Does anyone know who said this?

And, of course, I don't even have the direct quote.

It was someone at a conference many moons ago that said each researcher should become an expert on a particular segment of the case. In this way we could be better quipped to destroy the WC.

I know it's somewhere in my notes at home (I'm at work now, of course) and just wondered if anyone had it off the top of their heads.

Thanks!

"The assassination is very broad, lots of names, lots of sub-events," he advised.  "Focus on just one area and find out all you can about it." – Penn Jones

Ernest, Barry (2010-12-18). The Girl On The Stairs: My Search For A Missing Witness To The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy (p. 93). Amazon.com. Kindle Edition.

Stan Dane wrote:"The assassination is very broad, lots of names, lots of sub-events," he advised.  "Focus on just one area and find out all you can about it." – Penn Jones

Ernest, Barry (2010-12-18). The Girl On The Stairs: My Search For A Missing Witness To The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy (p. 93). Amazon.com. Kindle Edition.

Stan,

Yes! I do believe that is the one I was trying to recall.

You have proved to be useful as well as decorative. Something I am certain your wife knows too well.