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Wellstone: They Killed Him
The film examines the killers'
means, motive and opportunity. High on the motive list is that Senator
Paul Wellstone -- one of 23 senators who voted against the Iraq war -- was
"sticking his nose into 9/11." Wellstone intimates say he was
asking questions about 9/11....and thus was publicly executed as a warning.
A portion of dvd sales goes to
support a new investigation. |
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| They Killed Him at 10:18, the plane is disabled, seven miles from the airport. The King Air
A-100 turbo prop flies treetop level over shocked witnesses, five miles out: no lights, crabbed cockeyed, engines spooling down, so low witnesses are amazed it stays airborn. Three more miles and the plane stalls, dropping into the woods, killing
all eight on board: Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-Mn), his wife Sheila, daughter Marcia, aides Mary McEvoy, Tom Lapic, Will McLaughlin, pilot Richard Conry and co-pilot Michael Guess. How to account for the experienced pilots behavior, unless they had been disabled? But why would anyone go to such trouble to so publicly kill the senior senator from Minnesota? Cui bono? Who benefits? That’s the question VFW veterans in Willmar, Minnesota have. They heard the Senator tell of the threat Vice President Cheney made to Wellstone shortly after the Senator's No vote on the Iraq War.
‘Go along with the program, if you know what’s good for you and Minnesota.
Stop sticking your nose into 9/11.’ |
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| Intimidation was one tactic used by the FBI on witnesses who had been directed to the FBI (local cops were frozen out) which then suppressed their testimony, just as the FBI sanitized the crash site 8 hours before the NTSB came on the scene. The national media began the cover-up right away: bad weather, icing; that scenario didn’t work so the NTSB blamed it on the pilots. Though a high profile crash that many in
Minnesota were skeptical about, the NTSB couldn’t afford to hold a public hearing; the truth would quickly become evident. This film, begun the day after the crash, gives voice to thepeople of the Iron Range: witnesses, first-responders, citizens, assassination experts such as Prof. James Fetzer and Four Arrows.
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