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The pro­gram details an impor­tant law­suit filed by for­mer Spe­cial Forces sol­dier Bill Tyree. Tyree was involved in “Oper­a­tion Watch­tow­er,” a CIA oper­a­tion that import­ed cocaine into the Unit­ed States. (Tyree and his fel­low oper­a­tives infil­trat­ed Colom­bia in order to place elec­tron­ic bea­cons in the jun­gle to guide the planes car­ry­ing the cocaine.) Tyree also con­tends that he was involved in an oper­a­tion to sur­veil and black­mail polit­i­cal and law-enforce­ment fig­ures who were attempt­ing to inter­dict the cocaine traf­fic. When he dis­sent­ed, his wife (also in the Army) was mur­dered and Tyree was framed for the mur­der. The law­suit names (among oth­ers) George Bush and the Cen­tral Intel­li­gence Agency as defen­dants. One of the cen­tral ele­ments in the infor­ma­tion devel­oped by Tyree’s coun­sel is Albert Vin­cent Carone. Carone worked for/with the U.S. Army, the CIA, the New York Police Depart­ment and the Mafia. In addi­tion to work­ing with Tyree and (alleged­ly) Oliv­er North, Carone alleged­ly retrieved Elaine Tyree’s diaries at the request of the CIA. The suit embraces many ele­ments in addi­tion to the Iran-Con­tra drug traf­fic includ­ing polit­i­cal fundrais­ing, FEMA and the assas­si­na­tion of Pres­i­dent Kennedy. In affi­davits filed by Carone’s fam­i­ly, they con­tend that Carone main­tained that he had made pay­offs to Jack Ruby in Dal­las on 11/21/63 and that he was on top of a build­ing at Love Field in Dal­las as part of a plan to assas­si­nate Kennedy before the fate­ful motor­cade got under­way.