http://www.blackopradio.com/black323a.ram
This was brought to the attention of Lambert, who sent me the
following statement for posting.
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July 2, 2007
I have received several accounts of remarks David Lifton made about me
on the Black Op Radio program of May 24th concerning Vince Bugliosi's
book "Reclaiming History."
For the record: I did not write one single word of Vince Bugliosi's
book, not even a footnote. I never saw Vince Bugliosi's manuscript. I
never saw any portion of Vince Bugliosi's manuscript. I didn't even
get a peek at the galleys. No comma, colon, semi-colon, parenthesis,
hyphen, apostrophe or period is my doing, to say nothing of sentences,
paragraphs and a whole chapter. Because I have been traveling, I have
not even seen the published book and have only sketchy, second hand
reports of what it says.
I have indeed been in touch with Bugliosi; we have talked on the
telephone and I provided him with some documents. That is the full
extent of my involvement in his book.
I cannot imagine what prompted Lifton to make such a stunningly false
allegation about me. But false it is. I am not a ghostwriter. I have
never been a ghostwriter. I have no intention of being a ghostwriter.
Since I know unequivocally that Lifton is wrong about the role he
assigned to me, I see no reason to believe he is correct about the
other unidentified writers on whom he has bestowed the credit for
having written Vince Bugliosi's book.
David Lifton owes me an apology.
David Lifton owes Vince Bugliosi an apology.
Patricia Lambert
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No one familiar with Lambert's work would mistake Bugliosi's writing for
hers. Even if their writing styles weren't so clearly dissimilar, Bugliosi
explicitly takes issue with Lambert on at least one point (concerning an
allegation Lambert reports about Garrison's personal life), and draws some
inferences about Garrison's motivations that I suspect Lambert might
disagree with.
Dave
Believe it or not, a certain individual was claiming at this very
newsgroup just a few years back that Patricia Lambert had been
LIFTON's ghostwriter for BEST EVIDENCE.
Obviously, great minds think alike.
Dave
Martin
"Winston Smith" <outerparty...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1183568845.9...@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com...
Well, Lifton claimed that isn't right:
<Lifton May 2002 quote on>
2) There is good reason to believe that Harrison Livingstone never
"interviewed" Dave Powers, because:
a) Powers denied it, and complained about this assertion, in a letter
to Livingstone (a copy of which I have), written to Livingstone right
after the book was published, and this matter was called to Powers'
attention.
b) Livingstone, a few years AFTER he supposedly "interviewed" Powers
(in 1987), thenb wrote (in one of his later books) about how he was
attempting to "speak" with Powers, clearly implying he had not done so
before.
<Lifton May 2002 quote off>
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.assassination.jfk/msg/2174029f76b4acae?dmode=source
I've been checking back for the last five (5) years to try to nail it
down. Nothing thus far.
has Lambert worked with Lifton, ever?
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>From the acknowledgments of Best Evidence:
"major editorial assistance from Patricia Lambert."