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| Kent Steadman |
 Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 10:28 am Post subject: THE STRANGE STORY OF THE NASA CAVEMAN
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| RadioMan |
Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 11:02 am Post subject: THE STRANGE STORY OF THE NASA CAVEMAN
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Airborne
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Freud said, "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar". No problem believing that this was an individual with some unresolved personal "issues".
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Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 11:34 am Post subject: THE STRANGE STORY OF THE NASA CAVEMAN
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Shape Shifter
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Investigation?
Kind of vague for an "investigation."
| Quote: | | A science website had done an article on the Nasa Caveman, and later interviewed him at his job at Nasa. |
Link?
| Quote: | | Apparently, a missing person’s report was filed by the new wife, a day before his death. |
| Quote: | | There was also a substantial life insurance policy. |
So is anyone investigating that connection?
| Quote: | | He brought both her, her ex-husband, who she still was friendly with, and the children, back with him to his home in the States. |
He brought both the new wife AND her ex-husband? No one finds that strange?
| Quote: | | Apparently, from remarks made by his new wife, he had some problems at work, the night before his death. |
What problems? I assume the new wife is still around to interview?
| Quote: | | So, whether it was a murder or a suicide, we still have a story of a man who worked for Nasa found in a Cave in Ohio, and less than 8 months later, was found dead in a State Park in Florida. |
I agree, generally, suicide doesn't happen three days after taking a new bride. Unless, of course, he learned something about her that made him regret doing so.
Lots of questions. Still a strange story.... |
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| Mak |
Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 8:08 pm Post subject: THE STRANGE STORY OF THE NASA CAVEMAN
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If we had a copy of the autopsy report that would help. However, it this report seems to indicate more the one gunshot wound. That in itself is suspect. And I would probably wonder about the new wife and her ex-husband first given the few details outlined in this story. And I would want to read the forenics report on the handguns and site of death as well.
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| Kent Steadman |
Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 8:28 pm Post subject: THE STRANGE STORY OF THE NASA CAVEMAN
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| Quote: | | If we had a copy of the autopsy report that would help. However, it this report seems to indicate more the one gunshot wound. That in itself is suspect. And I would probably wonder about the new wife and her ex-husband first given the few details outlined in this story. And I would want to read the forenics report on the handguns and site of death as well. |
Such need for viewable evidence is understood. In fact many of the public-attainable reports are in hand. If anyone has an idea to best release such documents in an appropriate and legal manner please contact the researcher
ljanwils@shaw.ca
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