The American conspiracy researcher and radio broadcaster Bob made his "phone buddy" after reading of her work in 1980, and the anchor of dialogue 23's twenty-minute biographical excursion. A self-taught investigator who "read 10 newspapers a day," she broadcast her "weekly patterns" of connected stories; Bob fed her the Peter Drucker essay that let her expose the Nazi Fritz Kraemer, was to be flown out to meet her when she was dying of cancer in 1988, and later channeled both her and McLuhan through mediums. Presented largely as unverifiable claim and named in connection with controversy — treat as sensitive.
Across the dialogues
Enters as Bob's investigative touchstone — a self-taught conspiracy researcher whose murder-or-cancer death, channeled afterlife, and Kennedy-assassination work anchor the dialogue's long biographical excursion
Bob's portrait of her method — a self-taught researcher who read ten newspapers a day and was "very good at connecting the dots," broadcasting her "weekly patterns" and linking people across stories no single paper connected.
"She was a amateur journalist read 10 newspapers a day and"
The dialogue's strangest tribute — Bob relays that McLuhan, reached through the Evergreens medium after Brussell's 1988 death, said he "congratulated her on the Kennedy assassination" because "she was the closest to the facts," with Bob as the "go-between" between two dead figures he channeled.
"I congratulated her on the Kennedy assassination."
Connections
Flynt was to make Brussell editor of his magazine The Rebel after they connected over the KAL 007 downing in 1983.
Bob relays that McLuhan, channeled through the Evergreens after her death, "congratulated her on the Kennedy assassination."