One of the most discouraging parts of the JFK assassination debate is that some conspiracy theorists are just plain nasty. I've written about this here and here.
The latest to join the ranks of the nasty is Vince Palamara.
I recently posted the Secret Service survey report for JFK's cancelled trip to Chicago in November, 1963. It was long thought to be destroyed by the Secret Service but I found it in the National Archives during my trip last August.
For some reason Secret Service expert Vince Palamara never found this file at NARA. But he found it interesting enough to take my .jpgs and add them to his website.
And here is how he introduces this document:
I hate to give credit for this to a certain person, but I must (for honesty’s sake): ole Fred Nitwit found these documents within other HSCA docs.
And there you have it -- the childish insult. I guess people think they are being clever by slightly changing my name. But we all know what this really is.
So, Vince, please remove the insult. And show us that you actually have some class.
I'm not going to hold my breath.
Previous Relevant Blog Posts on Vince Palamara
Palamara's new book on a supposed plot in Chicago leads to Lloyd John Wilson.
A look at Homer Echeverria.
A look at the origin of the supposed plot.
An examination of Palamara's first eight pieces of corroborating evidence for the plot.
An examination of Palamara's second eight pieces of corroborating evidence for the plot.
Vince's responses to my posts just confirm that he has no case.
Palamara just repeats factoids about Cherami that appear in other conspiracy books.
Palamara just repeats factoids about Nagell that appear in other conspiracy books.
Palamara likes the Dinkin story so much he used it in three books.