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STARTLING FACTS BEHIND THE DEATH OF BUDDY WILSON. YOU BE THE JUDGE.

1. At approximately 9:00 P.M. on the night of August 12, 1980, a man identified as Buddy Wilson is released from the San Jose drunk tank at North 1st Street in West San Jose. A short while later, a call to the San Jose police department is placed at 9:45 P.M. reporting gunshots heard. The address, a notorious bordello off Ocala Blvd. in the East Side slums of San Jose. When they arrive, police discover the body of a Caucasian male, early 20's, identified as one Buddy Wilson. In his backpack, 3 empty 6 packs of Coors Beer are found. The location of Buddy Wilson's release and the murder scene are nearly 8 miles apart. It would take a person on foot well over one hour to walk that distance. In addition, Buddy Wilson would have had to purchase and consume 18 cans of beer while traveling the distance. Simply stated, the time line does not fit.

2. The body identified as Buddy Wilson was found wearing a Trojan ultra-ribbed condom. It is a commonly known fact, as verified by Adam Fellbur, that Buddy only used Ramses brand condoms.

3. Where is Buddy Wilson buried? According to police records, the body of Buddy Wilson was brought to the San Jose Coroner's Office, located on the West Side of Valley Medical Center. This is where the trails ends. There is no record of Buddy Wilson's body ever leaving the Coroner's Office. Jed Ebling, night clerk, recently stated, "That was long time ago. I don't remember anything about a Buddy Wilson. If we had him, we must have unloaded him somewhere. Now leave me alone." Question: How does one lose a body? Two years ago, we discovered at a San Jose cemetery a gravestone with the name Buddy Whitson. An exhaustive search on the Internet found no evidence that any person with the name Buddy Whitson has ever lived in the San Jose region. Is this, in fact, the final resting place of Buddy Wilson?

4. For the last 6 years without exception, a man has called the Ramada Roadside Motel in Keenerville, site of the yearly LIFE WITH SKIPPY expo, to book a room for the convention. The name given is B. Wilson. This individual has never checked in, and the room remains empty for the entire weekend.

5. Art Bell, the original producer of LIFE WITH SKIPPY, shortly before his death claimed that Buddy Wilson had recently visited him at his San Diego nursing home. Art Bell died in 1989.