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Because the text on page 276 is without attribution, it is essential to know just how 'The Trio' and their associate who did the leg work at Wroughton, came to know that Alan Bednall is the person who became the source of the information used on page 276, even though it was 'doctored' in a contradictory manner when it was published in the book called 'Radio Man'.

Please be sure to thoroughly read yesterday's blog which has been substantially revised with additions, corrections and deletions. You need this information to understand what will follow tomorrow!

The evidence for naming Alan Bednall as the source, is found within the context of the full interview itself. That material was then cut up and pasted in such a manner in the printed book, that only by comparison with the source interview notes, does the text in the book suddenly link to the person of Alan Bednall. To make sense of this, you need to have a copy of the book 'Radio Man', because the free 'Google' excerpts on line, do not necessarily included the pages required for comparison.
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