Leonardo, on 09 March 2012 - 02:54 PM, said:
I don't know, and I don't know if there is enough information concerning their relationship to be able to know.
As far as I am aware, those investigating the characters involved in the incident have focussed on their lives after Roswell, and have not investigated whether they exhibited similar behavioural tendencies prior to this. Given the time that has elapsed, and the loss of so many witnesses because of that, I doubt we will ever find out.
I am not sure who Mac was actually out with on that day. I have seen suggested it was Mac and Dee, Mac +Dee+Vern, and also just Mac and Vern (as per the Roswell daily record.)
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I found this quite an interesting point if true:
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About Dee Proctor. William D. "Dee" Proctor died of a heart attack on January 22, 2006. He was the youngest participant in the Roswell series of events, and managed to avoid every attempt at being interviewed, ending up being the only known first-hand witness at the Roswell crash site who never spoke publicly about the incident. However, many years following the crash-down, said to be sometime in 1994, his mother Loretta Proctor, then somewhere around or nearing her 80s or so (born in 1914 and still alive in 2010 at age 96), became extremely ill with a life-threatening blood clot in her neck. Her son, said by many to be highly reclusive, took her --- even though she was quite sick --- for the first time ever to a remote location 2.5 miles east-southeast overlooking the whole of the old debris field. There he told his mother, which she has since reported back, that Mac Brazel had found "something else." Loretta Proctor eventually recovered from her illness, but has never elaborated on what that "something else" was. The question now is IF William D. "Dee" Proctor was NOT with Brazel that morning, what was it that he knew so much about PERSONALLY that would impel him to risk the health of his own mother to embark on such a trek? To tell her about a mere weather balloon and a few scraps of tinfoil or string that had already been reported hardly seems enough. Loretta Proctor, who previously had always been fairly open regarding the Roswell Incident, will now not volunteer anything. Dee Proctor, as always had been the case, remained quiet on the issues right up till his death.