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Lives in:: Cincinnati

Department:: BHSC Investigation

Agency structure:: other

Top issues in your department:: Helping Dave Brock investigate the BHSC fire.

Professional Qualifications:: An outside, but very interested, party who has spent considerable hours reviewing BHSC court documents and meeting with witnesses and fire officials.

Bio:: A 25 year friend and former co-worker of Dave Brock, who is a BHSC survivor and member of this site. I knew and also worked for D*** Schilling for 5 years, but not at the BHSC. Dave introduced me to Wayne Dammert, another BHSC survivor and author, 15-20 years ago. Dave told me of the "maintenence men" in the Zebra room 25 years ago.

I noticed a great change in Dave after the 30 year BHSC reunion. Dave unexpectedly met other witnesses and became re-aquanted with other ex-employees attending the reunion who recalled seeing the same men that week and the day of the fire. From there Dave had a mission. I was drawn into the investigation because of my relationship with Dave, how important the issues were to him personaly and the incredible story that's still unfolding.

Web site:: http://tommcgsb@hotmail.com

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At 11:42am on October 20, 2008, Megan Walschott said…: Thanks for everything this weekend, it really meant a lot to me.

At 12:06pm on August 14, 2008, Todd McKee said…: Thank you Tom!

At 1:45am on August 14, 2008, Todd McKee said…: Hey Tom Welcome, One thing we ask is that you use your full last name it is a traditon in the community Todd

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