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	Captain H. Ray Lahr, Ret.            18254 Coastline Drive Malibu, California 90265            Phone:  (310) 459-2232            Fax:  (310) 454-1372            Email:  raylahr@charter.net		John H. Clarke, Esquire 2424 Pennsylvania Avenue NW         No. 410 Washington DC 20037         Phone:  (202) 332-3030         Email: johnhclarke@earthlink.net
WRITINGS: Burden of Proof (by unknown author)     April, 2004 “The NTSB factual record of the post explosion trajectory and the alleged method for its calculation is criminally fraudulent in its entire scope, intent, and presentation.” Scheduling Conference April, 5, 2004 “It appears that the strategy of the defense is to stall and delay as much as possible, and it's a frustrating game.  But Judge Matz is a no-nonsense judge, and he is moving the new case along pretty fast.” Radar Tape March 21, 2004 “TWA800's forward speed as measured by radar would have decreased to 111 knots during the hypothetical zoom-climb.  That just didn't happen. In fact, the radar detected a slight increase of speed during the period TWA800 was supposed to be in a zoom-climb. Quite simply, that means there was no zoom climb.” Conference Scheduling 4/5/04 February 21, 2004 “Only Mr. Crider knows what data was entered into his secret program from the secret list of data provided by Boeing. Only Mr. Crider knows what assumptions he made regarding the aerodynamic condition of the aircraft after the nose was blown off.” First Day in Court December 15, 2003 “we were instructed to file an amendment to our second complaint (the one naming the CIA).  Judge Matz said he would then combine both complaints into one case.” Motion to Amend Granted November 4, 2003 “Nearly one hundred witnesses saw a streak of light rising from the surface and intersecting with Flight 800.  A huge explosion followed, and the debris fell downward in two flaming balls to the ocean. In order to explain away these eyewitnesses, the CIA postulated that after the nose of TWA800 was blown off, the remaining aircraft zoom-climbed from 13,800 feet to 17,000 feet trailing flames.” Letter to RUPA September 21, 2003 “Eighteen years into retirement, and I am still very much involved in aviation, although not in a way that I ever dreamed of.  I am suing the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) for its calculations of the hypothetical zoom-climb of TWA800”		WRITINGS:     James Sanders et al. v. United States of America et al. Civil Rights Amended Complaint Filed March 28, 2000: Violation of 42 U.S.C. § 2000 et seq., Privacy Protection Act of 1980;   Violation of the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments to the United States Constitution;   Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress;   Civil Conspiracy Opposition to defendants' motion to dismiss Filed July 2, 2001 [Case transferred to Eastern District New York August 6, 2001] [Sanders' now represented by other counsel] Patrick Knowlton v. Office of Independent Counsel Special Division for the Appointing Independent Counsels:                  Filed June 23, 1999, motions [unsealed September 1999]:      (1)  Leave to amend comments and factual information included in the Appendix to the OIC's Interim Report on the death of Vincent Foster; (2)  Unseal comments and factual information proposed to be an appendix to the OIC's Report;  (3) Compel the OIC to produce grand jury minutes;  (4) To present evidence to the grand jury:  1. Comments and factual information proposed to be an appendix to the OIC's interim Report, and 2. Grand jury minutes Special Division for Appointing Independent Counsels:                 Filed September 23, 1997 [unsealed October 10, 1997]: Comments of Patrick Knowlton ordered included in Appendix to the OIC's Report on the Death of Vincent W, Foster, Jr. US District Court for the District of Columbia, Chief Judge:            Filed January 31, 2000: Application of Patrick Knowlton to present evidence to the grand jury Patrick James Knowlton v. Robert Edwards, et al. Civil Rights Second Amended Complaint            Filed October 21, 1998: Conspiracy to interfere with Civil Rights in violation of 42 U.S.C. § 1985(2), Obstructing justice;  Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress; Assault;  Battery;  Civil Conspiracy Transcript oral argument summary judgment            Heard January 20, 1998. Law Office of Larry Klayman et al. v. National Press Building et al.  Filed September 25, 1989, motion:  Motion in limine to permit cross-examination of plaintiff on the fact of prior pro se lawsuits alleging fraud & breach of contract Estate of Judi Bari et al. v. FBI Special Agent Frank Doyle, et al.            Filed May 14, 2002: Plaintiff's offer of proof regarding FBI misconduct [contributing author]