Another important question was brought to my attention.
When you read the account Burke gives us in his book of Bond's
statement, the shear volume of what Paradiso allegedly confided in
Bond is suspect. It's important to remember that if people are
concocting a story, it is reasonable to expect embellishments to make
the story sound more convincing. Things can also be taken out of
context and twisted to fit. Explanations can be fabricated to explain
the next degree of deception when facts surface that challenge the
confabulation.
An example of that is the suitcase. For years this was reported as
being found in Boston's bus station. It was only reported once as
being found in NY in an article that came out when the remains were
found in 1990. Dissect that for a minute. An explanation is offered
by Burke that when the bag went unclaimed it went to NY. That sounds
perfectly reasonable and company policy may have been just that. But
it has not been established that is what happened here, nor does it
really make sense to me in this case. First, if the unclaimed bag is
identified in Boston, the police would be called and it would not have
been sent on. Second, if the bag was found in NY, the police would be
called and why all the media to suggest it was found in Boston.
Wherever the bag was found, the police, ie: the Troopers at Logan who
were collecting the evidence, were the ones to probably get the call.
The were the ones out front giving information to the press. They can
indicate the bag was found anywhere they say it is. Why the deception
if the bag followed the path that Burke suggests? Discovering the bag
in NY changes the dynamics of the story being built and would
certainly not point to Paradiso. We can't just accept the explanation
offered because why cover those facts up for so many years if that was
indeed the truth of the bag's journey?
When Bond's story comes out, leaked by the Logan troopers, it isn't
known by the public that this "break" connecting the 2 cases was
actually from a different source, Patty Bono in January 1982. She has
a grudge against Paradiso, but one that is not verified. Tamarro grew
up in the same neighborhood as both Bono and Paradiso. The Websters
received that information from her before Burke was ever on either
case. Burke tells us he breaks the sad news to the Websters in April
1983? My question is when did they break it to him?
The embellishments Burke alleges came from conversations Bond had with
Paradiso don't ring that true. They strike me as an effort to put so
much detail in to make it sound like it, but elements of the statement
were absolutely false. Why would we believe anything then that comes
out of a convicted murderer? We don't think he's capable of lying and
making things up? I also believe he had help constructing his plot
line. The visits and interviews with the troopers were numerous and
we have Bond's affidavit that they reneged on promises they made to
him.
Another example that comes to mind about incredible stories everyone
was swallowing is the account of Bullerwell. Bond's statement has
already been leaked to suggest Paradiso took Joan way out on his boat
and dumped her at sea. They get Paradiso's albums from a search
warrant. They probably find Bullerwell from some source like that,
someone he dated a handful of times. She is interrogated by the FBI
and then testifies at the pretrial. Her wild story suggests Paradiso
cuts up bodies and weighs them down with cinderblocks and dumps them
at sea. Think about it, the middle of night the end of November and
the weather was bad. Documents showed Paradiso had put his boat up
well before that time of the year in the past. Insurance claims and
reports had been filed that the boat was gone in July 1981 and no one
is identified that Burke can bring forward who saw it after that
time. When the boat is found it's discovered to have a broken
rudder. That boat wasn't going anywhere. It was already underwater.
The person(s) helping Bond with his story knew there was a boat. They
just didn't know it was gone before they started leaking the story.
But they have a problem so have to add another layer of lies to
explain Paradiso having Joan on his vessel.
Why is the FBI interrogating Bullerwell? They are not involved in the
Ianuzzi case. They would be brought in because of Joan Webster.
There was nothing to indicate her story was anything more than
complete fabrication or embellishing some distorted braggadocio. It
served the authorities though to bolster the notion that Bond was
spewing that Paradiso dumped Joan way out at sea. The only ones I see
as getting the coooperation of the FBI are the Websters. Bullerwell
was slated to testify at the Ianuuzi case and the real effort was
basically to fuse these 2 cases together. It's interesting to note,
and I will get documents posted soon, that Bullerwell didn't testify
at the trial. She did not want to and said she "couldn't remember."
She also indicated promises had been made to her, but once again what
she got fell far short of expectations she was led to believe. Again,
it didn't matter because the press rushed out the door from the
pretrial to call their late edition newsrooms to make sure her story
made the evening headlines. The press was there because of Joan, not
Marie.
It takes some peeling back of layers to unravel all the lies,
distortions, disinformation, and everything else involved to confuse
the public into believing the bull that was heaped. That includes all
the "convincing" details in Bond's statement or attributed to him by
way of Burke's book that served to spice it up in a way that you doubt
your own senses and get sucked into the fraud being perpetrated.
When you start to reallize you have been handed a story and that you
know pieces are false, consider the source and recognize the whole
damn thing was made up. You can't pick out what's not contaminated if
anything because the whole thing has become infected. There is also
no doubt in my mind that Bond needed help getting all of this sorted
in his mind. The troopers were the ones that had access to him.
Truth
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