Month in Review -- November --
1963 -- An employee of Parrot Jungle in Miami hears an unidentified male
make some remarks about a friend of his named Lee who is an American Marxist, speaks Russian and is a crack marksman. The man makes references to Kennedy and “shooting between the eyes” and adds that his friend is now in either Texas or Mexico. Later, the man will be identified as Jorge Soto Martinez, who had been a customs inspector in Cuba for most of his life until Castro fired him.
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HIGHLIGHTED POST -- The Saga of Joe Molina --
The General Evidence Board -- Warren Commission defenders like to have you believe that Lee Harvey Oswald was the only suspect in the JFK killing, but this isn't true. A number of other people were immediately suspected, but let go too fast for them to have been credibly investigated. The rush to frame Oswald was paramount.
HIGHLIGHTED POST -- The HSCA Says...David Ferrie Library Card --
The HSCA Related Board -- . An interesting development following the assassination was the claim that Lee Harvey Oswald had David Ferrie’s library card in his possession when he was arrested. This claim came via Carlos Marcello lawyer G. Wray Gill who said he had "someone on the Dallas Police" that told him this.
The JFK Assassination Board Video Spotlight:
The full "The Men Who Killed Kennedy" series is here for your viewing. We have the the full series episode by episode in our Navbar area, but if you want to watch all of it together with no interruption then click the link below. Enjoy.
Everyone was outraged against Oswald. The police made little effort to dissuade anyone from attacking Oswald. (Earl Ruby Exhibit 1, p. 332, p. 12 in original)
This is in the twenty-six volumes, so we have to think it is accurate. Why would the DPD make little effort to protect their own prisoner? Was it because it made their life easier if LHO was gone? Especially when we consider the fact that they had NO evidence showing that he was guilty?
This shows the DPD had NO plans for protecting LHO, thus, the Sheriff's Department should have handled the transfer since they did this ninety-nine percent of the time anyway.
Last Edit: Jun 12, 2024 20:48:14 GMT -5 by Rob Caprio
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JFK Assassination Quotes
"[J. Edgar] Hoover lied his eyes out to the (Warren) Commission, on Oswald, on Ruby, on their friends, the bullets, the gun, you name it..." -- Congressman Hale Boggs, member of the Warren Commission.
JFK -- John F. Kennedy --
LHO -- Lee Harvey Oswald --
RFK -- Robert F. Kennedy --
LBJ -- Lyndon B. Johnson --
JEH -- J. Edgar Hoover --
JBC -- John B. Connally--
WC -- Warren Commission --
HSCA -- House Select Committee on Assassinations --
ARRB -- Assassination Records Review Board --
CC -- Church Committee --
EAW -- General Edwin A. Walker --
SBT -- Single Bullet Theory --
CIA -- Central Intelligence Agency --
FBI -- Federal Bureau of Investigations --
SS -- Secret Service --
CE -- Commission Exhibit --
CD -- Commission Document --
ONI -- Office of Naval Intelligence --
DIA -- Defense Intelligence Agency --
JDT -- J.D. Tippit --
BRW -- Bonnie Ray Williams --
BWF -- Buell Wesley Frazier --
JER -- James Earl Ray --
GDM -- George DeMohrenschildt --
TSBD -- Texas School Book Depository --
DPD -- Dallas Police Department --
RP -- Ruth Paine --
MP -- Michael Paine --
GK -- Grassy Knoll --
TT -- Texas Theater --
MLK -- Martin Luther King --
SN -- Sniper's Nest --
JBK -- Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy --
JCB -- Johnny Calvin Brewer --
M-C -- Mannlicher-Carcano --
PH -- Parkland Hospital --
NSAM -- National Security Action Memorandum --
BYPs -- Backyard Photographs --
BOP -- Bay Of Pigs --
RCMP -- Royal Canadian Mounted Police --
FOIA -- Freedom Of Information Act --
JCS -- Joint Chiefs of Staff --
DMN -- Dallas Morning News --
WH -- White House --
RMN -- Richard Milhouse Nixon --
RC -- Roger Craig --
MGB -- McGeorge Bundy --
RSM -- Robert Strange McNamara --
DR -- Dean Rusk --
JPK -- Joseph P. Kennedy --
NSC -- National Security Council --
SoS -- Secretary of State --
SoD -- Secretary of Defense --
NYT -- The New York Times --
WP -- The Washington Post --
KSG -- Klein's Sporting Goods --
FPCC -- Fair Play For Cuba Committee --
DTH -- Dallas Times Herald --
HOR -- House of Representatives --
AG -- Attorney General --
DOJ -- Department Of Justice --
AP -- Associated Press --
SDRR -- Sportsdrome Rifle Range --
UPI -- United Press International --
Who's Who in the JFK Assassination
This area will look at various people and groups associated with the assassination. --
Source: Who's Who In The JFK Assassination by Michael Benson. --
LARRY HUFF, HSCA witness. Huff's wife told the HSCA that her husband had learned of a JFK assassination investigation team sponsored by the military and run out of Camp Smith in Hawaii. The man in charge of the investigation was reportedly Lieutenant General Carson A. Roberts. This report is interesting because no record of such an investigation exists. According to the HSCA: Huff stated under oath on December 14, 1963, that he departed Kaneohe Base in Hawaii in a C-54-T aircraft, serial number 50855, for Wa ke Island, with Chief Warrant Officer Morgan as pilot... Huff stated that there were ten to twelve CID military investigators on that flight [for which Huff was navigator]... Huff said that he learned the purpose of the trip by the CID investigators through conversations on the plane during the flight... On the return flight, he had spoken with the investigators about their work in Japan and was told that they had spent the entire stay investigating Oswald. Huff said that during that flight he was allowed to read the report prepared by the investigators. He described the report as being typewritten, about 20 pages, and classified "Secret-For Marine Corps Eyes Only." Huff recollected that the substance of the report dealt with interviews of individuals and that it contained a psychological evaluation of Oswald. Huff remembered the conclusion being that Oswald was incapable of committing the assassination alone. The Defense Department told the HSCA that it had no record of any such flight or any such investigation. The department said that Huff was confusing his story with an actual military investigation of John Edward Pic, Oswald's half-brother. Why was the military investigating Oswald's half-brother? (See also Pic, John Edward; Roberts, Carson) Sources: HSCA XI, 541-9 • HT 273-5 • SUMMERS 566 * See HSCA Says...Larry Huff for more information.
John F. Kennedy Quotes
"Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty." -- John F. Kennedy