ZetaTalk Chat Q&A for January 14, 2012  I am reading Richard
Dolan's book "UFO's and the National Security State, Volume One"
and I came across a section about James Forrestal. I had come
across his tragic story before. He was the first Secretary of
State as the armed forces were brought together after WWII. What
makes him unique is that he seemed to have a serious mental
breakdown and to have killed himself by hanging himself from the
window of the National Naval Medical Hospital in Bethesda. But
there are many inconsistencies to these events. Why did he kill
himself on the day of his release? Why did his brother deny that
he had a mental breakdown? Why was the bathroom sash wrapped
around his neck but not tied to the radiator, supposedly
breaking and sending him on a fall down several stories? This
was a turbulent time on many fronts, intelligence agencies
fighting each other, military branches fighting each other, the
rise of Israel, the cold war with Communism intensifying and
then the constant detection