[P-Marlowe]

It was weird. I found a blog where the PAB convention was mentioned and it mentioned that Berg was an exhibitor. So I found the PAB web site. They had some pictures of their last convention. I was looking for a picture of Berg in a crowd and a thumbnail jumped out at me. I clicked on it and there was Berg, smiling and pitching his invention. It was a hell of a lot better picture than anything else on the internet. I am amazed that this wasn't the picture that the AP would have used. But I don't think they did the necessary research to find it.

At any rate, the second I found this picture and put it together with some of the blog stories, I realized this guy was a real visionary broadcast professional. Whatever he was doing in Iraq, he was qualified to do it. And if by chance he was a spy, he was one of ours and he was damned good at it.

[Skywalk]

Notice also that he looks much more like the man in the video that than photo of him in the muscle shirt.

[MiniCooperChick]

That may be true but does the fact that he was a real professional negate all the weird "coincidences" and other red flags? The 9-11 terrorists knew enough to fly planes but they were still bad guys.

I'm not passing judgment right now on whether Berg was a bad guy or not, but questions still need to be answered.