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What are the release dates for Networks 2013 Presents Judyth Van Amringe - 2013?
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USA: 3 November 2013
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What actors and actresses appeared in Networks 2013 Presents Judyth Van Amringe - 2013?
The cast of Networks 2013 Presents Judyth Van Amringe - 2013 includes: Judyth van Amringe as herself
When was Judyth Kitson born?
Judyth Kitson was born in 1979.
What has the author Judyth Gregory-Smith written?
Judyth Gregory-Smith has written: 'Sulawesi' -- subject(s): Description and travel
What is Judy short for?
Judy is the shortened for for Judith or Judyth (unusual spelling). Some named Judith prefer Judi.
What were the wheel of fortune Secret Santa Sweepstakes spin IDs for November 30 2012?
For Friday November 30 2012, the Spin IDs were: AW03348 (Aplies W.) $27,150 cash & prizes, including trip JR2590870 (Judyth R.) $6,450 cash & prizes PS01293 (Paula S.) $3000 cash
What actors and actresses appeared in A Tale of Two Sillies - 2014?
The cast of A Tale of Two Sillies - 2014 includes: Noel Bastien as Green Shirt Guy Paul Casas as Police 2 Larry Darnall as Police 3 Havilah Davis as Kammy Lash Dooley as Fulbert Brandon Esten as Admin 2 Jason Flowers as Morell Judyth Hunziker as Osgarden Shaz Khan as Gulzar Nina Kitz as Vtrayom Dana Kjeldsen as John Holly Lynn Rogers as Judy Dazha Mannani as Virginia Alex Nimon as Dickies Doo Guy Jonathon Pereyra as Victor Dominic Ryan Gabriel as Salvatore Baxter Daniel Sobieray as Yendis Notrac Natalie Waldrip as Mindy Michael Wieben as Bouncer Larry Wilcox as Police 1
What actors and actresses appeared in Amy Prentiss - 1974?
The cast of Amy Prentiss - 1974 includes: Barbara Anderson as Lenore Tige Andrews as Adams Fred Beir Corinne Camacho as Judyth Payson Frank Campanella Mariclare Costello as Enid Feeny Hector Elias as Cardullo Jamie Farr as Schwartz Peter Haskell as Ross Whitman Helen Hunt as Jill Prentiss Harvey Jason as Fleishman Gordon Jump Art Metrano as Detective Rod Pena Gwenn Mitchell as Joan Carter Cameron Mitchell as Satin Charlie Don Murray as Connors Michael Pataki Andrew Prine as Mel Kay Steve Sandor as Detective Tony Russell Johnny Seven as Detective Contreras William Shatner as Bill Parkins Jack Soo as Dr. Atsumi Ron Thompson Joyce Van Patten as Mrs. Hyser Jesse Vint as Factory Supervisor James Wainwright as Pierce Jessica Walter as Amy Prentiss Sandy Ward as Mr. Preston Mills Watson as Jim Feeny Edy Williams as Dottie
How can we open a truly unbiased investigation to determine Lee Harvey Oswald's innocence?
The answer is difficult, and requires some knowledge of the case, to truly appreciate the importance of the matter, as the true perpetrators and their heirs in power have had enough influence to drastically change the course of history. Kennedy's death, for example, slowed down efforts to thaw the Cold War and allowed the Vietnam Conflict, which Kennedy was planning to wind down, to erupt into a full-blown war profitable to the military-industrial complex, while devastating to the average American. You need to know that Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested and charged with the murder of President John F. Kennedy (d. Nov. 22, 1963) before 24 hours passed. Oswald insisted he was innocent. Oswald's own murder occurred on Nov. 24, when he was being transferred to another jail, at the hands of a Dallas nightclub owner and known police fixer for Mafia Don Carlos Marcello of New Orleans -- Jack Ruby -- who later stated that persons in "high positions" were responsible( see YouTube excerpt). The FBI directed all investigations to the singular task of proving Oswald was guilty. Evidence was tampered with. A palm print of Oswald's for example, was found inside a section of the "killer rifle" after Oswald was murdered -- yet the FBI in D.C. had found nothing on the rifle, including that section, before Oswald's murder. The mortician, however, said the FBI came to Oswald's casket and took finger and palm prints from Oswald after his death, taking "a long time" to do so. He stated he had difficulty removing the ink from Oswald's hands afterwards (If you look, you can find the censored History Channel series --"The Men Who Killed Kennedy"--"The Guilty men" "The Smoking Gun," and "The Love Affair" [in 5 segments]). In addition, Oswald's known or suspected connections with US government agencies were downplayed or denied. Many important records from Oswald's military past were destroyed. During the eight of the Cold War, Oswald 'defected' to the Soviet Union, supposedly gave information about US radar to the Russians, yet returned almost three years later to the US with a Russian wife -- and was not arrested. He received a new passport in New Orleans in just 24 hours, even though his application stated an intention to visit Russia. The former Customs agent who expedited this action has been located. researcher Joan Mellen has also acted on information given by such witnesses as Judyth Vary Baker to locate evidence that Oswald was working with Customs in anti-Castro operations. Mellen supports the much-maligned New Orleans DA, Jim Garrison. A new, enormous book by V. Bugliosi states Oswald is guilty, yet Bugliosi dismisses several new witnesses (he wrote disparagingly of Baker, for example, over several pages,yet never interviewed her, )and ignores important new evidence. Earlier, the HSCA (House Special Committee on Assassinations) concluded that a non-important shot was fired from the Grassy Knoll, in addition to the sots apparently fired from Oswald's building, but did not have time or money to investigate further. Similarly, the Warren Commission, before it, accepted false statements concerning Oswald, such as about a woman called Sylvia Odio, from witnesses who later were proven (after the report was already published) to have lied. Information from new witnesses, such as Judyth Vary Baker, and new records, such as those found by Jefferson Morely regarding Oswald's probably being involved with the CIA, as well as fresh evidence from Lt. Col. Dan Marvin (Ret.) who was asked by the CIA to murder a witness who had films showing the faking of autopsy findings on President Kennedy, need to be placed in the public record. In addition, several persons, most notably mafia hitman James Files, have confessed to being involved directly in Kennedy's murder, yet have never been properly investigated. In fact, these witnesses and their statements/ confessions have been officially ignored. According to Baker (and supported by statements by New Orleans D A Jim Garrison, who brought out the only trial in the case -- retold in the Oliver stone movie "JFK" as well as in Garrison's book "On the Trail of the Assassins" and in investigator Jim Marrs' book "Crossfire"), Oswald infiltrated an assassination ring, into which he was drawn purposely in order to implicate him and frame him. There is some evidence that Oswald even tried to warn of the impending assassination. He may have been a man who knew too much, and therefore had to be silenced. Media efforts come forth annually to prove a "magic bullet" killed Kennedy without any damage to itself, going through two persons and smashing hard bone in the process, ignoring the Zapruder film showing Kennedy's head thrown violently backwards, just as a spurt of light can be seen emerging from the area of the Grassy Knoll. Several witnesses said they smelled gunpowder. Since the wind was blowing hard toward the building where Oswald was located, behind JFK, gunpowder smell likely would not have come from the building. However, the smell of gunpowder was reported at the Grassy Knoll. Films show many people running up the Grassy Knoll in search of the assassin. Obviously faked autopsy photos of Kennedy's skull, and many other factors, point toward the need for opening a new, unbiased investigation into the matter, before witnesses such as Baker, Marvin, and Files are dead. All three have expressed willingness to testify before Congress, and supporting witnesses have also stated their willingness to stand with them. Official records will not be released before they are, most likely, deceased -- and such records may not reveal the truth, anyway. However, if enough petitions are presented, signed by enough people, they might have enough impact. Several groups are sponsoring such petitions. Look for them on the Internet. It may be too late for justice for Kennedy, but it is not too late for the truth. No history book or website should identify Oswald as "the assassin." "Accused assassin" is preferred, being more accurate. Oswald never went to trial. Marina Oswald, his wife, now believes that her husband was innocent. Marina stated many things out of fear that she would be deported. Witnesses who did speak out, such as dallas Police Officer Roger Craig, had their lives ruined or were actually murdered. Baker had to seek political asylum due to harrassment, and Col. Dan Marvin had to defend himself in a financially ruinous trial, from which he emerged the (now penniless) victor, justified. An examination of the history behind Oswald's Minox spy camera, the infamous "backyard photos" and how Oswald was placed in lineups, unshaven, beaten, and wearing a ripped shirt, alongside three men from the Dallas police department workforce wearing nice clothes with ties and jackets, should start to open your eyes. If you are interested in bringing these new witnesses, and the new evidence, before Congress, contact those groups collecting signatures. Contact your elected officials and tell them that justice must be served. Buy books such as "Crossfire," (Jim Marrs) "Expendible Elite --One Soldier's Journey into Covert Warfare" (Lt. Col. Dan Marvin), "On the Trail of the Assasssins" (Jim Garrison) and "Dr. Mary's Monkey" (Edward Haslam) to learn more details, and then do what you can do to help open a new Congressional investigation into "THE Crime of the (20th) Century." If enough people make enough squeaks, the squeaky wheel may get oiled. President Kennedy has been assassinated twice over: this slain president has no official government monument, no true memorial, created by the country he died for. One must ask why this has been neglected, and why the many records and pieces of evidence uncovered by the ARRB committee and researchers have not sparked an urgent and immediate cry for a new investigation, based on these living witnesses who now stand forth, and the stacks of new information and evidence pointing to Oswald's activities in New Orleans and Dallas that indicate he was penetrating an assassination ring, and had to be silnced at any cost. He was indeed silenced --with a mafia man's bullet--the first murder ever shown on television. "The truth will set you free." Your action will answer this question.
What movie and television projects has Jessica Custodio been in?
Corinne Camacho has: Played Phoebe in "Bewitched" in 1964. Played Andrea in "The F.B.I." in 1965. Played Joanne Barnes (1979-1980) in "Days of Our Lives" in 1965. Played Dolores in "The Flying Nun" in 1967. Played Theresa in "The Flying Nun" in 1967. Played Victoria Bertelli in "Mannix" in 1967. Played Maria Lardelli in "Mannix" in 1967. Played Maria Fortune in "Mannix" in 1967. Played Barbara in "Mayberry R.F.D." in 1968. Played Julie in "Marlowe" in 1969. Played Dr. Jeanne Bartlett in "Medical Center" in 1969. Played Doris (segment "Love and the Psychiatrist") in "Love, American Style" in 1969. Played Dr. Joanna Glenville in "The Mask of Sheba" in 1970. Played Carole Downs in "Cannon" in 1971. Played Mrs. Bassett in "The Waltons" in 1971. Played Grace Jameson in "Cannon" in 1971. Played Marie in "Sarge" in 1971. Played Cathy Hauser in "Cannon" in 1971. Played Lila Merrick in "Banyon" in 1971. Played Dr. Leslie Kirk in "Temperatures Rising" in 1972. Played Nancy Lewis in "Gidget Gets Married" in 1972. Played Anne Carver in "The Sixth Sense" in 1972. Played Liz Sanders in "The Rookies" in 1972. Performed in "Jigsaw" in 1972. Played Evelyn Gray in "Griff" in 1973. Performed in "The Girl with Something Extra" in 1973. Played Bonnie Lee in "Barnaby Jones" in 1973. Played Linda Hassler in "The Rockford Files" in 1974. Played Dr. Leslie Dwyer in "Kolchak: The Night Stalker" in 1974. Played Eloise Taylor in "Little House on the Prairie" in 1974. Played Janet Carr in "The Rockford Files" in 1974. Played Judyth Payson in "Amy Prentiss" in 1974. Played Lynda Wilson in "The Six Million Dollar Man" in 1974. Played Tracy Marquette in "The Rockford Files" in 1974. Played Bronta in "Planet Earth" in 1974. Played Capt. Anne Colby in "Wonder Woman" in 1975. Played Ruth Conoyer in "The Specialists" in 1975. Played Renee Lavalle in "S.W.A.T." in 1975. Played Robin Phillips in "S.W.A.T." in 1975. Played Velma in "City of Angels" in 1976. Played Lynda Wilson in "The Bionic Woman" in 1976. Played Prosecutor in "Lou Grant" in 1977. Played Ruth in "The Runaways" in 1978. Played Ellen Rizzi in "Killing Stone" in 1978. Played Raquel Ramirez in "Born Again" in 1978. Played Dr. Teneely in "Trapper John, M.D." in 1979. Performed in "Laboratory" in 1980. Played Elaine Selmire in "Magnum, P.I." in 1980. Performed in "Flamingo Road" in 1980. Played Karen - Psychiatrist in "T.J. Hooker" in 1982. Played Joan Dade (1983) in "Capitol" in 1982. Played Sister Nora in "Hunter" in 1984. Played Dr. Stuart in "Airwolf" in 1984. Played Claire in "Consenting Adult" in 1985.
