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directed against North American Aviation, most of them coming from former
employees with large axes to grind. They charged the the company
with criminal neglect and mismanagement, and we investigated each
accusation thoroughly. We found that in every case we were getting
input from people who simply had personal grievances against the company,
with no evidence to back them up. 30
That's odd! One of Borman's superiors, General Phillips, had also
made a report in November, 1966 that shredded North American Aviation.
He could hardly be classified as a disgruntled employee. Speaking of classified,
Michael Gray in his book disclosed the fact that Phillip's report
was classified. 31 Borman apparently ignored that report.
Time and time again, NASA has bragged about how open NASA was.
One wonders, then, who classified this report What could it possibly
have had to do with national security No wonder that Bill Kaysing was
never able to obtain a copy. To paraphrase an old saying, the "TOP
SECRET" stamp, because it reflects patriotism, has always been the last
refuge of scoundrels.
On April 27, 1967 the 204 Board was still in the process of almost
learning new things. A low level employee named Thomas Baron had
already testified in Washington and now was a target for NASA's ire. His
voluminous reports were day by day accounts of North American's screwups
and were written years earlier. It seems very strange that both Baron's
and Phillips' reports disappeared. After accepting his reports, the 204
Board wrote off his testimony.
By the very next evening Baron, his wife and stepdaughter would all be
dead. The two women were totally innocent but, maybe, that's what they
get for associating with a NASA whistle-blower.
One of the common accidents to governmentally sensitive folks in
Florida is the old railroad crossing gambit. There are lots of semi-deserted
country roads and active railroad tracks in Florida. Usually after the
grisly event, the bodies are found by someone so powerful that he can
have them immediately cremated, frequently before an autopsy can be
performed—which is contrary to Florida state law. And they used to tell
us horror stories about the KGB! I no longer live in Florida so if they
come after me for writing these words they will have to think up a new
method.
And please note: I am not suicidal. I say that because suicide is a common
cause of death in this context. For instance there is a suspicion that
another casualty of NASA is Mrs. Pat White, who committed suicide a few
years alter her husband's cremation. From post-mortem reports—she wasn't
suicidal cither. Low level whistle blowers die like flies and yet, General
Phillips, goes on to head NASA after he told basically the same story.