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

Now, let's consider something. Recently, on McAdams forum, Bpete responded to someone concerning his alias: bpete1969. And what he said was that it really is his name. That is, the bpete. He referred to the 1969 as just "bling". That's the word he used: bling.

I knew it wasn't the year of his birth because of something he said on the other forum:

"In my half a century on this earth I have heard some of the most brilliant people make the most stupid statements."

That was in 2011. So, if you subtract half a century from that, you get a birth year of 1961. Hence, 1969 was not his birth year. And, I don't think he or anyone else would round up to that extent. So, he was apparently telling the truth when he said that 1969 was just bling. 

What about the part about his real name consisting of bpete? Could he have been lying? 

Well, of course, he could have been lying. We know that bpete is a liar, and if there is one thing we know about liars is that they lie. 

But, even the most pathological liar in the world doesn't lie every single time about every single thing. Plus, we know he told the truth about 1969 being bling. 

So, let's go with the idea that he is telling the truth.

bpete.  Well, obviously the "pete" goes together, and the odd letter out is the b. And, for years, Mark O'Blazney has addressed him as "b". And, Mark is his obsequious lapdog, and I guess that's a kind of friendship. He certainly should know what his name is. So, the likelihood is great that his name is B Pete- rather than Peter B-. 

Besides, everybody has the tendency to go short with the first name but keep the surname. I sign my name R C Cinque.  

So, if his last name begins with Pete- there aren't too many possibilities. The first two that come to mind are Peterson and Peters. And it turns out that they are both common Native American surnames.

So, the number on the left is the rank among Native American surnames. The middle number is the number of occurrences among Native Americans during the 2000 Census. And the number on the right is the rank among all Americans of all races. As you can see, they both rank rather high among all Americans. 

So, again I ask, have you ever been on the Pow Wow Calendar? And if so, is this you?