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15 Second Moon Hoax Proof: Thomas Baron . Part 2

http://moonmovie.com "Ironically, Baron and all his family died in a car-train crash only a week after this exposure to congressional questioning." http://history.nasa.gov/Apollo... Apollo 1 Accident Report DVD - Expanded Edition [A1AR 2.0] Excerpt from: Brooks, Courtney G., Grimwood, James M., and Swenson, Loyd S., Jr. Chariots for Apollo: A History of Manned Lunar Spacecraft. (Washington, DC: NASA SP-4205, 1979). Baron was a rank and file inspector at Kennedy from September 1965 until November 1966, when he asked for and received a leave of absence. He had made observations; had collected gossip, rumor, and critical comments from his fellow employees; and had written a set of condemnatory notes. He had detailed, but not documented, difficulties with persons, parts, equipment, and procedures. Baron had observed the faults of a large-scale organization and apparently had performed his job as a quality inspector with a vengeance. He noted poor workmanship, spacecraft 012 contamination, discrepancies with installations, problems in the environmental control system, and many infractions of cleanliness and safety rules. Baron passed on these and other criticisms to his superiors and friends; then he deliberately let his findings leak out to newsmen. North American considered his actions irresponsible and discharged him on 5 January 1967. The company then analyzed and refuted each of Baron's charges and allegations. In the rebuttal, North American denied anything but partial validity to Baron's wide-ranging accusations, although some company officials later testified before Congress that about half of the charges were well-grounded. When the tragedy occurred, Baron was apparently in the process of expanding his 55-page paper into a 500-page report. When his indictments were finally aired before Teague's subcommittee, during a meeting at the Cape on 21 April, Baron's credibility was impaired by one of his alleged informants, a fellow North American employee named Mervin Holmburg. Holmburg denied knowing anything about the cause of the accident, although Baron had told the committee that Holmburg "knew exactly what caused the fire." Holmburg testified that Baron "gets all his information from anonymous phone calls, people calling him and people dropping him a word here and there. That is what he tells me. Baron was murdered for this type of testimony - because the official story from NASA is that no complaints of smoke were given and the astronauts had 15 seconds to get out. His expanded report would never be found, and the 55 page report is as hard to come by as $1.89/gallon gasoline. Photos by Scott Grissom, during his investigation. Scott believes that Apollo took men to the moon, but that his Dad was murdered.

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Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
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