Who Exactly was Ron Pataky and did he Kill Dorothy Kilgallen

[Bill Chapman]

Congrats on such an intelligent response.

'rave on' says Waldo

Seems the grumpy old bugger just invited you to a rave
Or maybe he's channeling Buddy Holly

[Walt Cakebread]

'rave on' says Waldo

Seems the grumpy old bugger just invited you to a rave
Or maybe he's channeling Buddy Holly

I think you mean Carl Perkins....

[Paul May]

I think you mean Carl Perkins....

How embarrassing for the conspiracy side. You do absolutely no research, depending on YouTube video’s. What a shock.

[Ray Mitcham]

I think you mean Carl Perkins....

As far as I'm aware, Perkins never released a version of "Rave on". But i remember Buddy Holly's version coming out in 1958, a couple of weeks after the Manchester United Air disaster at Munich.

[Walt Cakebread]

As far as I'm aware, Perkins never released a version of "Rave on". But i remember Buddy Holly's version coming out in 1958, a couple of weeks after the Manchester United Air disaster at Munich.

So we've jumped off track once again.....  I thought it was Carl Perkins who sang.. " Rave on cat's,  I'm with ya, rave on cats he cried....It's almost dawn, and the cops are gone, so let's all get Dixie fried"

[Bill Chapman]

I think you mean Carl Perkins....

Perkin's 'rave on' was a refrain in 'Dixie Fried'
I prefer Buddy Holly's version.

[Jerry Freeman]

Meanwhile...It was her criticism of the official story that must have absolutely riled the insiders [certainly including LBJ]-----
 

The official investigation being conducted of the assassination, she insisted in her widely syndicated columns, was pitifully inadequate. The assassination, she told friends, “had to be a conspiracy.” Kilgallen’s columns were also disdainful of a second FBI theory (also widely accepted by the media) that Jack Ruby, the sleazy owner of a honky-tonk strip joint who murdered the handcuffed Oswald in a Dallas police station on live TV two days after JFK’s assassination, was not involved in organized crime and had shot Oswald for purely personal reasons and without the knowledge, encouragement or assistance of anyone. There was, Kilgallen asserted, “something queer” about the killing of Oswald. Jack Ruby, she maintained, was a gangster with ties to local police, and his murder of Oswald was a Mafia rub-out. In a column published exactly one week after the President’s assassination, Kilgallen wrote: “I’d like to know how, in a big, smart town like Dallas, a man like Jack Ruby...can stroll in and out of police headquarters as if it was a health club at a time when a small army of law enforcers is keeping a ‘tight security guard’ on Oswald. Security! What a word for it!  

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