I hate to sound like broken record, but what I found interesting was stuff that applies to AA. (big surprise huh?) For example, Gilliard and Gibbes both mention plays being put on in Tobolsk, and Chatnoir had said no one could have known this. Also Gilliard clearly mentioned "medicines" and hiding the jewels, this is another thing some AA supporters have said that no one could have known (except Bux the 'traitor')To me, there being evidence of this stuff and more being out there as early as 1920 is huge. Then there was the mention of the Perm stories being invented to avoid investigations. Anyway I am only just now starting on Wilton's commentary, most of what I've read has been testimony of real people. As for the reliability of the Bolsheviks, of course there might be times they are trying to cover themselves, but at least they all agree the whole family died. It was kind of funny at the end of the 17 year old's testimony when he ranted about how he now denounced the murders, he must have been scared. I'll see how I feel about Wilton once I'm done.
