Sara Jane Moore did not act alone, and other facts the press missed

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Geri Spieler
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Moore was part of a conspiracy
 
           Palo Alto, CA-Jan.2, 2007--Sara Jane Moore, the only woman in the U.S. to ever fire a bullet at the head of a U.S. president, was involved with a dangerous underground organization called Tribal Thumb. Headed by ex-con Earl Satcher, Moore became involved with the organization after she “outed” herself to the radical groups she had infiltrated as an FBI informant.

F. Steele Langford, the assistant U.S. attorney, said that had he been given the opportunity for the kind of evidentiary development that occurs during a trial, it was reasonable to assume that “members of Tribal Thumb would have been indicted in the assassination attempt against President Ford.”  

When Moore went after Gerald Ford, she was going after the “office” of the president, not the man himself. Tribal Thumb’s goal was to cause chaos in the country by killing the U.S. president.  “The only thing that saved him from a bullet between the eyes was the fact that the sight on the pistol she used was purchased that same morning and she did not know it was off by six inches,” according to Geri Spieler’s research for her book about Sara Jane Moore, “I’m Sorry I Missed, Mr. President.” 

When she aimed a second time to correct the error,  Sipple grabbed her arm.  Moore was not the “lone crazy middle-aged nut shooting widely” the press presented her to be. “She had him right between the eyes,” according to lead FBI investigators.
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Spieler, a journalist, met Moore thirty years ago when Moore was incarcerated at Terminal Island prison. After years of letters, calls and visits, Spieler decided to write the true story about Sara Jane Moore.
             
Through her research, and her interview with President Ford, she uncovered the many facts of the case never publicly revealed by the press, state and federal governments.