When did Marsh pass away?

As best I can determine, it was shortly before John McAdams passed away. Tony was probably the most prolific poster on that forum. He would sometimes make dozens of posts a day. In the final year of that forum's existence, Tony's posts began being filled with mistyped words. He hinted that it was difficult for him to type without saying why but I suspect he might have had a stroke. About a month or two before John passed away, Tony had ceased posting altogether and one couldn't help but think the worst. Some people searched for an online obituary but didn't find one for Tony so maybe he survived but was no longer capable of posting at all. To the best of my knowledge, no one found any evidence since that time that Tony was still among the living.

I mentioned this when I did Fred Litwin's podcast that while I disagreed with the conclusions Tony reached regarding the JFKA, he had better command of the facts than anyone I have ever come across on either side of the question of conspiracy. It was the thought process he applied to all that knowledge that I could not agree with. One example of some of the minutia Tony was aware of is when I made the statement that Marrion Baker did not write the statement he signed but that somebody had typed it up for him to sign. Tony corrected me and informed me that the statement was not typed but handwritten. Who would know something like that. Apparently, Tony did.

UPDATE: I just did a search of Massachusetts public records looking to see if Tony Marsh had passed away and when. In order to get the report I would have to pay $1 and I'm too much of a cheapskate to do that. Maybe if someone else is curious, they can pay for the report.

   Good Luck in your being seated on any jury involving a Shooting of any kind.

I already have been. The prosecution never attempted to recreate the shooting and the defense never demanded that they do that. We found the accused guilty anyway.

I have always distance myself from the MAGA supporters who tried to reverse the results of the 2020 election. Just as many Democrat dispute the legitimacy of the 2000 and 2004 elections, MAGA has the right to their opinion as well. However, once the Congress certified the electoral college result, the game was over. The result was official and nothing was going to change it.

This past weekend, there was a very controversial ending to the Western Michigan/Michigan football game and many people, myself included, think Western Michigan got screwed. I didn't buy the Big 10's defense of how the replay was handled and it appears the replay officials did not follow established protocols when they decided to put one more second back on the clock. This gave Michigan one more play which they used to throw a game winning TD pass.

Yesterday, the Mid-American Conference appealed to the NCAA to reverse the outcome of the game. As much as I believe the wrong decision was made and the wrong team won, the outcome cannot be reversed. By rule, once the referee declares the game over, it's over. Whether we are talking about sports or politics, even if you think your side got screwed, once the outcome has been decided, there is no reversing it. When Congress certified the electoral college count in January 2021, the result was official and there was no legal means to reverse it. At some point you simply have to accept the outcome, no matter how much you believe it was wrong. From that point on, I think Trump and his followers, of which I am one, should have put it in the rearview mirror and moved on.

    Maybe you missed it, but they also announced that the TIME CLOCK displayed on the stadium scoreboard and on TV is NOT THE OFFICIAL TIME CLOCK. The OFFICIAL TIME CLOCK is kept inna bunker somewhere. With Sports Gambling extending well down into the college ranks, This Revelation of a Star Chamber Time Clock is a major problem.

my thinking is if you can somehow tie current events to the events of ‘that day’, well…
beats a lot of other silly threads people post around here, and the comments therein.

I have always distance myself from the MAGA supporters who tried to reverse the results of the 2020 election. Just as many Democrat dispute the legitimacy of the 2000 and 2004 elections, MAGA has the right to their opinion as well. However, once the Congress certified the electoral college result, the game was over. The result was official and nothing was going to change it.

This past weekend, there was a very controversial ending to the Western Michigan/Michigan football game and many people, myself included, think Western Michigan got screwed. I didn't buy the Big 10's defense of how the replay was handled and it appears the replay officials did not follow established protocols when they decided to put one more second back on the clock. This gave Michigan one more play which they used to throw a game winning TD pass.

Yesterday, the Mid-American Conference appealed to the NCAA to reverse the outcome of the game. As much as I believe the wrong decision was made and the wrong team won, the outcome cannot be reversed. By rule, once the referee declares the game over, it's over. Whether we are talking about sports or politics, even if you think your side got screwed, once the outcome has been decided, there is no reversing it. When Congress certified the electoral college count in January 2021, the result was official and there was no legal means to reverse it. At some point you simply have to accept the outcome, no matter how much you believe it was wrong. From that point on, I think Trump and his followers, of which I am one, should have put it in the rearview mirror and moved on.