May the Sun always shine on your face (May you always be warm),
May the Wind always be at your back (May your strides be easy and effortless with the wind’s help),
and May Time always be on your side (May you have more than an hour for every minute that passes).
The story behind the photo: it is a photo taken at Albuquerque’s Biopark. This scene reminded me of a family friend that was killed named Brian Mckeon. His next of kin are dear family friends. Over the years his death has always been somewhat of a mystery to me, certain things seemed to be out of place and didn’t make sense to me. Brian’s death was called a suicide, but I believe, and I feel strongly that his death was not a suicide, it was in fact a homicide. He died in Rio Rancho. When I was a boy I inspected the murder scene after his body has been taken. Upon entering his house there was a diagonally positioned couch. This was, I believe, in the year 1994, but it may have been in the year 1992 or 1993. I wish I remembered more.
I, somewhat recently, wrote the district attorney to see if he would open a new homicide investigation. I feel this was an injustice and corruption. There are no statutes of limitations for investigations and/or prosecutions of homicides, no time limitations. I feel his death has already been irrefutably deemed as a homicide with “absolute truth” time technologies, because that is the truth. To get closure, would official change of cause of death be essential?
I mostly just hope Brian’s soul rests in peace and finds peaceful justice in Heaven. Brian was connected to nature and had bright blue eyes. His doppelgänger is/was Kurt Cobain. I feel that Kurt Cobain’s death was connected to Brian Mckeon’s. It was a replication, in some way, shape, or form, of what occurred with Brian. May their souls find happy solace. We miss you Brian and Kurt! When I hear Van Morrison’s “Moondance” album, I think of Brian.