This man stood out as the most dishonest man I have ever known in my life. The details can be found in my lawsuit, Collins v. United States, filed in US Federal Claims Court in 1987, which makes it public record. May justice find him in the afterlife.
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On The Death of Donald J. O’Shea, Capt, US Navy (1936-2006)
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Based on personal observation, public court records: Collins v. U.S. (see footnote reference), Navy JAG Manual investigative reports, and previously published information: Military Magazine Article (Sept. 1998), USS Point Loma Website, posted online in 2000.
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