Hello Forum New Member Tommy Wilkens

Hello members.My name is Tommy Wilkens from St Augustine Florida. I am a researcher/writer and I am presently working on a historical manuscript "Walking The Razor's Edge" The Willem Oltmans and George de Mohrenschildt Story.This fascinating and unique story that has been long over looked by readers from around the world can finally be given a second look at the Dutch journalists findings. Traveling on four separate research and study trips to Den Haag The Netherlands to do an en depth study of the Willem Oltmans archives yielded an enormous amount of material concerning George de Mohrenschildt's involvement in the plot to murder John Kennedy.The Oltmans archives were a vast collection of bound diary type binders that Oltmans preserved over his entire journalistic career.In that collection we found hundreds of  hand written notes and personal hand written letters from de Mohrenschildt to Oltmans that spanned over a ten year intimate friendship.Our study and manuscript once released in book form will reveal a much more focused picture of the mysteries George de Mohrenschildt. I look forward to participating in this forum and I hope to be a contributing member.

Welcome, Tommy!

Thanks for the welcome Stan....

Welcome to the forum Tommy. Hope to see you around.

Thank you Carmine.You will see me around some here.I have a lot of information to bring to the forum.I have studied this case for many many years and moved out of the arm chair researcher role.The files and hand written notes and letters we found in The Netherlands was very close to the center of this case.Thanks again Carmine

Welcome Tommy.

I lived in St. Augustine for 6 years about 8 life times ago.

Thanks MM,,,Oldest city in America..Quaint little fishing village with a drinking problem !!!!

Hello Tommy and Hilde, glad to have you on board.

I was contacted two or three years back by the local cameraman hired by Bill O'Reily when he was chasing down deM. He told me that the inquest was a joke and that Bludworth had no previous experience in these types of things and was using it purely for political gain.

Thanks Greg.We are glad to be here and contribute our findings to the forum. The coroners inquest for the death of George de Mohrenschildt was filled with unanswered questions.The whole thing was strange.When I spoke with Mark Lane about the coroners inquest ,and he was present that day,he told me he was glad someone was looking into it because the whole thing was strange and unusual. In our manuscript we bring out a lot of very strange things that happened that day in Palm Beach County Florida the day   George de Mohrenschildt died ...

Hello Tommy (and Hilde), welcome. Wow, a real researcher! (I aspire to that, so far I'm just a lowly computer geek).  Your studies sound fascinating and I can't wait to read about them. Just out of quick curiosity, does a fellow named William Pawley get on your radar screen in the deMohrenschildt story? Seems they had some common interest, him 'n' George (politically and otherwise).

Welcome Tommy.