Devil's/Dragon's Triangle (Part 2): WATT!!... WHAT?!

As a followup to my previous post.  There are three others who stand out from the 

Airport '77 films wiki page that stands out, and not just for the cryptic phrase in their names:

• Robert Watts (born 23 May 1938) Editor 

• Tom Sullivan as Steve (born March 27, 1947) Cast

• Christopher Lee as Martin Wallace(27 May 1922 – 7 June 2015)  Cast

The "Robert" is an addition to the "Robert/Rob (steel)/Bog (cut short/float)" pattern-cluster.  Not to mention the antagonist in the "Starr Family Production"-- Rob MacGregor.  The surname Watts is an addition to the "Wats (shock)/WHAT!?" Pattern-cluster.  Note from the inventor's wiki page: 

James Watt  (30 January 1736 (19 January 1736 OS) – 25 August 1819)^[1] 

My granddaughter's birthday is August 25th and my brothers is January 19!!  Now note from Robert Watts wiki page:

Robert Watts (born 23 May 1938)^[1] is a British film producer who is best known for his involvement with the Star Wars and Indiana Jones film series.

WOW, Rob MacGregor is also involved with Indiana Jones, simply go to the site re: Rob MacGregor - Indiana Jones Wiki , and you see a list of 8 novels he wrote for the series.  Now THATS a bit of a "Watts...WHAT!!" Shock.  

As for the second actor re Tom Sullivan.  The name "Tom" is twin in origin ... A particular inner twin trademark signature, and his surname Sullivan stands out-- the vehicle who struck mine on that infamous day of December 13, 2000 was driven by Raymond Sullivan.

The third actor Christopher Lee stands out first because his surname "lee" is synonymous with a rash of notable deaths occurring during the latter half of May until the early part of June 2012, who have a form of "lee" in their name.   The list (see bottom of page) is taken from earlier posts was garnered from the Wikipedia Deaths of 2012 site (Here), and records the deaths of notable individuals who passed away between May 13-June 11, all of whom have "Lee" (short for Leigh), a diminutive or "Leo" in their name  (note the suffix "ley" is a diminutive of "Lee").  

One in the list stands out today, note from his wiki page: 

Robert Lee Washington III^[1][2] (November 29, 1964 – June 7, 2012) 

He stood out because he's the only Robert... And so a connection to Robert Watts and Rob MacGregor.  Now it get's even more interesting when you realize that Trish MacGregor's (Rob's wife), was born on June 7th!!  So Robert Lee Washington died on her birthday.  Now if that isn't shocking enough, note from his wiki page:

In the early 1990s, along with Dwayne McDuffie and John Paul Leon, he co-created Static, an African American teenage superhero,

Okay...so "static" is a type of electricity... And it can shallow quite a shock!!

  

Static

Now note from the wiki pages of the other creators listed in the excerpt:

• Dwayne Glenn McDuffie (February 20, 1962 – February 21, 2011)
• John Paul Leon (born April 26, 1972) 

McDuffie died one day after his birthday and not only that my grandson's birthday is February 22, so we now have a "February 20, 21, 22/Date Sequence" pattern-cluster.  You may have picked up on Robert Lee Washingtons name being a combination of Robert E. Lee and George Washington.  And I know for a fact that George Washington factors into this post -- just go to their wiki pages and check it out.  

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deaths of notable individuals who passed away between May 13-June 11, all of whom have "Lee" (short for Leigh), a diminutive or "Leo" in their name  (note the suffix "ley" is a diminutive of "Lee")

1.   Lee Richardson, 33, British speedway rider, race crash. (May 13, 2012) 

2.     Alan Oakley, 85, British designer of Raleigh Chopper bicycle, cancer. 

3.     Leela Dube, 89, Indian anthropologist. 

4.     Ezell Lee, 74, American politician, cancer. 

5.     Wesley A. Brown, 85, US naval officer, first African-American graduate U.S. Naval Academy. 

6.     Janet Lees Price, 69, British actress. 

7.   T. Garry Buckley, 89, American politician  

8.     Leonel Mitchell, 81, American liturgical scholar. 

9.     Lee Rich, 93, American television executive/ producer (The Waltons, Dallas),  cancer. (May 24) 

10.  William Hanley, 80, American screenwriter and playwright. (May 25) 

11.  Leo Dillon, 79, American comic book illustrator (May 26) 

12.  Stephen Healey, 29, British Army officer and footballer (May 26) 

13.  William Lee Miller, 86, American author. (May 26) 

14.  Johnny Tapia, 45, American boxer   John Lee "Johnny" Tapia (May 27) 

15.  James Leslie, 89, Australian businessman, Chancellor of Deakin University. 

16.  Robert Lee Washington III American writer of comic books, known for co-creating Static  

17.  Lee Allen, 77, American Olympic wrestler and coach, heart failure (June 11)