Arthur Bremer (born 1950) shot Governor George Wallace of Alabama at a campaign stop in Laurel, Maryland, on 15 May 1972. He was convicted and released on parole in 2007. Mae counts him among the "alleged assassins" whose evidence she believed was arranged for them. No. 106 is the week the Washington Post reported a White House errand to his apartment.
Across the broadcasts
Enters as Mae's newest alleged assassin, his apartment read the way she read Oswald's room
June 25, 1973
Mae takes the Post's report of a White House errand to Bremer's door as the key new fact about the Wallace shooting.
"Charles Colson picked up the phone and called Howard Hunt in Maryland and said, go to Bremer's apartment in Milwaukee"Carl Bernstein, read by Mae Brussell, Mae Brussell Research Center, Broadcast 2 (25 Jun 1973), 10:12
Mae reads the contents found in the apartment as a staged portrait of a leftist drifter.
"they found a comic sex book, a messy room, and a Black Panther newspaper"Mae Brussell, Mae Brussell Research Center, Broadcast 2 (25 Jun 1973), 11:59
Mae turns his travels into a question about who paid for them.
"Arthur Bremer had a lot of mobility"Mae Brussell, Mae Brussell Research Center, Broadcast 2 (25 Jun 1973), 19:20
Connections
Bremer shot Wallace at Laurel, Maryland, on 15 May 1972.
The Post reported that Colson sent Hunt to Bremer's apartment.