Hello Supporters and Friends,
Below is an excerpt from the controversial book, A Rip in Heaven, by Jeanine Cummins. The purpose of the excerpt comes from a request from Reggie. He is asking for our help. Reggie Says, " What I need is for it to be put on the internet asking for anyone willing to help. To obtain the phone records of the number between April 5and April 7, 1991. These phone records can prove who was involved in interferring with the investigation and outcome of this case...
From Page 201 of A Rip in Heaven:..."First Grandpa Gene stopped to privately speak words of comfort to his daughter
and share some tears. He then made a beeline for the telephone and started dialing, calling in favors. He spent the next hour calling every contact he could think of is St. Louis-and that was no small list. Granpa Gene had friends in the Coast Guard, friends in the police department, friends in the government. He even had friends in the St. Louis Cardinals baseball adiministration, although he couldn't think of anyway they could be particuarly useful at the monent. He called everyone he could think of, and before the hour was out, he had left a tidal wave of information-gathering, damage-controlling, eager-to-help activity in his wake. He would see to it that every possible human effor was made to find his granddaughters.
Reggie cont. "As the page clearly says that favors were called in and names the types of people but not who. The specific numbers will establish who was called from that numbers on those days.
Anybody that can obtain this information will help in the goal of bringing these secrets to light. All they have to do is put them on My Space...Facebook...Twitter..etc.. and mail the information to Michael Manners in Kansas City Missouri. They don't have to make themselves known. They can also send information to Chris King of the St. Louis American Newspaer. If no one stands up and brings this information forward, then justice will stand with a looming question hidden behind the scenes.
Sincerely,
Reggie Clemons