On the Hunt

These 1985 articles from USA Today concern Mark Lane's allegations that the CIA, and more specifically Watergate doofus E Howard Hunt, had their sticky paw prints all over the murder of President Kennedy.

The above note is from the January 29 issue.

This is from the February 7 issue.  Grumpy Hunt wasn't libeled by the first trial, says the second trial.  I don't know if Hunt ever received the $650K awarded by the first courtroom tussle, or if this go-round made him give it back.

We both know that no "official" records remain of any off-the-books involvement by any members of the trench-coat gang.

Wink-wink, say no more!

  

But Do You Support the Pathologists?

This article from the May 20, 1992 Oklahoman drags the doctors who worked on the second- or third-hand JFK corpse to the side of the Warren Commission.

While a doctor with kewl tewls and lotsa info might be able to proclaim that two (only two, to quote Bill Cosby) killed the body in question, these medicos were neither adept at their tasks, nor in control of the procedure.

Military and civilians in the peanut gallery during the procedures (more than one might have occurred) gave orders to the docs.  Full X-rays of the entire body were either not done or not shown to these supposedly authoritative docs.

And, of course, there's no way that someone in receipt of a murder victim can know how many people did the deed (unless there were only one easy-to-assess wound).

What do you think?  More on the supposed medical authorities and the unreliable government treatment of its recent boss anon.

See you Monday!

  

JFK Came Back!

That is, at least once!

That's according to this August 7, 1984 article from The Examiner.

Some of this month -- heck, maybe all this month -- I'll be sharing various angles on the murder of our 35th president.  If you believe the government's one-lone-nut line, you are ingenuous or uninformed.  I don't know the answer, but there was enough pussyfooting before and after the murder, performed by entities uncontrolled by Oswald, to indicate that it wasn't a simple loser-seeks-fame-by-killing-big-man.

That's not to say that I believe in the folderol of the above article.  It's just silly fun.

See you on Thursday!
  

A Tolkien Naysayer

In a column called "Between the Lines," a Maryland scholar says he doesn't like The Lord of the Rings very much.

This is from the journal America of February 18, 1967.  If such heresy were expressed today, would Father Schroth be burned at the stake or tarred and feathered?

See you Monday.  Hope you've sufficiently recovered from BLOG-O-WEEN 2022!

  

Get into the Motion, Monsters!

Yes, we end this year's BLOG-O-WEEN with another new music comp!  The results of the dissection are:

01 - Come On! - Zombina and the Skeletones - 2003  (2:26)

01 - Come On! - Zombina and the Skeletones - 2003  (2:26)

02 - Monsters Everywhere - Bloodshot Bill - 2003  (1:27)

03 - Dracula's Daughter - Screaming Lord Sutch - 1964  (3:37)

04 - Mummy Walk - Bo Diddley - 1965  (2:16)

05 - Walk Like a Zombie - HorrorPops - 2005  (4:04)

06 - Zoola Zooky - Johnny Alderson - 1963  (2:24)

07 - Frankystein - Los Rockin Devil's - 1967  (2:46)

08 - Ghost Guitars - Baron Daemon & the Vampires - 1963  (2:22)

09 - The Cool Gool - Sharkey Todd and His Monsters - 1959  (2:00)

10 - The Monster's Bride - Miss L Louise Lewis - 1962  (1:49)

11 - Dancing with Mr D - The Rolling Stones - 1973  (4:48)

12 - Dracula's Tango - Toto Coelo - 1982  (4:39)

13 - Jam at the Mortuary - Griz Green - 1965  (2:53)

14 - Zombies' March - The Mao Tse Tung Experience - 1991  (3:59)

15 - I'm Dracula - Plastik - 1982  (2:28)

16 - Graveyard - F L Wray - 1962  (2:54)

17 - Frankenstein Baby - Mad Jack and the Hatters - 2011  (3:07)

18 - Dry Bones Twist - The Drivers - 1962  (2:44)

19 - Furry Happy Monsters - REM and The Muppets - 1998  (3:26)

20 - Monster Motion - Bobby Boris Pickett & the Crypt-Kickers - 1962  (2:31)

21 - Mr Frankenstein - Peter and the Wolves - 1961  (2:55)

22 - Old Boris - Bela la Goldenstein - 1962  (2:13)

23 - Frankenstein - The Cadillacs - 1962  (2:47)

24 - Creatures' Nite Out - The Rockets - 2000  (2:34)

25 - Monster Bossa Nova - Gene Moss - 1964  (2:06)

26 - Dead Boyfriend - The Monarchs - 1995  (1:45)

27 - Draculena - Aaron McNeil - 1964  (2:34)

28 - Rock Until You Drop (from The Monster Squad) - Michael Sembello - 1987  (3:01)

This compilation takes its inspiration from Track 20, a rockin' little number from a little Massachusetts kid of some later note.  Don't step on the Wolf Man's tail!

https://www.filefactory.com/file/n1nqukfcwk/MA-143.rar

That's the end of this year's BLOG-O-WEEN, kiddies! See ya on Thursday with another bit of delectability! I'm buggin' out for now, it's kinda dead around here!