Testimony from these fellow criminals has much more weight in court than victim testimony, which can be unreliable, says Clarke.
Clarke notes there are many suspected war criminals who are living under only mild surveillance in France.
Whether or not Clarke ultimately catches sight of the hare is beside the point.
Clarke himself fails to criticize the Kennedy entourage for mocking and dismissing Johnson as incompetent behind his back.
In short, as Clarke presents it, the tragedy of November 22 was even greater than we have thought.
Among the party was Sergeant Clarke, who brought his bagpipes with him.
You see, Clarke, that we were active in our idleness, and that there was no lack of employment.
Could we but run across them, Clarke, it would be a great and grand thing.'
Captain Clarke, I desire you to stand at the inside of the door and to prevent intrusion.
Follow my finger, Clarke, and see if you cannot distinguish it.'
