Questions for Tom Alyea

[Walt Cakebread]

Alyea was shocked by police reports ? some written by officers who he said weren't even there ? that failed to mention how the crime scene was treated in the early, hectic phase of the case.

"The lies," Alyea said. "The lies bother me. The historical record is not accurate."

To set the facts straight, Alyea has written a five-chapter manuscript, complete with never-before-seen photos from inside the Book Depository. But it remains unpublished.

Making it impossible to corroborate parts of his account, much of the footage Alyea took that day was left on the cutting room floor and apparently thrown away, its significance not appreciated at the time.

"I wish I hadn't been the only one with a camera inside the building that day," he said. "If there had been more cameras, all the facts would be known.

"I didn't want a scoop. This wasn't a scoop; this was history."

Alyea has written a five-chapter manuscript,


Alyea has published a manuscript.....I have a copy of it and I believe it's been presented on line.....   Can someone please provide a link to Tom Alyea's manudcript?

Tom Alyea knew that the "investigators" were lying....  The were not investigators at all...they were a cover up committee....