From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Daniel Hopsicker is a friend of mine and a true patriot. He's also a personal friend of Debbie Seal, and has seen the trauma her sons have caused her as they seem to be trying to emulate the most sordid side of their father's persona. In 1960 my brother John and his best friend (Barry Seal) flew to Lacombe, La., to meet with David Ferry. John didn't know who Ferry was (he was just a very strange-looking man, according to John) at the time. When they arrived, Ferry was sitting in folding chair in front of a Civil Air Patrol formation (comprised of hi-school-aged boys). Seal talked to Ferry for about 10 mins while John stood far enough away not to overhear their conversation. Ferry was a full-time Eastern Airlines commercial pilot, a part-time CIA operative, and commander of the New Orleans Civil Air Patrol unit at the time. He used the CAP to lure boys into his gay love ring. That morning John also noticed a "platoon" of "Cuban-looking" men (he said they looked like Castro or Che Guevara), dressed in military fatigues, standing around on the tarmac at Lacombe. Daniel and I both believe that the CIA was working closely with anti-Castro Cubans at that time, and that they were being trained by Special Forces people in the woods near Lacombe. One of the boys in Ferry's CAP unit was "Lee Oswald." Some of us (I can't speak for Daniel) believe that Lee Oswald (Harvey was his middle name) had become romantically involved with Ferry, and that later, after he got married, Ferry threatened to spill the beans on Oswald. That, coupled with a few other things (time won't permit me to write about here), spells "P-a-t-s-y." Oswald did not kill JFK. The CIA did. And Seal may well have flown the getaway plane for the real assassins. Daniel's research indicates that. Daniel has done a yeoman's job of researching these things. I won't steal his thunder, but when his book "Barry and the Boys" comes out, I can assure you the read will be worth the effort. Richmond --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ---------------------------- ONElist: your connection to people who share your interests. ------------------------------------------------------------------------
