Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

You don't get it, Backass. They proposed that Altgens and his wife died at the very same time of illness and old age, and then they added a vague reference to carbon monoxide poisoning, and then they dropped it. NOTHING ELSE WAS CLARIFIED. There was no follow-up. There was no elucidation. They just dropped it. 

James Altgens was an important person. He was part of history. And, he died under unusual circumstances. If the public had a right to know THAT he died, and they did, they had a right to know HOW he died. 

Altgens' death is suspicious, and it shall remain suspicious.