Greetings,
I've been away from the forum for a week or so and wanted to comment further on the release of all the cascio tracks but was busy traveling. Basically I held back siding with the doubters because when I was a younger man I believed, based upon the enormity of the evidence as I saw it, that JFK was assassinated as part of an inside job ala Oliver Stone's film. Later I read Vincent Bugliosi's "Four Days in November: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy" which proves without any reasonable doubt that the official story was sound and that, to my complete disbelief, Oswald was the lone gunman. Circumstantial evidence and ambiguities made the case lean in favor of conspiracy theorists of course, but Bugliosi's book clears it all up to my satisfaction--indeed, the book has more or less killed the conspiracy. In any event, my reserve with respect to the conspiracy of Malachi Cupeta and Eddie Cascio (and perhaps Teddy Riley, Porte, and Sony) was in part the result of having believed for so many years that JFK was killed by CIA black ops. Then, I heard the leaks. . . What truly sold me that it was indeed Malachi was a single word: "dangerous" in the "Water" track. . . This is so unmistakably Malachi that I even now question the innocence of Riley and Porte. No one could mistake this for Michael. It was as if Malachi wasn't even trying. . .
Sorry to bore the members with this personal tale, I just thought a few might appreciate it. . .
Yukon
