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Originally posted by jms88
No one, was supposed to have been alive in Jonestown until the following evening when the Guyanese Defense Force (GDF) arrived in Jonestown. So this tape is a great mystery.
Originally posted by 123143
Originally posted by jms88
No one, was supposed to have been alive in Jonestown until the following evening when the Guyanese Defense Force (GDF) arrived in Jonestown. So this tape is a great mystery.
Indeed. I'm going to have to make an addition to my reading list.
Originally posted by worldwatcher
I'm a little confused here. For some reason I thought I had read that there were people who escaped the camps and hid out in the jungles around Jonestown, also about a woman who hid under a bed, and some who hid among the dead bodies (I'm from Guyana, so I'm sure if my relocation is from "stories" heard about the event or documentaries I have seen.
The voice of the "reporter" has the distinctive Guyanese accent, but I cannot make out what is being said in the beginning of the tape.
How do we know the tape was made in Jonestown? It could have been in Georgetown right?
I have to research this more, I'm ashamed that as a Guyanese I don't know as much about Jonestown as I should know.
Originally posted by craig732
If the recording is of people listening to news stories about what happened in Jonestown, then wouldn't that indicate that someone was already in Jonestown to have been able to report on what happened there?
Originally posted by worldwatcher
I'm a little confused here. For some reason I thought I had read that there were people who escaped the camps and hid out in the jungles around Jonestown, also about a woman who hid under a bed, and some who hid among the dead bodies (I'm from Guyana, so I'm sure if my recollection is from "stories" heard about the event or documentaries I have seen.
The voice of the "reporter" has the distinctive Guyanese accent, but I cannot make out what is being said in the beginning of the tape.
How do we know the tape was made in Jonestown? It could have been in Georgetown right?
I have to research this more, I'm ashamed that as a Guyanese I don't know as much about Jonestown as I should know.
edited to correct spelling
[edit on 12-4-2007 by worldwatcher]