I have a chance for an interview!

So, I met this real nice 90-year-old lady, her name is Alleen, and it turns out... she was an EEG tech at the Parkland Hospital when Kennedy was brought in! And she says, she's never been hounded by the media or even any researchers, because she was basically a nobody, just a lowly tech at a time when there were dozens of important doctors running around in the hallways... But she remembers a lot of stuff. She has a real interesting story, it sounds like - I only got to talk to her for a while, and I didn't want to seem pushy or anything, but she started telling me how she was in the middle of an assessment when the phone rang and the person on the other end told her to drop what she was doing and go to the ER, and she told the person "I can't do that, I'm with a patient", and the person said, "do it, and don't ask questions". So... in three weeks I may have an opportunity to spend some time with her, and she's very gracious, I'm sure she'll consent to an actual "interview" on the specific topic of Parkland that day....

So like - what should I ask her?   

What don't we know about Parkland, that we'd like to find out?

nonsqtr wrote:So, I met this real nice 90-year-old lady, her name is Alleen, and it turns out... she was an EEG tech at the Parkland Hospital when Kennedy was brought in! And she says, she's never been hounded by the media or even any researchers, because she was basically a nobody, just a lowly tech at a time when there were dozens of important doctors running around in the hallways... But she remembers a lot of stuff. She has a real interesting story, it sounds like - I only got to talk to her for a while, and I didn't want to seem pushy or anything, but she started telling me how she was in the middle of an assessment when the phone rang and the person on the other end told her to drop what she was doing and go to the ER, and she told the person "I can't do that, I'm with a patient", and the person said, "do it, and don't ask questions". So... in three weeks I may have an opportunity to spend some time with her, and she's very gracious, I'm sure she'll consent to an actual "interview" on the specific topic of Parkland that day....

So like - what should I ask her?   

What don't we know about Parkland, that we'd like to find out?

Well, I would really love to track down the name of the former Cuban employee as well as the full name orderly named "Hosey":

To: Chief Stevenson


Captain Fritz


Subject: Information on threats against President Kennedy


The wife of Detective RE Abbott said that a former employee at Parkland Hospital was heard by Mrs Johnson on the admission desk and a orderly named HOSEY saying that President Kennedy would be killed. The former employee was a Cuban. 


His name can be furnished by Mr Morgan, who is Mrs Abbott's supervisor.


OA Jones Captain of Police

How about pictures? Any pictures we'd like to show her? "Hey, did you run into this person while you were there?"

nonsqtr wrote:So, I met this real nice 90-year-old lady, her name is Alleen, and it turns out... she was an EEG tech at the Parkland Hospital when Kennedy was brought in! And she says, she's never been hounded by the media or even any researchers, because she was basically a nobody, just a lowly tech at a time when there were dozens of important doctors running around in the hallways... But she remembers a lot of stuff. She has a real interesting story, it sounds like - I only got to talk to her for a while, and I didn't want to seem pushy or anything, but she started telling me how she was in the middle of an assessment when the phone rang and the person on the other end told her to drop what she was doing and go to the ER, and she told the person "I can't do that, I'm with a patient", and the person said, "do it, and don't ask questions". So... in three weeks I may have an opportunity to spend some time with her, and she's very gracious, I'm sure she'll consent to an actual "interview" on the specific topic of Parkland that day....

So like - what should I ask her?   

What don't we know about Parkland, that we'd like to find out?

Did you ever get your opportunity for the interview?

Oh yes, update please!

I once found a woman who was 14 on 22/nov/63 and she and a girl friend skipped school to see the president in Dealey Plaza. No-one knew they were there. I noticed her comment about being there on a photo on facebook. I messaged her and asked her about it. She firmly believed the official story but had never been interviewed.
I asked if she would be comfortable if someone asked her a few questions for history and she said she was but then I never heard from her again...
Bummer...
I do hope you got to talk to this woman. I really think that all of the witness accounts, big and small are priceless.

We are scheduling the interview this morning!

nonsqtr wrote:We are scheduling the interview this morning!

Excellent!