True story Tomato Effect -mountain climber killed while involved in chemical cas

[Guest guest]

This is a good true story that was posted at the mcs site. Some of

you have heard of her I am sure. It is a movie called Tomato

Effectthat is finally going to be out in early 2006. Thought I would

post it for those interested.

http://www.rabble-rouser.com/about.html

This girl got a grant and made this movie that is about to be

released. It will be shown to congress and others. I will send the

recent release she sent. Sounds very interesting and since it is a

true story about a mountain climber. Clip- It's the ten-year

anniversary of my father's death in a mysterious mountain climbing

accident and The Tomato Effect begins at a trailhead in the high

sierras of California. Maps are examined, supplies checked, and

backpacks heave-hoed into place. Bristling with nervous energy we hit

the trail. At last, I've mustered the strength to begin an

investigation into the circumstances of my father's death and Leonard

Daughenbaugh, from Search and Rescue, has agreed to take me to the

spot where he recovered his body.

Despite local authorities ruling my father's death an accident,

conspiracy theories bloomed overnight and persisted. This was partly

because when my father was killed, there was only one witness.another

climber who was a stranger to our family and friends.and some felt

his story was suspect. But also fueling these suspicions was the

terrible timing of his death.

When he died, my father, Zane R. Kime MD, had been practicing

Environmental Medicine and had become embroiled in a huge lawsuit

that threatened the vested interests of the chemical industry. A

precedent setting decision was pending. However, with my father's

death, the case was dismissed and the threat eliminated. When my

mother hired a private investigator to explore the matter further,

the other climber threatened to sue us.and then disappeared.

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks for posting this information. I've spoken to Faun several

times and they are shooting for a release in early January. Below is

an email I had received with some other information.

KC

From: Faun Kime

November Announcement

Subject: The Tomato Effect News

Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 11:37:36 -0800

Thank you to all of you who have signed up on The Tomato Effect

website and

have patiently waited for additional information about the film.

I'm

pleased to announce that we've locked picture....The Tomato Effect is

finished!

A series of pre-release screenings in several states across the

nation will

begin in January 2006. These screenings are especially exciting

because

they will be co-hosted by several wonderful organizations, which

will bring

additional attention to the issues that are addressed in The Tomato

Effect.

I feel strongly that my film should be used as a tool to change

public

policy!

Below, please read about these important organizations with which we

will

partner. These alliances will begin to pool our efforts...together

we are

more powerful.

In the coming weeks, I will send out screening announcements as well

as

information about how you might get a copy of The Tomato Effect.

Warmest Wishes,

Faun Kime

Filmmaker

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THE TOMATO EFFECT PARTNERSHIPS

National Foundation for Women Legislators (NFWL):

http://www.womenlegislators.org/

**This non-profit organization has a world class membership of

prestigious

legislators at the state and federal level. After viewing The

Tomato

Effect, NFWL has committed to co-host screenings for their senators

and

members of congress. Of course, the general public will be invited

as well.

The American Association of Health Freedom (AAFH):

http://www.healthfreedom.net

**Last week, Sen. Tom Harkin re-introduced the American Association

of

Health Freedom's federal bill called The Access to Medical Treatment

Act.

This is an ambitious bill that Rep. Burton and Rep. DeFazio were

behind last

year. Screening attendees will be asked to consider supporting this

important bill. Read more about it at:

http://www.healthfreedom.net/AMTA/more.asp

California Citizens for Health Freedom

http://www.citizenshealth.org/cancerbill.htm

** Cuny, the executive director, has been instrumental in

passing

powerful legislation in California to protect doctors practicing

alternative

medicine. He is now working on an exciting new bill called " No

Harm. " It

simply states that if a physician hasn't harmed a patient, her

license

should not be revoked. This would protect most physicians diagnosing

chemical sensitivity as most of them have never had a patient

complaint nor

a malpractice suit.

The Freedom of Health Foundation

http://www.thefhf.org

n Whitaker is a force to be reckoned with in the area of

alternative

medicine. He's a champion of my film The Tomato Effect and a

powerful ally

to both patient and embattled physician.

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wrote:

>

> This is a good true story that was posted at the mcs site. Some

of

> you have heard of her I am sure. It is a movie called Tomato

> Effectthat is finally going to be out in early 2006. Thought I

would

> post it for those interested.

> http://www.rabble-rouser.com/about.html

>

> This girl got a grant and made this movie that is about to be

> released. It will be shown to congress and others. I will send

the

> recent release she sent. Sounds very interesting and since it is

a

> true story about a mountain climber. Clip- It's the ten-year

> anniversary of my father's death in a mysterious mountain climbing

> accident and The Tomato Effect begins at a trailhead in the high

> sierras of California. Maps are examined, supplies checked, and

> backpacks heave-hoed into place. Bristling with nervous energy we

hit

> the trail. At last, I've mustered the strength to begin an

> investigation into the circumstances of my father's death and

Leonard

> Daughenbaugh, from Search and Rescue, has agreed to take me to the

> spot where he recovered his body.

>

> Despite local authorities ruling my father's death an accident,

> conspiracy theories bloomed overnight and persisted. This was

partly

> because when my father was killed, there was only one

witness.another

> climber who was a stranger to our family and friends.and some felt

> his story was suspect. But also fueling these suspicions was the

> terrible timing of his death.

>

> When he died, my father, Zane R. Kime MD, had been practicing

> Environmental Medicine and had become embroiled in a huge lawsuit

> that threatened the vested interests of the chemical industry. A

> precedent setting decision was pending. However, with my father's

> death, the case was dismissed and the threat eliminated. When my

> mother hired a private investigator to explore the matter further,

> the other climber threatened to sue us.and then disappeared.

>