Considering where I came from and what I had to overcome ... well, yes, kind of proud. I think that's why I get under the skin of some folks here: I don't hate myself - quite the opposite, in fact. I have no false humility about the abilities with which I've been blessed. I have no false humility about what I've achieved solely through my own efforts despite pretty long odds. I am by no means arrogant; I am simply content with myself and my life, which drives people like you and Dan crazy. At 76, I have no reason to humor nutcases like you or angry buffoons like Dan. I know nothing about either one of you, but my guess would be that life hasn't turned out the way you'd hoped. If someone wants to deal with me on reasonable and reasonably normal terms, that's what they'll get back from me. If they want to play silly games, they'll get their silly games shoved back up their asses because I'm really, really good at it.

You're at least borderline insane - of this I'm convinced. There is something very, very wrong with Dan; I have no idea what it is, but he's consumed by anger and bile completely out of proportion to whatever is consuming him is worth. You both need help - badly - and a JFKA forum is probably not the place to find it. This place is little more than an outlet for your insanity and anger. I wish you well, but your problems aren't my problems and I assure you I will never again respond to anything either of you says. Rant on but shove it up your ass as far as I'm concerned.

Your infatuation with Payette is nauseating.

How and why did the evil, evil, bad guys deform it so strangely?

This is such a simple case to figure out.

All the wounds were cause by shots fired from above an behind the victims.

Three spent shells were found at a location above and behind the victims.

Two bullets were recovered.

Both the recovered bullets and all three shells were fired from a rifle found a short distance from the shells to the exclusion of all other weapons in the world.

The owner of the rifle left his fingerprints at the shooting location,

his palmprint on the barrel of the rifle,

and fibers matching his shirt on the butt plate of the rifle.

It doesn't take either Sherlock Holmes or Columbo to figure out who the assassin was. Even Inspector Clouseau could have cracked this case.

This is such a simple case to figure out. All the wounds were cause by shots fired from above an behind the victims. Three spent shells were found at a location above and behind the victims. Two bullets were recovered. Both the recovered bullets and all three shells were fired from a rifle found a short distance from the shells to the exclusion of all other weapons in the world. The owner of the rifle left his fingerprints at the shooting location, his palmprint on the barrel of the rifle, and fibers matching his shirt on the butt plate of the rifle. It doesn't take either Sherlock Holmes or Columbo to figure out who the assassin was. Even Inspector Clouseau could have cracked this case.