Saturday, December 08, 2007

Fur bearing critter I never thought I'd live to see myself refered to as an "map bearing theorist", but there you have it. ravenman71 at bs dot.com. gets the cite on that one. Poetry is only loaded prose. That said, he goes on to totally misstate the facts of my investigation which I'm forced to correct here, because I'm banished from that forum. Gone but not forgotten, it seems. I've already forgot what, so I'll just ask the question. Who's name is it? Maurrice Clement? Who's #2 on the shit list? Who was the suspect in the FBI files, if not Ed Burns? BDS Jack counts letters and spaces, both known and used methods of decryption of FOIA documents. All those little tricks work, you see? But I approached the case from a different direction, call it my map-bearing theory. Flatly stated, my theory was no different what Larry Harnish states above, that the location was the key to the mystery. "...a deliberate choice", Larry is probably quoting Douglas, there. "Much too deliberate", I thought. I then established, in as precise a manner as possible, the global position data of the body,as it was left by the killer that morning and formed an algorithm around it. Ed, you see, wanted the police to capture him and waited, but have not, and he was too much of a coward to turn himself in so he took this way out. But, It wasn't until last August that I found Edwin F. Burn's Army induction which also matches the FBI suspect to five or six congruent points, successfully closing that particular line of inquiry.  Johnson's ID; "Barnes and wife". 11:09:35 AM    comment