to the police, how did you let this happen!

Please ignore me, I just post the cause of the accident so rational people can clearly see, you took the internet wasteland false information path to form your lie.

my friend died, why do you propagate lies? you do not know your are doing it? ignore me the links are for rational people, able to think for themselves, without bias or hate clouding their …
Wow, just wow.

Thank you.
 
If you believe the Clintons had so much power that even the most powerful Republicans were afraid to drop an anvil on them, how in the world did Hillary lose the nomination to a junior senator?

Oh, oh, oooh, I can answer this one!

Actually, before Obama can be nominated officially, he's going to be 86ed by black helicopters and Hillary will be forced (forced, I tell you!) to accept the nomination of the party.

Or there will be a mysterious "accident." Or a paper cut will get infected and go septic and before you know it, well...

Or...pick your conspiracy.
 
Wow, just wow.

Thank you.

BAC should be thanking him, because if it ever COULD be proven that there was a murder and the cause was then investigated, then BAC would have to (to borrow his ridiculous and overused expression) put the cart... after the horse?.. . and finally come up with an even remotely plausible explanation for how the assassination could have taken place.

Oh, I forgot, he already addressed it. A rear hatch was found open, so some James Bond operative could have taken him out and bailed... and "they" knew where the plane would crash, so there could have also been people on the ground ready to finish the job with a .45, instead of, you know, a blunt object. :boggled:
 
You dishonor my friend

It's you who dishonors your "friend". If you REALLY were a friend of the pilot of that plane, you wouldn't be content to let his name and reputation be smeared (as a bad pilot), when expert forensic pathologists indicate a passenger on that plane may have been killed with a bullet. You'd be DEMANDING an exhumation and autopsy. That's what a REAL "friend" would do.

Why is it that you won't tell us how the family of that pilot felt when they learned they were lied to by the AIB report? The AIB report (which according to Air Force documents is supposed to provide families and their lawyers with the facts) didn't even mention the voiced suspicions of the pathologists and photographer during the examination of the body about a bullet wound. It didn't mention their call for an autopsy? Now we can guess why the Clinton administration didn't include that information in the report. But why haven't you told the family this, beachnut? That's true, right? You've never mentioned one word of this to the family of your pilot "friend". Instead you've probably done everything you could to steer them away from such information. Right?

How did the family feel when they learned that the examining pathologist (Gormley) admitted the reasons he gave in that AIB report for calling Brown's death an accident by blunt force trauma are false? Or is the family still in the dark about that as well because you haven't told them? Odd thing for a "friend" to do.

And you didn't tell us how the family felt about being lied to by Mr. Peters, the acting Secretary of the Air Force, in the letter he sent them (and the other families of those who died on the plane). Remember that letter? Peters wrote that "The consensus of Col. (Dr.) William Gormley, who personally examined Secretary Brown, and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology forensic community is that Secretary Brown, like the others tragically killed in the plane crash of an Air Force CT-43 aircraft in Croatia on April 3, 1996, died of injuries sustained during the mishap." Has the pilot's family been told what Colonel Gormley now says about the matter, beachnut? Or are you keeping that to yourself?

Do they know that Gormley says the photo of the wound does indeed show brain matter, excusing his former statements to the contrary in the official report as a "memory lapse"? Remember, the lack of brain matter is the reason he gave for ruling it a death from blunt force trauma. Do they know he's admitted that the hole is a "red flag" which should have triggered a further inquiry (i.e., an autopsy)? Do they know that he changed his story from there being no second set of x-rays to claiming that a first set was just "lost" so that he had to make a second set?

Do they know that he now admits he consulted with other high-ranking pathologists present during the external examination of Ron Brown's body and they agreed that the hole looked like a gunshot wound? So much for the claim of "consensus" at AFIP. Do they know that's an outright lie because ALL the pathologists who were there that day or with real expertise in bullet wounds at AFIP voiced their concern that Brown should have been autopsied because of the nature of the wound and what the x-ray showed? Do they know that Gormley says no autopsy was done because of "discussions" at the highest levels in Commerce, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Whitehouse?

Or are you keeping all these facts secret from the family, too?

Wow! What a "friend" to that pilot you are, beachnut. (sarcasm)

Peters' letter said "Due to the initial appearance of Secretary Brown’s injuries, the medical examiners carefully considered the possibility of a gunshot wound. However, their examinations combined with X-rays ruled out that possibility." Both statements are demonstrable lies ... as you well know. I proved they were in the three threads I linked and I shall repeat some of that evidence in a moment for anyone just tuning into this debate. Peters wrote "The alleged 'bullet fragments' mentioned in the reports were actually caused by a defect in the reusable X-ray film cassettes. Medical examiners took multiple X-rays using multiple cassettes and confirmed this finding." This is also a lie. The military photographer who took the pictures, CPO Janoski, says that could not be true given that only the one photo from that day should the so-called "defect". There are no other photos showing a defect. No specific medical examiners stepped forward to say they did what Peters claimed they did. Peters lied, beachnut. Why did he lie, beachnut? And have you been a good "friend" and informed his family of this lie?

Peters letter also said "the medical examiner determined there was no gunshot wound, and therefore concluded there was no need for further examination. Had there been suspicion regarding the nature of Mr. Brown’s death — or the death of any other person on the aircraft — medical examiners would have pursued permission to perform a full internal examination." This too is a clear lie given that calls for an autopsy were voiced repeatedly during the examination and the reasons given by Gormley for not performing an autopsy have been shown to be totally bogus. Have you informed the pilot's family of these facts, beachnut, or are you still being a good "friend" and helping to keep them from hearing them? Do they know that there was a federal law requiring an autopsy in the death of a Cabinet member where there is suspicion of foul play? Don't you think expert pathologists stating the man needs an autopsy is evidence of such suspicion?

Before ending with his "heartfelt apologies," Peters revealed the true purpose of his letter: "We hope these actions will preclude credible media from pursuing this story." Any comment, beachnut ,or are you going to go on ignoring this in the interests of *protecting* the family of your "friend"? Frankly, I don't think ignoring this is what a REAL "friend" of that pilot and his family would do. It is what a friend of Clinton might do, however. Is that really who your "friend" is, beachnut? Be honest ... for once.
 
As someone who most people here would classify as a conservative on many issues, you are an embarassment, guy.
 
I did my own investigation, it proves all your stuff is pure biased CRAP! Your only fault is you believe the scum junk ideas you dredged up from pure ignorant source so biased and flawed, you disgrace yourself with the lack of research you have done. I don't care if you pitch this junk forever, it makes your credibility and your biased viewpoints clearly seen, self critiquing.

In response, I offer readers some of the same material presented to beachnut in the previous threads: various interviews with the pathologists and photographer ... the REAL experts in this case. Let me warn you that occasionally the newsmax site or archive goes down so I've provided cached links where possible as well.

"Experts Differ on Ron Brown's Head Wound" By Christopher Ruddy, FOR THE PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW, December 3, 1997 http://archive.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1997/12/03/35938 (or see http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cach...+Brown's+Head+Wound"&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us ).

"Even if you safely assumed accidental plane crash, when you got something that appears to be a homicide, that should bring everything to a screeching halt," Lt. Col. Steve Cogswell, a doctor and deputy medical examiner with the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, told the Tribune-Review.

In several interviews, Cogswell repeatedly referred to the wound as "an apparent gunshot wound." However, he also said, "Whether it's a bullet or something else, we don't know."

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"Essentially ... Brown had a .45-inch inwardly beveling circular hole in the top of his head, which is essentially the description of a .45-caliber gunshot wound," Cogswell added.

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"I talked to Col. Gormley and he told me there is a .45(-inch) inwardly beveling, perfectly circular hole in the top of (Brown's) head," Cogswell said.

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"Open him up. This man needs an autopsy," Cogswell said he told Gormley. "This whole thing stinks."

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Cogswell also felt it would be very difficult for any rod or similar item to pierce the skull then exit, leaving a perfect hole as it did. His suspicions grew upon his return to the United States when he spoke to AFIP colleagues who had stayed at Dover. He also reviewed the photographic and X-ray evidence. "I talked to a few people who were there from our office and asked them ... if they thought this wound looked like a gunshot wound, or, `What do you think the hole looked like?' And the uniform response was, `Yeah, it looked like a gunshot wound.'" he said.

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Her photos would later become part of Cogswell's slide program. He tells his audiences that the frontal head X-ray shows the defect at the top of the head, and something perhaps more sinister. Inside the left side of Brown's head, in the area behind his eye socket, "there are multiple small fragments of white flecks, which are metallic density on X-ray. That's what we might describe as a `lead snowstorm' from a high-velocity gunshot wound."

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The Tribune-Review obtained copies of those images as well as detailed photos of Brown's body and the circular wound. All were shown to Dr. Martin Fackler, former director of the Army's Wound Ballistics Laboratory in San Francisco.

While acknowledging he is not a pathologist, Fackler said he thought it "very difficult to see" how something like a rivet could have produced the head wound. He also said brain matter was visible. "It's round as hell. That is extremely round," Fackler said with a chuckle. "I'm impressed by how very, very round that hole is. That's unusual except for a gunshot wound. It's unusual for anything else."

Fackler said he could not rule it a gunshot without a full autopsy and better X-rays. He said the supposed metal fragments on the first X-ray were not conclusive because they were very small, an autopsy had not been conducted to locate them, and a side X-ray was overexposed, giving little detail of the head. "They didn't do an autopsy. My God. It's astounding," he said.

"Second Expert: Brown's Wound Appeared to be From Gunshot" By Christopher Ruddy, FOR THE PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW, December 9, 1997 http://archive.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1997/12/09/34206 (or see http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cach...d+to+be+From+Gunshot&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us )

A second Armed Forces medical examiner has stepped forward to publicly confirm key statements made by a colleague about the death of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown. U.S. Army Lt. Col. David Hause (pronounced "hoss"), a deputy armed forces medical examiner, told the Tribune-Review he personally examined a suspicious head wound on Brown's corpse while it was being examined at Dover Air Force Base, Del. He said several allegations made by Air Force Lt. Col. Steve Cogswell in a Tribune-Review article last week are true. Hause also expressed criticism of the military's treatment of Cogswell in the wake of that article.

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Cogswell was not present at Dover when the wound was examined, but Hause was. According to Hause, his examination table was only two tables away from the one on which Brown's body was laid out. "A commotion" erupted, he said, when someone said, "Gee, this looks like a gunshot wound." Hause said he left his examination table to view the wound. He remembers saying, "Sure enough, it looks like a gunshot wound to me, too."

He said the wound "looked like a punched-out .45-caliber entrance hole."

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Hause agreed that "by any professional standard" an autopsy should have been conducted on Brown's body, but said he understood that "political and administrative" factors made it difficult for one to be conducted. Even so, he suggested that Gormley should have consulted with superiors to get authority, or if that was impossible, sought permission from the next of kin. After viewing the wound, Hause said he did not pursue the issue or investigate further. "I made the presumption the reason (Gormley) concluded it wasn't a gunshot wound, (and) therefore there was no need to go further, was that he looked at the X-rays" and found no evidence of a bullet, Hause explained.

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Additionally, Cogswell and another expert consulted by the Tribune-Review said a side X-ray indicates a "bone plug" from the hole displaced under the skull and into the brain. Hause's eyewitness examination also contradicts Gormley. "What was immediately below the surface of the hole was just brain. I didn't remember seeing skull" in the hole, he said. Hause concluded that the piece of skull "punched out" by the impacting object had displaced into the head.

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According to Hause, all that remains of the head X-rays are photographic slide images in the possession of Cogswell and copies of images possessed by the Tribune-Review. Hause said the disturbing facts raised by Cogswell, including the missing X-rays, have not drawn an appropriate reaction from AFIP officials. "It looks like the AFIP is starting its usual procedure of, upon receiving bad news, immediately shooting the messenger," Hause commented in reference to administrative actions taken against Cogswell in recent days.

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On Friday, Hause said a commotion developed in the office when a military police officer showed up and asked Cogswell to accompany him to Cogswell's home to retrieve all slides and photos in his possession relating to AFIP cases. "One of the things I'm wondering is why all the attention is focused on Cogswell, who never had the original X-rays," Hause said.

"Wecht: Autopsy Needed in Brown Case" by Christopher Ruddy, FOR THE PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW, December 17, 1997 http://archive.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1997/12/17/32921 (or see http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cach...eeded+in+Brown+Case"&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us )

One of the nation's most prominent forensic pathologists says there was "more than enough" evidence to suggest possible homicide in the death of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, and an autopsy should have been conducted on his body.

Allegheny County Coroner Cyril Wecht reached these conclusions after reviewing photographs of Brown's body, photo images of X-rays of Brown's head and body, and the report of the forensic pathologist for the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology who examined the corpse.

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Wecht scoffs at skeptics who dismiss the possibility of Brown being found with a bullet after a plane crash. "It's happened," Wecht said. "It's in the literature. It's rare, but it can happen, and evidence of a possible gunshot should not be ignored." After reviewing the evidence, Wecht reached several broad conclusions.

"It's not even arguable in the field of medical legal investigations whether an autopsy should have been conducted on Brown," Wecht said. "I'll wager you anything that you can't find a forensic pathologist in America who will say Brown should not have been autopsied," Wecht continued. He noted that it's standard procedure to conduct autopsies on all victims in a plane crash. Forget about Brown being a cabinet member, or being under investigation," Wecht added. "He was in a plane crash. That alone should have meant he was autopsied."

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Wecht, who is also a lawyer, agrees with Cogswell. "There was more than enough evidence of a possible homicide to call in the FBI so that (the autopsy could have been conducted) and a gunshot could have been ruled out," Wecht said. "The military had a duty to notify the (Brown) family, and if the family didn't allow an autopsy, go to another authority to have it conducted. (AFIP) had a duty to do an autopsy," the coroner continued.

... snip ...

"I'm troubled," Wecht added. "They did a tremendous disfavor to the families by not conducting autopsies." For one thing, he noted, survivors may have been left with weaker legal claims for damages.

As for the wound itself, Wecht said, "Anytime you have a circular, symmetrical hole, a pathologist knows that one of the distinct mechanisms for making such a defect is a bullet. "It's not the only one (but) you have to consider it," he added. "The answer lies in the autopsy."

... snip ...

Wecht did not rule out the possibility that a piece of the aircraft could have caused the hole, but agreed with Cogswell that such a "perfectly circular" hole would be difficult to achieve with parts of the plane. Wecht, like Cogswell, said the possibility of a bullet should have immediately been ruled out by opening the skull and looking for a bullet track through the brain.

After analyzing a photograph of the wound, Wecht also identified tiny fracture lines in the skull that he said "would not be inconsistent with a gunshot wound."

... snip ...

Most bothersome, Wecht said, was his identification of almost a half-dozen "tiny pieces of dull silver-colored" material embedded in the scalp on the edge of the circular wound itself and near the hole. These "do suggest metallic fragments," he said. "Little pieces of metal can be found at, or near, an entry site when a bullet enters bone," he explained.

These flecks should have been collected for further analysis, Wecht said, though he noted they aren't by themselves proof of a gunshot. "It just makes it more consistent with one," he said. If the metal is from a bullet, he believes the array of fragments in the scalp would indicate a shot was fired before the crash.

Wecht said a review of a photographic image of the first frontal X-ray of Brown's head may show, as Cogswell first suggested, "what we say in the jargon of forensic pathology is a lead snowstorm" of fragments left by a disintegrating bullet.

... snip ...

Wecht jested that disappearance of the X-rays, which Gormley says would support his conclusions, fit what he calls Wecht's Law: "The frequency of lost X-rays, hospital records, documents, autopsy materials and other materials in a medical-legal investigation is directly in proportion to the complexity, controversy and external challenges" to a given case. In reality, Wecht said, "you'll find it is very, very rare" to have X-rays missing from a case file.

"Pathologists Dispute Claims in Brown Probe" by Christopher Ruddy, FOR THE PITTSBURGE TRIBUNE-REVIEW, January 11, 1998 http://archive.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1998/1/11/32000 (or see http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cach...aims+in+Brown+Probe"&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us )

One of the officers, Air Force Maj. Thomas Parsons, for the first time spoke publicly on the matter Saturday. The forensic pathologist joined two other AFIP medical examiners in disputing government claims about Brown's death after an Air Force jet carrying him and 34 others crashed in Croatia on April 3, 1996.

... snip ...

On Friday, Washington Post reporter Michael Fletcher wrote that Cogswell's claims had prompted AFIP to convene an internal panel of its pathologists to review the Brown matter. Fletcher reported that the panel "unanimously backed" the findings of Col. William Gormley, the Air Force pathologist who examined Brown's body and concluded that he died of blunt force injuries during the plane crash. Gormley also ruled that the circular wound was not caused by a gunshot.

The Post article quoted Gormley as stating that "there is no doubt in anybody's mind" that Brown died of blunt force injuries and that he had not been shot.

Citing AFIP's director, Col. Michael Dickerson, Fletcher reported that "the group (of pathologists) issued a report reaffirming the initial Air Force conclusion that Brown's death was accidental ..." Fletcher's report also indicated that Hause had changed his mind and was now affirming Gormley's findings.

Contradicting these claims are Hause and Parsons, both of whom participated in AFIP's internal review. Both officers concluded that Gormley's findings simply could not be substantiated, that the possibility of a gunshot could not be ruled out, and that an autopsy should have been conducted. None was.

"Fletcher's article in the Washington Post, in which Colonel Dickerson said I concurred in this `unanimous' finding, contains a lie," Hause told the Tribune-Review. The Post report Friday morning left him "fuming," Hause said, and that evening he prepared a point-by-point statement countering AFIP's claims.

Hause said he was never informed a report was to be issued on the Brown case, nor did he ever see the report that AFIP claims he signed off on.

... snip ...

Hause told Spencer he thought it was "probably not" a gunshot, but at no point did he rule out the possibility that it was. Hause said he emphasized to Spencer that the wound was very consistent with an "exotic weapon," such as a captive-bolt gun.

... snip ...

According to Hause, Spencer asked if he agreed with Gormley's findings. Hause responded that the death was "probably" accidental, but that there was insufficient evidence to say Brown died of blunt force injuries as a result of the plane crash.

Hause also says he advised Spencer that Gormley should have conducted an autopsy, and that "Secretary Brown's body should be exhumed and an autopsy performed by pathologists not associated with AFIP."

Parsons, another participant in the internal review, told the Tribune-Review that he, too, could not back Gormley's findings. Reached at his home Saturday, the Air Force major also said he had never reviewed nor signed off on any such report, and had no idea what the report contained. Parsons said the statement in Friday's Post that all panelists had agreed with Gormley's findings "was not true."

"Fourth Expert Claims Probe of Brown's Death Botched" by Christopher Ruddy, FOR THE PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW, January 13, 1998 http://archive.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1998/1/13/173306 (or see http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cach...own's+Death+Botched"&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us )

The head of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology's forensic photography unit, like three senior officials before her, has come forward to publicly claim that the military improperly handled the investigation of the death of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown.

Chief Petty Officer Kathleen Janoski, a 22-year Navy veteran, also says she was told missing evidence of a possible homicide had been purposely destroyed. Janoski, the senior enlisted person at AFIP's Rockville, Md., offices, was present when Brown's body was examined by military pathologists at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware.

... snip ...

Janoski said she was stunned that AFIP's inquiry focused on the actions of Cogswell when she felt the real issue was AFIP's handling of Brown's death. "The investigation is nothing more than a witch hunt. (AFIP) should be investigating what happened to the missing head X-rays. No one at AFIP seems to care that Brown did not receive an autopsy," Janoski said.

... snip ...

"Wow, look at the hole in Ron Brown's head. It looks like a gunshot wound," Janoski recalls exclaiming.

... snip ...

Gormley, who has approximately 25 years of experience in pathology, has said that he, too, identified the wound as a "red flag" and that he consulted with other pathologists present, including Hause and Navy Cmdr. Edward Kilbane. "They agreed it looked like an entrance gunshot wound," Gormley recalled in a recent television interview.

... snip ...

Janoski alleges Sentell told her the original X-rays of Brown's head had been replaced in the case file. Janoski said she remembers that Sentell specifically told her "the first head X-ray that showed a `lead snowstorm' was destroyed, and a second X-ray, that was less dense, was taken."

Janoski said she had to ask "What are you talking about?" in reference to Sentell's phrase "lead snowstorm." According to Janoski, Sentell explained that a lead snowstorm is the description of a pattern of metal fragments that appears on an X-ray after a bullet has disintegrated inside a body.

... snip ...

One of the pathologists involved questions the timing of AFIP's explanation. "I find it interesting that this explanation about the film cartridge defect came after Lt. Col. Cogswell made his allegations, and not at the time we were at Dover," said Hause. Hause, who made these comments to the Tribune-Review before a gag order had been placed on AFIP staff, said he does not recall ever being told there was a problem with the X-rays.

"Kathleen Janoski Describes Cover-Up in Ron Brown Investigation" By Carl of Oyster Bay, FOR THE WASHINGTON WEEKLY, April 26, 1998 http://archive.newsmax.com/articles/?a=1998/4/26/01704 (or see http://209.85.173.104/search?q=cach...+Brown+Investigation&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=us )

GRANT: We do have here on the line, Chief Petty Officer, United States Navy and chief of forensic photography with Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Kathleen Janoski. And she alleges that there has been a cover-up in the investigation of Ron Brown. Ms. Janoski, I welcome you to the Bob Grant program via the telephone. I understand that you have received some threats of one type or another. That there's been some pressure brought to bear to have you cease and desist from speaking out. Is that true?

JANOSKI: Yes that is. Essentially what's happening is that I'm being punished as a whistleblower because I went on record with The Pittsburgh Tribune Review back in January. I used to be chief of forensic photography but I was kicked out of my office with essentially 32 hours notice and forced to walk away from a quarter million dollar inventory that I'm still assigned responsibility for.

... snip ...

JANOSKI: It's actually the Army and the Air Force Colonel who's in charge of the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. What it is - there's four of us altogether, (Lt. Col. Steve) Cogswell, (Lt. Col. David) Hause, myself and (Air Force Major Thomas) Parsons. And we all went on the record saying that Ron Brown had what appeared to be an apparent gunshot wound to the head - and that Ron Brown needed an autopsy, which he did not receive.

... snip ...

JANOSKI: Well, actually it wasn't a mark. It was a hole in his skull. It was perfectly round, inwardly beveling and it's diameter was .45 inches. And it had punctured the skull. Brain was showing. And that's essentially what we said: that Ron Brown had a wound that appeared consistent with an apparent gunshot wound and that he needed an autopsy. (Janoski has FBI training in gunshot wound analysis). And because of that we're essentially being punished by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.

... snip ...

GRANT: You also made an allegation that x-rays were destroyed to hide evidence of a possible bullet wound.

JANOSKI: Well, what happened was - we have a Naval criminal investigative agent who's assigned to our office. And about six months after the crash she told me that the first set of x-rays were deliberately destroyed because they showed a "lead snowstorm". And a second set of x-rays were taken and they were deliberately made less dense to try to diminish or eradicate that "lead snowstorm". A Naval criminal investigative agent assigned to my office told me this.

GRANT: Now initially you had declined to be interviewed but you changed your mind shortly before a gag order was issued and you came forward, you said, because the AFIP had failed to properly investigate possible wrongdoing by it's own officials in the Brown case. And because of the way the military treated two AFIP pathologists. We have talked to Lt. Col Steve Cogswell and Lt. Col. David Hause. Now, I understand that after they both went public, bad things happened to them.

JANOSKI: Yes, yes. We were all supposed to go to the American Academy of Forensic Sciences meeting in February. We had our tickets, we had our reservations, we'd paid our registration fees. And right before we were supposed to leave, the director of AFIP canceled our orders immediately. Also, Dr. Cogswell was forbidden to lecture, forbidden to go on trips. Cogswell, Hause and Parsons were no longer permitted to do any autopsies. And also Dr. Cogswell was kicked out of his office at the same time I was. And he's been re-assigned, they re-assigned him to oral pathology. So they have a medical examiner working with a bunch of dentists right now. He's very ill-equipped to work in that area. So essentially what they're doing is something that's typical in punishing a whistleblower. They're setting him up for failure.

So the question is whether those quotes and facts listed in the above articles by Ruddy and others are factual. Should Ruddy get a Pulitizer prize or scorn?

Well first of all, there were others who interviewed these people. Wesley Phelan interviewed Janoski in an article titled "The Botched Ron Brown Investigation: An Interview with AFIP Forensic Photographer Kathleen Janoski". And nothing in that interview contradicted what Ruddy or Newsmax reported in their articles.

And Judicial Watch interviewed these people. In fact, they legally represented CPO Janoski and Colonel Cogswell in court. The following excerpt is from a document submitted by JW to a court in their lawsuit. This document refers to various "exhibits", including SWORN testimony by the photographer, as well as a TV interview of Colonel Gormley where he was reported in various sources to have changed his story. Unfortunately, as time goes by it gets harder and harder to link to originals of Klayman documents. You all know how that works. The contents of this one, however, can still be seen here: http://www.judicialwatch.org/archive/ois/cases/other/ronbrown/rbrown.htm .

"Chief Petty Officer Kathleen Janoski, the Chief of the Forensic Photography Division at OAFME and a twenty-two year veteran of the United States Navy ("USN"), was assigned to photograph Ron Brown's remains during Colonel Gormley examination. She has offered an affidavit of her observations of the examination of Secretary Brown conducted by Colonel Gormley and subsequent events. ... snip ... Chief Janoski also testifies that, based on her training and experience, Colonel Gormley did not conduct a thorough examination of Secretary Brown's remains for further evidence of a gunshot wound, as she had seen doctors do in other cases when visible evidence suggested such an injury. ... snip ... Colonel Gormley has offered inconsistent and changing explanations for his omissions. First, he stated that the wound in Secretary Brown's skull, which he examined after it was pointed out to him by Chief Janoski, was not a bullet wound because it did not penetrate the skull and because the brain was not visible. See Exhibit 15. He has subsequently admitted that a photograph of the wound, as well as photographs of Secretary Brown's X-rays, showed that the skull was penetrated and that Secretary Brown's brain was visible. Transcript of Television Interview with Colonel William Gormley, Black Entertainment Television, December 11, 1997, attached as Exhibit 18 at 18. He also has admitted that the hole in the crown of Ron Brown's head looked like an entrance wound from a gunshot, and that it was a "red flag" for a forensic pathologist which should have triggered a further inquiry. Exhibit 18 at 19. In fact, and even more damning, Colonel Gormley now admits that he consulted with other high-ranking pathologists present during the external examination of Ron Brown's body and they "agreed that [the hole in his head] look[ed] like a gunshot wound, at least an entrance gunshot wound."

Do you really believe those aren't direct quotes from real people? Do you think they are just made up lies? Are you that big a CT? Perhaps you need to listen to audio and video tapes of some of these pathologists and the photographer to convince yourself they are real. Unfortunately, the passage of time has made it increasingly difficult to find such material on the internet. But not all of it is gone.

Here, you can still watch and hear CPO Janoski and Lt. Colonel Cogswell speak on camera: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1bpzsxk0Vw . And what they say does not differ in any way from what Ruddy claimed they said. It is you who is lying, beachnut. You who is not credible.

Here, you can watch Christopher Ruddy and Klaymen being interviewed by George Putnam ... just to prove I didn't make up their articles or any of the facts I've presented either: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Etk3Db2FGbU&NR=1 and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuceJwHMx2g&feature=related .

You might still be able to order a 60 minute video from Newsmax titled "The Death of Ron Brown" that contained Ruddy's interview with Lt. Colonel Cogswell. Another video they had, titled "Navy Chief Speaks Out" had CPO Janoski talking about the case. Or contact Larry Elder. He interview several of the parties in this, including Dr Cyril Wecht, who he interviewed on TV on December 31, 1997 when he was the guest host of CNBC's Rivera Live!

Thanks again for reminding me I failed my friend. No thanks for the vile biased, lack of knowledge reasons you present.

Who really is the "vile" one here, beachnut? The "friend" who is content with letting the pilot be the fall guy. The "friend" who is still keeping the family of that pilot from learning all the facts.
 

Shame on you, beachnut. You AGAIN forget to mention that your regurgitation came from www.flightsafety.org/fsd/fsd_jul-aug96.pdf, "July-August 1996, Flight Safety Digest". At least you didn't correct me when I pointed that out in post #90 (http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2908967&postcount=90 ) of that thread you've linked. And in post #90, as I noted earlier in this thread, I pointed out that your source article was written BEFORE it became public knowledge that forensic pathologists and an experienced photographer at the examination of Brown's body had voiced concerns about the gunshot like nature of the wound and had called for an autopsy. I've asked you several times now ... did Flight Safety Digest (or whatever your source actually was for what you posted) ever tell its readers anything about that new information? If not, why didn't they? Were they trying to protect the pilot's family too? And his reputation? rolleyes:

My personal investigation took place right after accident.

Which may be part of your problem? Because then you could not have known about the views of the pathologists and photographer who were at the examination, or what the photo and x-ray of Brown's head show, or what Brown told Clinton shortly before the ill fated trade mission, or a number of other rather important facts that were left out of the official report. (Unless of course you already knew them because you were on the inside of the investigation. An interesting possibility ... )

Please ignore me, I just post the cause of the accident so rational people can clearly see, you took the internet wasteland false information path to form your lie.

Me, ignore you? Could you have forgotten already that you're the one who decided to join this thread and post me? :D
 
But maybe I'm being too rough on beachnut. Can I really blame him for ignorance of the facts when the media promotes misinformation and lies? The simple truth is that most people are STILL unaware of the facts in this case because ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, NYTimes, LATimes, WashPost and the rest of the mainstream media didn't and haven't said one word about the allegations of the pathologists and photographer. The closest I ever heard any of them come is when one did a story laughing at the silliness of UFOologists and mentioned in passing that there were also allegations of foul play in the death of Ron Brown circulating the internet.

To demonstrate how complete this coverup has been, in 2007 National Geographics did a high profile documentary on TV about the Ron Brown crash. It showed a re-creation of the event. And curiously, a VERY similar documentary was shown about the same time on the Discovery Channel (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0932026/ ). It has almost the same basic content (layout, images and text) as the other but uses a different voice as the voiceover. Both contain a lot of imagery that are actors recreating events ... not actual video from that day. Don't be fooled in to thinking otherwise just because it looks so real.

Here is the National Geographic special:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S227TXZsuis "Flight 21 is Missing Part 1"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1IltgCncvk&feature=related "Flight 21 is Missing Part 2"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StCQ2iWt6VU&feature=related "Flight 21 is Missing Part 3"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyg6zHEIJxs&feature=related "Flight 21 is Missing Part 4"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8wGpcrMOx8&feature=related "Flight 21 is Missing Part 5"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pn04ta9QGQ&feature=related "Flight 21 is Missing Part 6"

Watch it. You'll see the "official version" that beachnut promotes.

Here are the Discovery Channel video clips:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pKetUidt-kg "Mayday - Fog of War Part 1"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78k7jLnkBM0 "Mayday - Fog of War Part 2"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RX5e88s1t9Y "Mayday - Fog of War Part 3"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO7Ef9wrN04 "Mayday - Fog of War Part 4"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5YPL-6wguM&feature=related "Mayday - Fog of War Part 5"

In both cases, you won't see one word about concerns voiced by the military pathologists and photographer at the examination of Brown or since then that the hole in Brown's head and the x-ray image of his head suggested a possible bullet wound and that Brown should have been autopsied. NOT ONE WORD.

You won't seen any mention of what happened to those pathologists and photographer for blowing the whistle about what they saw. About how they were punished and their careers ruined. NOT ONE WORD.

You won't see any mention of the photos of the head and x-ray which do appear to suggest a bullet injury (in the opinion of those expert pathologists). NOT ONE WORD.

You will find the National Geographics version mentions "bizarre rumors" that a decoy beacon could have been used to guide the plane into the mountain. In fact, that will be the only place in either "documentary" where you will see ANY mention of the allegations that there was foul play. And while they mention the notion of a beacon spoofing the plane into the mountain, they don't tell the viewer that a portable beacon went missing from the Dubrovnik airport (a fact that was acknowledged by the military).

Instead, these documentaries make the dismissive claim that a a very large ground system on the mountain would have been needed to make that scenario possible. Such a "scheme" would be "nearly impossible to pull off" is their claim. But they don't mention that the magazine Aviation Week concluded that a portable beacon, like the one that went missing, could indeed have been used to spoof the plane into flying into the mountain. NOT ONE WORD. And you also won't find any reference to the fact that the man responsible for that beacon at the airport just happened to commit suicide (or so the NY Times reported) just days after the crash and before investigators could interview him. NOT ONE WORD.

You'll also notice there is no mention that Ron Brown was under investigation by literally everyone at the end, including a special prosecutor. Or that Bill Clinton cried crocodile tears at his funeral.

While the videos make a big deal about the size and completeness of the AIB final report (a massive volume with over 7000 pages), you won't find any mention that the Air Force skipped (for the first time in Air Force history except one clear case of friendly fire) the phase of the normal crash investigation where the cause of the crash is determined ... the SIB. NOT ONE WORD. Or that the report failed to mention that pathologists said the word "bullet" at the examination and even called for an autopsy because of what they found. NOT ONE WORD. And I've never been able to confirm that the report even contained photos of the wound on Brown's head or of the x-ray of his head. These photos: http://archive.newsmax.com/images/ronbrown/Photo_2.jpg and http://archive.newsmax.com/images/ronbrown/Photo_1.jpg . And they don't mention that the originals of these photos have mysteriously disappeared from a locked safe at AFIP to which only a few top people had access.

You won't find any mention that Ira Sockowitz informed the Secretary of State from the crash scene that TWO people survived the crash. NOT ONE WORD. They just talk about the one admitted survivor, Shelly Kelly, who happened to die on the way to the hospital. You also won't find any mention that Shelly Kelly's body was cremated very quickly at Dover, without the consent of her parents (a clear violation of regulations). NOT ONE WORD.

You will find them claiming that right away they discovered there were no flight data recorders on the plane and they tell the viewer that was standard for military aircraft. What they don't mention is that the Croatian Ministry of Transportation announced shortly after the crash that the black boxes had been found. And that the US Air Force in Germany confirmed that. NOT ONE WORD.

They also don't mention in the documentaries that regulations at the time reportedly required that planes carrying cabinet level officials (like Brown) be equipped with flight data recorders. Or that this exact plane had carried the Secretary of Defense and the First Lady, Hillary, on previous occasions and they too would presumably have been subject to that regulation. Nor does the video mention anyone being punished for violating it.

They "re-create" Ambassador Galbraith waiting at the airport ... waiting for the plane to arrive in what appears to be awful weather. But they don't tell the audience that the final report ruled that weather played no significant role in the crash.

And I noticed something else in these *documentaries*. The last communication they show between the plane and the airport is when the plane is still 12 kilometers from the airport ... almost 8 miles ... just like Ruddy reported and I noted in my posts. So again, I ask the question ... why did they lose communication well before the plane reached the airport? Aviation Week (April 8, 1996 - http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/RANCHO/CRASH/BROWN/h1.gif ) stated they lost both radio and transponder contact at the same time. If that's true then now we must ask what caused a simultaneous loss of 2 communication systems. This issue has never been explained by the Air Force. Ever. It's just been ignored. And you'll notice it's just ignored in these so-called documentaries, too.

And I could go on and on listing incriminating facts they left out. Isn't it amazing that the media can put this much effort into a re-creation (with actors and all that) yet not even mention the facts I just noted? They can't be unaware of those facts ... yet they don't mention ANY of them. It has to be a willful coverup. Especially when they do devote some small portion of the show to dismissing unspecified "rumors". And while they don't mention any of those facts I noted, you will find them blaming beachnut's pilot "friend", bad weather (remember folks, the Air Force report concluded that weather played no significant role in the crash), landing charts and procedures. So really, folks, can we blame beachnut for believing what he believes? After all, the media is keeping people in the dark.

But wait. beachnut should no longer be in the dark. He's been shown repeatedly that the official story has significant holes and omission ... even lies ... in it. He really has no excuse other than his own obstinance. Or willful ignorance. Or his own agenda. :D
 

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