WASHINGTON – Last month, President Trump's release of “long-term secret documents” regarding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy revealed that “three CIA officials lied” about Assassin Lee Harvey Oswald's agency perceptions, according to a ridiculous researcher who has studied the tragedy for decades.
Jefferson Morley – Independent journalists and authors whose foundation runs the largest online database of JFK Records – testimony A member of the House of Representatives Surveillance Task Force on Declassification of Federal Secrets, which was published on March 18, shows spooks saying they were “deceived of the Warren Committee.”
Inside the document were nine important notes about James Yes Angleton, the longtime chief of the CIA's anti-intellectual division, who was one of the trio obfuscated agency actions before both the 1964 Presidential Committee and Congressional investigators.
Morley, 66, pointed out that Angleton had implemented a vast email intercept program from the New York Post Office, and when the House Select Committee questioned the Assassination Committee in 1978, he lied about targeting Oswald as part of the program.
Oswald's letter was intercepted at Angleton's direction in November 1959, weeks after the death of a future assassin to the Soviet Union.
According to Morley, Richard Helms, a high-ranking CIA official at the time of the assassination, who later became the agency's director, lied to the Warren Commission when he testified in May 1964 that he had “probably minimal” knowledge of Oswald before the assassination.
George Joannides, a Miami-based CIA officer, when Kennedy was shot dead, shot the jfk, as Oswald claimed.
According to Morley, the new memo was “one of the most important revelations” of declassification in March.
“Three make a pattern,” Morley said. [and] of institutional misconduct. ”
“The new JFK fact pattern leads to new conclusions,” he added. “Helms, Angleton and Joan Anides were responsible or conspiring for JFK's death, either through criminal negligence or by secret actions.”
Gerald Posner, author of the 1993 bestselling author, Case Closed: Assassination of Lee Harvey Oswald and JFK, agreed to the evaluation of three CIA staff members, but disagreed with Morley's conclusion.
“I have always argued that the top CIA officials lied to the Warren Committee as part of their own cover-up of their bureaucratic reputation,” Posner said. Posted on xbefore adding that there is “not there” “evidence” of concealment of any role in Kennedy's death.
“What's lost in all this is Oswald. Those who believe in epic plots don't like to talk about him much,” Posner added. “That's because the more you know about Oswald, the more likely you will understand how assassination turned out to be simply a crime of once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”
The House Task Force hearing also featured Hollywood director Oliver Stone. Oliver Stone passed the law in which the 1991 film “JFK” gave a conspiracy theory about the fresh cultural purchase of assassination, leading to the passing of laws in which Trump ordered the exclusion of all remaining records related to the murder.
“The Warren Commission in 1964, after all, brought us to 2 bases. “And it all got crazy…and it wasn't clear that that terrible day was revealed.
The power of the star may have blinded Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) for misguiding witness to Trump's ally Roger Stone.
“Mr. Stone, you wrote a book accusing LBJ of being involved in the murder of President Kennedy,” Boebert said. “Does these latest releases confirm or deny initial fees?”
“No, if I didn't watch the film closely, I wouldn't,” replied Oliver Stone.
“I think you're confusing Oliver Stone with Roger Stone,” Molly revised. “It was Roger Stone who involved LBJ in the assassination of the president.”
Roger Stone published “The Man Who Killed Kennedy: The Lawsuit Against LBJ” in 2013.
Both Maury and Stone refer to Oswald assassins, the former referring to him as “an influential agent manipulated by the CIA,” while the latter refers to claiming the issue of evidence regarding Kennedy's head wounds from bullets and rifles recovered from Texas school book deposits.
“Let's review all the intelligence fingerprints of this CIA that exists throughout this case,” Stone said.
“There is a sincere concern and contradiction with the Warren Committee moving forward the story without all the facts and omitting the evidence according to the testimony of various witnesses,” added Task Force Chair Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.). “I further argue that the handling of this investigation is a significant contribution to the deep distrust Americans have in the federal government and various intelligence reporting agencies.
“Now, using these newly declassified documents, we can tackle the contradictions, whether they are inconsistencies in eyewitness accounts, overlooked intelligence, or troubling signs of interference that researchers are currently revealing,” she said.
“This is not about rewriting history for the sake of the senses. It is about celebrating our truth and our duties to the citizens we serve.”
Rep. Robert Garcia (D-Calif), the top Democrat on the panel, welcomed the call for transparency, but noted that even after the recent release of the JFK document, he had not yet seen “direct evidence” linking “direct evidence” to Kennedy's murder.
