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Jack Oriel “Brass” Brady

His police record lists assaults and barroom brawls, petty theft, loitering, gambling, mopery, public drunkenness, and an acquitted murder charge. As a Marine sergeant, Jack Brady served in China and later on the Western Front in France, earning a Bronze Star and other commendations.

The murder acquittal was in Oilfield California, just about the time [[Roger Carlyle]] was expelled from USC. The best legal minds in the country were hired for the defense, who proceeded to blow to pieces the seemingly open-and-shut case offered by the county prosecutor and eclipsing the testimony of seven eye-witnesses. Brady was acquitted on a variety of technical grounds. From that time, Jack Brady and Roger Carlyle rarely were separated – at times Brady was Carlyle’s bodyguard, and at other times was his spokesman. For the [[Carlyle Expedition|expedition]], Brady acted as general foreman and manager, and by all accounts performed well.

[["Nails" Nelson]] described him as guarded and taciturn when met in March 1923.

[[Raoul Luis Maria Pinera|Raul]] says that the nickname "Brass" based on a plate worn over his heart. [[Hypatia Masters|Patty]] says it was dented twice / has runes on it.

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	[["Nails" Nelson]] described him as guarded and taciturn when they met in [[Hong Kong]] in March 1923, three years after the whole expedition was declared dead!		[["Nails" Nelson]] described him as guarded and taciturn when they met in [[Hong Kong]] in March 1923, three years after the whole expedition was declared dead!

−	[[Raoul Luis Maria Pinera\|Raul]] says that the nickname "Brass" based on a plate worn over his heart. [[Hypatia Masters\|Patty]] ~~says~~ it was dented twice / has runes on it.	+	[[Raoul Luis Maria Pinera\|Raul]] says that the nickname "Brass" based on a plate worn over his heart and that [[Hypatia Masters\|Patty]] told him it was dented twice and has runes on it.

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 The murder acquittal was in Oilfield California, just about the time [[Roger Carlyle]] was expelled from USC. The best legal minds in the country were hired for the defense, who proceeded to blow to pieces the seemingly open-and-shut case offered by the county prosecutor and eclipsing the testimony of seven eye-witnesses. Brady was acquitted on a variety of technical grounds. From that time, Jack Brady and Roger Carlyle rarely were separated – at times Brady was Carlyle’s bodyguard, and at other times was his spokesman. For the [[Carlyle Expedition|expedition]], Brady acted as general foreman and manager, and by all accounts performed well.
-[["Nails" Nelson]] described him as guarded and taciturn when met in March 1923.
+[["Nails" Nelson]] described him as guarded and taciturn when they met in [[Hong Kong]] in March 1923, three years after the whole expedition was declared dead!
 [[Raoul Luis Maria Pinera|Raul]] says that the nickname "Brass" based on a plate worn over his heart.  [[Hypatia Masters|Patty]] says it was dented twice / has runes on it.