Posted on 06/02/2004 8:22:33 AM PDT by tang-soo
Go to the broadcast archives here and click on the Friday May 28 show. Move the slide bar to 1:17 (one hour and 17 minutes).
You will hear a rather incredible interview of Jack Cashill who has written a book on the death of Ron Brown named "Ron Brown's Body". A key source he uses is Brown business partner, confidant and mistress Yolanda Hill.
His co-author is former naval medical examiner photographer Kathleen Janoski. She is also interviewed via phone by Quinn.
Cashill discusses bribes from Viet Nam, payments from Loral's Bernard Schwartz, how he tried to protect his son from investigation by threatening clinton (just before his death), AWACS data indicating a spoofing that led to the crash, the death of stewardess Shelly Kelly, the storm of the century (that wasn't), the "suicide" of the ground navigator, the non autopsy, the missing head x-rays - revealed later that they were destroyed.
Cashill discusses the incredible cooperation from the US Air Force that waived the high cost of production and shipping (four large boxes) of the documents they "quickly" shipped via his FOIA. ie the implication is that somebody really really wanted him to have the information.
This is quite an interview
Yikes, the show that has this interview is the one
from Tuesday June 1. Sorry about that.
I heard this guy on the radio this morning. Great timing for his book, with the Clinton memoirs about to come out. It'll make hard for the liberals to say , "Geez, when are you guys gonna leave Clinton alone?". I'm buying Casshill's book.
bump for later
Was on coast to coast AM last night also
Last night he also got on to TWA800 and he really ripped Richard Clark on this (Cashill states Richard Clark talks about TWA800 it his book)
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