[BeAChooser]

I don't have to name them.

You NEVER do. You NEVER can. Name them, otherwise we might just think they don't exist.

Afterall, you claimed to have believed "others" who you said convinced you that Brown wasn't murdered. But you never could come up with even one name ... other than eventually citing Ken Starr, who we all know never had anything to do with the Brown case. I think you are BOGUS, Howlin.

As FIJC says, there were a LOT Of people there; lots of people remember it differently. We shall see.

Oh I see. So now we to believe another poster who won't post names. In fact, how are we to know you and she are not one and the same? Afterall, you both like to quote definitions and you both don't want to be posted to by ChaseR.

I have written to Mr. Keene to ask him his side of the story.

Is this like when you said you were going to "write" to that democRAT Congresswoman a while back who you cited as the reason you don't believe Brown was murdered? I guess she never got back to you, did she, because you never said another word about her.

[Howlin]

Hey, I just found out who killed Ron Brown.....and guess who told me? Larry Klayman himself!

"Alleging the existence of forensic evidence of murder, he explained, "Everybody in that lab believed there was a round hole the size of a .45 caliber bullet." (In one TV interview, Klayman suggested the killer was "perhaps the president himself."

From this article

[Howlin]

The reason I didn't name them are because they are people who were involved in the show itself.

Pardon me if I take their word over yours.

[humbletheFiend]

I have heard many theories about why Ron Brown was murdered. The one that sounds most persuasive to me is that Clinton shot him when he caught Brown trying to cheat Clinton in a game of Monopoly.

But the exact details are still kind of fuzzy.