Jan 19, 2006
MIAMI (AP) -- A man who believes his brother disappeared four decades ago while on a secret anti-Castro mission climbed a radio tower behind the Miami Herald building Thursday, demanding the U.S. government release information about his sibling.
Robert Annable, 62, left a written statement at the base of the tower pleading with federal officials to provide any information they have about his brother Harrison, who disappeared from a fishing boat on Nov. 17, 1962.
"This is simply an act of civil disobedience in the hopes that my government, the media, or the people of Miami will help me learn the truth of what happened to Harrison," he said in the statement, which was addressed to the Herald.
Annable spent more than four hours perched 60 feet up the tower, which is owned by a local sports radio station. He climbed down just before noon and was led away peacefully by authorities.
http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/stories/F/FL_TOWER_CLIMBER_FLOL-?SITE=FLPET&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=state.shtml&CTIME=2006-01-19-15-39-51Even Carl Haissen couldn't make up stuff this crazy.