1 result for (book:tes9 AND session:455 AND stemmed:tom)
4/120 (3%)
John
Bill
Peg
fluids
retention
[... 83 paragraphs ...]
(“Tom C., he’s got hair like spikes on his forehead...Tom Crompton. He’s 36. Connection with a grocery store ... produce of some kind. There’s a woman connected with him, a sister, who helps him somehow. There’s a Detroit connection. Spikes. A group of 4 people; he and a woman are one... Bill’s one; a female relative the other one.”
[... 3 paragraphs ...]
(“A family interaction with this Tom and perhaps your father. Not a pleasant one ... the family situation.”
(Bill Gallagher told us he knew a Tom Crawford in college; Bill and Peg verified, or made connections with, much of this data. Lengthy explanations were required and I did not record them; the Gallaghers said they would write out the data for us upon receipt of a copy of the impressions, so the material can be included with this record.
(A few impressions that were particularly apt were September 1943, the Detroit connection, the spikes-for-hair, the lawsuit type of trouble, the family situation similarity, and the profanity. Tom C. was a prolific profanity man, according to Bill.
[... 29 paragraphs ...]
