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Date Posted: 03:43:46 06/05/11 Sun
Author: Pat C Cash
Author Host/IP: cpc2-hawk1-0-0-cust806.aztw.cable.virginmedia.com / 82.32.99.39
Subject: Love Thirty
In reply to: Linda 's message, "Re: July 2nd 1969" on 15:21:19 06/04/11 Sat

Never heard that story about Frank's daughter. Where on earth did you see that email?

Stating “There are dangerous people there!” only reinforces my belief that Frank was not a major player. In fact, he was your Lee Harvey Oswald, the patsy who would have taken the rap for Brian's death had the investigation concluded (as it should have done from the 'evidence' of the 'witnesses') that Frank was the most likely, and lone suspect. In my opinion, those 'dangerous people' made it clear to Frank what would happen had he not played the part they insisted he play.

Another email from a daughter came to Gerry Seda when she was contacted by one of Tom Keylock's gals, informing Gerry of Tom's death - a couple of days after Tom was safely six foot under! Coincidentally, his obituary in all the leading papers, The Times, The Telegraph and Guardian didn't appear until the funeral had taken place. Just what warranted TK an obit. in all of these heavyweight papers, is just another mysterious fact!

What are the variations you've heard?

You must be getting excited/nervous about your move?
Have you drawn any pics of your old place? Or indeed your new place? I'm kinda thinking that would be a cathartic exercise? It must be mind blowing to live outside of your home state for the first time? Are you going to live nearer your brother? Or even if you care to enlarge: Why the move? xx

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