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Barry, let it go. This is like a drive by shooting where baby gets killed. We are as much at fault as Stone, we are the ones who made it a big deal, when in fact it is bullshit, not worth dying for, and clearly not worth this mans's extremely valuable life. Nobody gives a shit about the WKPP or what we have done, any more than they will give a shit about Stone in two weeks. It is what it is, leave it alone. We have our own rules and methods, and we just need to follow them to avoid this happening to us, and we need to move on. Nobody listened to us in the past, they are not going to start now, and now it makes no difference. Let's concentrate on ourselves. There is nothing you can say to TV that will help the situation, tell them to go jump. This is not a good outcome for any of us. Miller, Barry wrote: > > News Channel 27 wants to do an interview with me tommorrow and I need to > know what I can say without being sued. My instinct is to hammer Stone into > the dirt where he belongs for killing this guy. The reason they are going > to talk to me is because I calleed them. They reported the death using > footage I gave them for a story they did for the WKPP. The way they > reported it, it looked like it was the WKPP that killed somebody, so I had > to call to get them strait. > > Barry > > At 08:51 PM 2/15/99 -0500, kirvine@sa*.ne* wrote: > >It is one thing to dive these things deep where you have scores of > >breaths between you and hypoxia, and diluent to count breathe if you are > >worried about hyperoxia, but diving it shallow is just plain a roll of > >the dice, especially for some part-timer. I can not believe that Stone > >had this guy in the water let alone on that rebreather. I suppose he had > >the requisite training, or does it not matter since this scumbag is home > >free now anyway, and has gone over eveyone's head who might be able to > >enforce some common sense upon him, and nobody associated with that > >project knows their ass from a hole in the ground in the first place. > > > > This farce has gone far enough - the State needs to wake the hell up > >and shut that asshole down. He has proven how iresponsible and stupid he > >is, time for the boot. > > > >John R. Rose wrote: > >> What's going to be Stone's story this time? That Kendell was > >> too stupid to set the set-point correctly? Or maybe his diabetes > >> affected his ability to properly set the setpoint? Hmmm, if this > >> goes to court he may have a hard time convincing a jury that a > >> Nobel prize winner lacks the intellectual capacity to operate > >> the RB. I suppose that he could offer the fact that Kendell WAS > >> diving the CIS in the first place as corroborating evidence of his > >> lack of mental capacity at the time. > >> > >> -John > >> > >> > Just got of the phone with a inside source, The victim was Mr. > Kenndell, and > >> > he was on a Cis-Lunar RB, and he is confirmed died. They are claiming > that > >> > the 0-2 set point was not set properly, and yes, he did die in shallow > >> > water. Thats all I know for now. > >> > > >> > Mike Bruic > >> > > >> > > >> > -----Original Message----- > >> > From: Scarabin, Brent <BrentScarabin@ne*.co*> > >> > To: Cost effective home improvement <freeattic@co*.ci*.uf*.ed*> > >> > Date: Monday, February 15, 1999 7:27 PM > >> > Subject: Nobel prize winner dies at Wakulla > >> > > >> > > >> > >A friend who is a MD just called to tell me that A nobel prize winner > died > >> > @ Wakulla. They found him floating in 8-10ft. of > >> > >water, probable heart attack. That's all he knew. > >> > > > >> > >Oh... and Vinny is back on line. > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > > > > > > >
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