Cont: Jeffrey MacDonald did it. He really did. Part II
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No, he has just temporarily abandoned Jeffery MacDonald in favour of Neville Chamberlain...
wasapi
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Last seen on the Darlie Routier thread where he continues to ignore evidence.
As to the murderer, Jeffrey McDonald, is anyone aware if he has any visitors in prison that still support him? (Not counting Henri).
Known Visitors
WASAPI: Considering that inmate has stolen his brother's rightful piece of their mother's estate, the only consistent visitor is his wife. Oh, he'll get the occasional wide-eyed "journalist" to visit him, but that is about it.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
WASAPI: Considering that inmate has stolen his brother's rightful piece of their mother's estate, the only consistent visitor is his wife. Oh, he'll get the occasional wide-eyed "journalist" to visit him, but that is about it.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
Strip Mall Queen
WASAPI: From 1982-1997, inmate was being visited by various female groupies (e.g., single/married) and professionals (e.g., media types). Inmate received "services" from these women ranging from pawing one another to a few agreeing to secretly audiotape members of the prosecution team. Inmate was apparently hoping to catch James Blackburn and/or Paul Stombaugh in a "gotcha" moment.
A visitor in the mid-late 90's decided to weed the herd and by 2000, she was inmate's lone female confidant. Inmate and Kathryn MacDonald married in 2002, and she has periodically made the media rounds in the past 16 years. She is notorious for spreading falsehoods about this case and has even made attempts to get certain individuals (e.g., proponents of inmate's guilt) fired from their jobs.
In the past several years, however, the worm has turned as evidenced by Kathryn's continual run-ins with the law. It seems she has been before a Judge more times than she has appeared on radio/television talk shows. Kathryn's behaviors also led to her closing her drama school for children.
In my opinion, the seminal moment of Kathryn's bizarre inclusion in this case occurred at her husband's 2005 parole hearing. After Brian Murtagh destroyed inmate's ridiculous attempt to garner freedom, Colette's brother was granted the opportunity to speak directly to inmate and his wife. At one point, Bob Stevenson told Kathryn that she was nothing more than a "Strip Mall Queen." Classic.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
WASAPI: From 1982-1997, inmate was being visited by various female groupies (e.g., single/married) and professionals (e.g., media types). Inmate received "services" from these women ranging from pawing one another to a few agreeing to secretly audiotape members of the prosecution team. Inmate was apparently hoping to catch James Blackburn and/or Paul Stombaugh in a "gotcha" moment.
A visitor in the mid-late 90's decided to weed the herd and by 2000, she was inmate's lone female confidant. Inmate and Kathryn MacDonald married in 2002, and she has periodically made the media rounds in the past 16 years. She is notorious for spreading falsehoods about this case and has even made attempts to get certain individuals (e.g., proponents of inmate's guilt) fired from their jobs.
In the past several years, however, the worm has turned as evidenced by Kathryn's continual run-ins with the law. It seems she has been before a Judge more times than she has appeared on radio/television talk shows. Kathryn's behaviors also led to her closing her drama school for children.
In my opinion, the seminal moment of Kathryn's bizarre inclusion in this case occurred at her husband's 2005 parole hearing. After Brian Murtagh destroyed inmate's ridiculous attempt to garner freedom, Colette's brother was granted the opportunity to speak directly to inmate and his wife. At one point, Bob Stevenson told Kathryn that she was nothing more than a "Strip Mall Queen." Classic.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
Henri McPhee
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There is an article on the internet about the MacDonald case which may have been written by Fred Bost:
https://www.dvusd.org/cms/lib011/AZ01901092/Centricity/Domain/4490/Jeffery MacDonald.pdf
https://www.dvusd.org/cms/lib011/AZ01901092/Centricity/Domain/4490/Jeffery MacDonald.pdf
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Shell Game
In order to avoid addressing the mountain of inculpatory physical evidence, all of inmate's most outspoken advocates (e.g., Bost, Morris, Silverglate) played the crime scene preservation shell game. They were all aware of the impossible task of rebutting the mass of evidence pointing to inmate as being the lone perp, so they simply stated that the evidence was contaminated. O.J. Simpson's defense team played the same shell game, but unlike the jurors at inmate's trial, the jurors at the Simpson trial were swayed by this con game.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
In order to avoid addressing the mountain of inculpatory physical evidence, all of inmate's most outspoken advocates (e.g., Bost, Morris, Silverglate) played the crime scene preservation shell game. They were all aware of the impossible task of rebutting the mass of evidence pointing to inmate as being the lone perp, so they simply stated that the evidence was contaminated. O.J. Simpson's defense team played the same shell game, but unlike the jurors at inmate's trial, the jurors at the Simpson trial were swayed by this con game.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
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the shell game includes bringing up "possible" evidence (anything in the trash that was picked up before being investigated or the hospital disposing of inmate's pj trousers) as if that MEANS something. the trouble with that premise is that inmate was not convicted using evidence that WAS NOT FOUND.....he was convicted on evidence that WAS FOUND.
Henri McPhee
Illuminator
Manufactured evidence more like, and disregarding leads and suspects.
Henri McPhee
Illuminator
Blackburn in his closing argument to the jury at the 1979 trial said the conclusive evidence was that there were pajama fibers on the murder weapon. Fred Bost said that there were no pajama fibers on the murder weapon. It was manufactured evidence.
There is a bit about all this sort of thing in a letter Fred Bost sent to JTF when he was alive:
http://www.crimearchives.net/1979_macdonald/misc2/1999-02-24_bost_ltr_callahan.html
henri it has been proven REPEAT PROVEN that your comments on manufactured evidence is the only manufactured evidence in this case. 2 pajama fibers were found on the murder club, adhered to it in blood, they were removed by the CID and placed in a pill container, and all properly documented in lab notes etc. Inmate was convicted on actual evidence that was found at the scene not "hypothetical evidence" that got away.
Rinse And Repeat
After taking a brake from his usual rinse and repeat routine, Henriboy is back in full carnival barker mode. Despite his history of ignoring the following rebuttal...
In 1979, co-lead prosecutor Brian Murtagh requested an FBI re-analysis of the fibers found at the crime scene. Two dark woolen fibers were found on the club during this re-analysis. Considering the fact that these dark woolen fibers were not listed in the 1970 CID lab reports or the 1974 FBI lab reports, advocates for MacDonald felt that something was amiss.
They ultimately concluded that the two fibers listed in the initial lab reports as coming from Jeffrey MacDonald's pajamas, were actually the two dark woolen fibers listed in the 1979 FBI fiber re-analysis. In essence, advocates for MacDonald claimed that this was a classic case of fiber misidentification. The documented record says otherwise. In 1970, CID chemist Dillard Browning labeled the debris found on the club as CID Exhibit E-205.
Browning noted that two pajama fibers were found adhering to the club in Colette MacDonald's blood and he subsequently placed the two fibers in a vial. In 1974, FBI physical science technician Shirley Green labeled the debris from the club as FBI Exhibit Q89. Green placed the pajama fibers in a pillbox, and Paul Stombaugh later matched the fibers to the seam threads from Jeffrey MacDonald's pajama top.
In 1989, the FBI took two color photographs of the seam threads in the pillbox and the photographs were labeled as FBI Exhibits 76 and 77. The documented record clearly indicates that both pajama fibers and dark woolen fibers were found on the club. Dark woolen fibers were also found on Colette MacDonald's bicep and near her mouth.
In 1990, FBI hair and fibers expert Michael Malone found that these fibers differed in optical properties which meant that the fibers came from different source materials. This conclusion mirrored the chemical composition analysis of the two dark woolen fibers found on the club. The two dark woolen fibers also differed in optical properties.
Henriboy also leaves out the fact that Fred Bost admitted (e.g., Fatal Justice endnotes) that lab notes indicate the distinct possibility that BOTH dark woolen fibers and pajama fibers were found on the club.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
After taking a brake from his usual rinse and repeat routine, Henriboy is back in full carnival barker mode. Despite his history of ignoring the following rebuttal...
In 1979, co-lead prosecutor Brian Murtagh requested an FBI re-analysis of the fibers found at the crime scene. Two dark woolen fibers were found on the club during this re-analysis. Considering the fact that these dark woolen fibers were not listed in the 1970 CID lab reports or the 1974 FBI lab reports, advocates for MacDonald felt that something was amiss.
They ultimately concluded that the two fibers listed in the initial lab reports as coming from Jeffrey MacDonald's pajamas, were actually the two dark woolen fibers listed in the 1979 FBI fiber re-analysis. In essence, advocates for MacDonald claimed that this was a classic case of fiber misidentification. The documented record says otherwise. In 1970, CID chemist Dillard Browning labeled the debris found on the club as CID Exhibit E-205.
Browning noted that two pajama fibers were found adhering to the club in Colette MacDonald's blood and he subsequently placed the two fibers in a vial. In 1974, FBI physical science technician Shirley Green labeled the debris from the club as FBI Exhibit Q89. Green placed the pajama fibers in a pillbox, and Paul Stombaugh later matched the fibers to the seam threads from Jeffrey MacDonald's pajama top.
In 1989, the FBI took two color photographs of the seam threads in the pillbox and the photographs were labeled as FBI Exhibits 76 and 77. The documented record clearly indicates that both pajama fibers and dark woolen fibers were found on the club. Dark woolen fibers were also found on Colette MacDonald's bicep and near her mouth.
In 1990, FBI hair and fibers expert Michael Malone found that these fibers differed in optical properties which meant that the fibers came from different source materials. This conclusion mirrored the chemical composition analysis of the two dark woolen fibers found on the club. The two dark woolen fibers also differed in optical properties.
Henriboy also leaves out the fact that Fred Bost admitted (e.g., Fatal Justice endnotes) that lab notes indicate the distinct possibility that BOTH dark woolen fibers and pajama fibers were found on the club.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
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Henri McPhee
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That's a lie. It was forensic fraud fabricated out of whole cloth.
It Is What It Is
The following excerpt can be found on page 433 of the hardback addition of FATAL JUSTICE. Notice how Bost and Potter couldn't even get the little details (e.g., Shirley Green inventoried the fiber evidence in question, not Kathy Bond) right?
"The debris from the club had been presented to Frier and Bond in three forms: in a vial, in a pillbox, and on a slide. Apparently the two threads thought to be from the pajama top were residing in the pillbox, because Kathy Bond's initial inventory note, before any actual analyses took place, stated: "(2) Pillbox contains 2 short pc's sew thr (like blue PJ top)". An element that causes further confusion is her following notation, "(left as is)." Did this mean that Frier and Bond ignored the fibers in the pillbox, and never examined them, choosing only to examine the other materials? Perhaps. And if this is what happened, then the two "pajama" fibers were still in existence, still serving as thorns gouging the defense."
Once the FBI's color photographs of the fibers in the pillbox were published for public consumption, I realized that Bost and Potter had NEVER viewed the photographs. Adding to their incompetence is the FACT that FATAL JUSTICE was published 6 years AFTER these photographs were taken. Classic.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
The following excerpt can be found on page 433 of the hardback addition of FATAL JUSTICE. Notice how Bost and Potter couldn't even get the little details (e.g., Shirley Green inventoried the fiber evidence in question, not Kathy Bond) right?
"The debris from the club had been presented to Frier and Bond in three forms: in a vial, in a pillbox, and on a slide. Apparently the two threads thought to be from the pajama top were residing in the pillbox, because Kathy Bond's initial inventory note, before any actual analyses took place, stated: "(2) Pillbox contains 2 short pc's sew thr (like blue PJ top)". An element that causes further confusion is her following notation, "(left as is)." Did this mean that Frier and Bond ignored the fibers in the pillbox, and never examined them, choosing only to examine the other materials? Perhaps. And if this is what happened, then the two "pajama" fibers were still in existence, still serving as thorns gouging the defense."
Once the FBI's color photographs of the fibers in the pillbox were published for public consumption, I realized that Bost and Potter had NEVER viewed the photographs. Adding to their incompetence is the FACT that FATAL JUSTICE was published 6 years AFTER these photographs were taken. Classic.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
Henri McPhee
Illuminator
Frier of the FBI lab was the expert examiner concerning alleged pajama fibers on the murder weapon and he said they were black wool fibers, as well as some other fibers. Stombaugh and Kathy Bond and Shirley Green, and JTF and Byn, were pseudo experts.
Logan made a sensible comment about all this on the Google Groups forum in 1999:
Logan made a sensible comment about all this on the Google Groups forum in 1999:
Ah, What?
HENRIBOY: I always get a kick out of your disjointed talking points. Please keep being yourself, you intellectual child, you.
No loyalty to Fred Bost, eh? I provided you with an entire paragraph from his work of fiction, yet he goes from a reliable source to a "pseudo-expert?" Hilarious. When you use a 20 year old opinion presented on a forum as your main talking point, you're dealing in weak sauce. Heck, your boy Logan simply regurgitated information contained in the work of a "pseudo-expert." Logan makes no mention of...
- Inmate discarding most of the family clothing items.
- Two pajama fibers were placed in a pillbox and then photographed by the FBI.
- Animal hair was also found on the club.
- A significant number of pajama fibers were sourced to a specific portion or section of the garment.
- The two pajama seam threads found on the club were adhering to the club in Colette's blood.
- Three of the five dark woolen fibers found on Colette's body differed in chemical composition indicating multiple source materials.
- The two dark woolen fibers found on the club differed in chemical composition indicating separate source materials.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
HENRIBOY: I always get a kick out of your disjointed talking points. Please keep being yourself, you intellectual child, you.
No loyalty to Fred Bost, eh? I provided you with an entire paragraph from his work of fiction, yet he goes from a reliable source to a "pseudo-expert?" Hilarious. When you use a 20 year old opinion presented on a forum as your main talking point, you're dealing in weak sauce. Heck, your boy Logan simply regurgitated information contained in the work of a "pseudo-expert." Logan makes no mention of...
- Inmate discarding most of the family clothing items.
- Two pajama fibers were placed in a pillbox and then photographed by the FBI.
- Animal hair was also found on the club.
- A significant number of pajama fibers were sourced to a specific portion or section of the garment.
- The two pajama seam threads found on the club were adhering to the club in Colette's blood.
- Three of the five dark woolen fibers found on Colette's body differed in chemical composition indicating multiple source materials.
- The two dark woolen fibers found on the club differed in chemical composition indicating separate source materials.
http://www.macdonaldcasefacts.com
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No it is not henri and you KNOW it! You are the one who gets on the boards year after year spouting disproven and/or misleading nonsense. YOU are the one who advocates for a lying sociopathic narcissistic familial slaughterer.
You want to take me on? FINE! Do it with ACTUAL FACTS not the nonsense you keep spouting! Until you can do so, don't come after me!