[dighton]

The suggestions that Miller was interested in both sexes was backed by a medium who, when handed a shirt belonging to the bandleader, said he had 'tendencies with both sexes'.

And if that isn't solid proof, nothing is.

;-)

[hellinahandcart]

Miller, America's most famous musician, arrived at Milton Ernest Hall, near Bedford, in July 1944, supposedly to boost morale. General Dwight D Eisenhower, the Supreme Allied Commander, had demanded his presence.

On December 15, Miller and two others went missing, presumed killed, when their Norseman UC-64 crashed into the sea after taking off from RAF Twinwoods for Paris.

There you have it, a clear straight line from A to B. I wish ALL so-called journalists could connect the dots so well.

[yankeedame]

The suggestions that Miller was interested in both sexes was backed by a medium who, when handed a shirt belonging to the bandleader, said he had 'tendencies with both sexes'.

And if that isn't solid proof, nothing is.

================

LOL!!! True. True.

Oh, and by the by,where did they get one of Miller's shirts? I mean, they didn't just get it out of his dresser draw. The fellow's been dead for 60+ years.

[general_re]

And if that isn't solid proof, nothing is.

More solid than you think. This was the shirt that they gave to the medium:

:^)

[aculeus]

The Bedford Triangle, by Martin W Bowman, printed by Sutton Publishing, costs £7.99 in paperback.

Bowman or Borman? (Don't laugh, he's never been located.)

[Thinkin' Gal]

The suggestions that Miller was interested in both sexes was backed by a medium...

Wow, I can't imagine what this medium knows about the Big Bopper.

[L.N. Smithee]

The suggestions that Miller was interested in both sexes was backed by a medium who, when handed a shirt belonging to the bandleader, said he had 'tendencies with both sexes'.

Oh, come on. Talk about a biased opinion. Has anyone ever known of a medium that didn't have "tendencies with both sexes?"