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FTR#1225 This program was recorded in one, 60-minute segment.
Introduction: This broadcast continues a decades-long path of exploration that Mr. Emory has walked, once again utilizing material from Coup in Dallas:
We have detailed the fundamental involvement of Nazis in the assassination of JFK in numerous programs, over the decades, including: FTR#‘s 54, 168, 971, 1123, 1222, 1223, 1224, AFA #‘s 11, 12, 13, 15, 37, as well as The Guns of November, Part 4.
Further exploring Nazi involvement in the JFK assassination, we highlight networking between Thomas Eli Davis–linked to Jack Ruby and Lee Harvey Oswald–and a veteran spook named Victor Oswald (no relation to the JFK assassination patsy).
About Victor Oswald:
- ” . . . . During the war, he became close friends with Alfred Barth, the vice-president for Middle European Affairs for the Chase National Bank in New York, owned by the Rockefeller family. Barth was a close friend of John McCloy . . . . who in 1964 would become a member of the Warren Commission. In 1950, Barth traveled to Madrid to meet with Generalissimo Franco, and it was Victor Oswald who accompanied him to the private meeting. Not long afterward, Oswald became the official representative for the Chase Manhattan Bank in Spain, having been appointed by his friend Lawrence Rockefeller. Oswald was also a close friend and business partner with Pierre S. Du Pont III. . . .”
- “. . . . He was also a low-profile member of Madrid’s large coterie of former Nazis, some of whom joined him in his various business ventures . . . .”
- ” . . . . Significantly, Victor Oswald was also a longtime business partner with fellow Madrid resident Otto Skorzeny, who, more importantly and to the point here, was present for Davis’s meeting with Victor Oswald. . . .”
- ” . . . . Skorzeny and Victor Oswald had known each other since at least 1951. This was the point during which Skorzeny was establishing an independent engineering office in Madrid. Introductions between the two appear to have come through Johannes Bernhardt, the former senior SS intelligence officer who headed SOFINDUS, the corporate network used by the Nazis in Spain. Readers may recall that SOFINDUS assets were acquired by the Allies after the war. Victor Oswald . . . was involved in the postwar acquisition of SOFINDUS, placing him in close contact with Bernhardt. . . .”
Otto Skorzeny in 1943. Photo credit–Wikipedia.org
Much of the program consists of analysis of the highly suspicious “suicide” of Edward Grant Stockdale, JFK’s ambassador to Ireland and an individual who possessed information about a number of sensitive matters that may have led to his elimination.
Much of that sensitive information concerned the large Nazi diaspora which materialized in Ireland in the 1960’s, heavily capitalizing the Irish economy and augmenting a Nazi/fascist political base in that island nation.
Drawing on virulent anti-British sentiment in the “Emerald Isle,” as well as profound Vatican influence in that country, a strong Third Reich underground fused with domestic fascist elements such as the Blueshirts to create a strong ideological, operational and economic foundation for the Nazi dream of a “European Argentine.”
“ . . . . A decade later, according to historian Dennis Eisenberg in his thorough expose Re-Emergence of Fascism. ‘The early spring of 1961 saw one of the most important changes in plans for the fascist international’s future activities. . . . It was decided at this meeting to try and make Ireland the future home for their activities in the same way as the Argentine had been used in the days immediately after the war. . . . The methods used were the same as those which had been directed against Peron; the country will be flooded with capital in such a way that the Government would become dependent on the men who control the money purses. Now Ireland was to become a kind of ‘refuge’ on the door-step of Europe for fascist-minded extremists.’ . . . .”
Stockdale’s “suicide” followed President Kennedy’s assassination by ten days.
“ . . . . On the morning of December 2, 1963, ten days after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Edward Grant Stockdale, a ruggedly handsome, forty-eight-year-old businessman and cohort of both Jack and Robert Kennedy, fell to his death from the thirteenth floor of the Alfred I. DuPont Building in downtown Miami.
Stockdale tumbled eight floors from his business office window before his body struck and landed on a fifth-floor ledge. . . .”
There is ample reason to believe that Stockdale’s death was not suicide.
“. . . . Interviewed in June 2004, Grant’s daughter, Ann Stockdale—apparently acutely aware of the dangers of speaking candidly about her father’s alleged suicide even four decades later . . . . “[President] Kennedy asked Daddy to go to the Air Force Base south of Miami to see if (against Kennedy’s orders) bombs were being loaded on the planes. Bombs were being loaded on the planes! I believe one of the reasons Daddy was killed was because he knew that the Government was being run by the Military Complex. . . .”
Stockdale expressed fear for his life: “ . . . . Author and publisher David Talbot writes that Stockdale flew to Washington and talked with Robert and Edward Kennedy about the assassination of their brother. On his return [to Miami] Stockdale told several of his friends that ‘the world was closing in.’ On December 1, he spoke to his attorney, William Frates, who later recalled: ‘He started talking. It didn’t make much sense. He said something about ‘those guys’ trying to get him. Then about the assassination.’’ . . . .”
The authors speculate that Stockdale’s “suicide” may have been arranged in part, to obscure his awareness of the profound Nazi presence in Ireland, including operations of Otto and Ilse Skoreny. Skorzeny, of course, may have been a key tactical planner for the JFK assassination as posited by Albarelli and his co-authors.
“ . . . . ‘Frequently attending these gatherings in all their splendor were Otto and Ilse Skorzeny . . . Without doubt, Stockdale was amply familiar with former Nazi SS officer Skorzeny, who often visited the embassy for meetings with various American businessmen, military officers, and intelligence officials, as well as various embassy staff members throughout 1960, 1961, and 1962. Former embassy personnel vividly recall Skorzeny coming to the embassy on a near ‘weekly basis.’ Evidence also reveals that the Skorzenys were occasional dinner guests joining the ambassador and his wife. . . .”
Both of JFK’s surviving brothers made trips abroad in 1964, possibly to investigate aspects of their brother’s murder.
Shortly after announcing his candidacy for the Senate, Ted Kennedy made a trip to Ireland, shortly after which he narrowly escaped death in a plane crash: “ . . . . Six months after the murder of his brother in Dallas, Senator Edward Kennedy, the youngest of Joe and Rose Kennedy’s sons, flew to Ireland. He had recently announced his campaign to run for a six-year Senate term in Massachusetts . . . . He returned to the States, and less than three weeks later, on June 19, 1964, he was a passenger in a fatal plane crash that killed the pilot, Edward Zimny of Lawrence, MA. . . .”
Robert Kennedy traveled to Mexico: “ . . . . Toward the end of 1964, his brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, made a trip to Mexico City, ostensibly to observe the young radical movement in the country. Coverage of the mysterious trip was tightly controlled, and it was only years later that researchers began to speculate on the real purpose of the trip. Some historians argue he was pursuing links between the assassination of his brother and a network operating in Mexico. . . .”
1. Gunrunner Thomas Eli Davis appears to have been subjected to a degree of mind control at the Lafayette Clinic in Detroit. Ernst Rodin—his “therapist”—was an Austrian émigré with a Third Reich pedigree.
Of particular note is the fact that MK/ULTRA operative extraordinaire Louis Jolyon West was a protégé of Rodin.
Davis was a gunrunning associate of Jack Ruby and was, apparently, involved with Lee Harvey Oswald’s sojourn in Mexico.
Later in the program, we set forth Davis’s connections to Viktor Oswald, an “Underground Reich” associate who networked extensively with the milieu of Otto Skorzeny in Spain.
Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; pp. 168, 169, 178.
. . . . One such practice was recommended by the [Lafayette] clinic’s neurologist, Dr. Ernst Rodin, who achieved wide notoriety with his recommendation that individuals who took part in Detroit’s race riots in the 1960s be physically castrated. Dr. Rodin, who treated Thomas Davis, came to the United States from Vienna in the early 1950s. According to Rodin’s autobiography, War and Mayhem, he had been a member of the Hitler Youth movement and then served a short stint as a Nazi soldier. . . . Dr. Joly West was a protégé of Rodin. . . .
. . . . In his 1977 pursuit of enigma Thomas Eli Davis, newsman Seth Kantor also revealed that the Texas native was released from his Tangier jail cell in early December 1963, through the intervention and assistance from “the mysterious CIA contract assassin known only by his CIA cryptonym QJ/WIN.” Kantor provides no source for his information on QJ/WIN, and Kantor is now dead. Readers of this book now know that a leading figure of the QJ/WIN program was former Nazi SS officer Otto Skorzeny, and it is this fact that makes Davis’s saga even more intriguing.
Well before Kantor wrote about Thomas Davis, Dallas Morning News reporter Earl Golz gained knowledge of Davis’s links to another major player in the assassination story, Jack Ruby, Oswald’s assassin, and to several other unsavory Texas gunrunners. Taken together, these links advance the n\mystery of Thomas Davis into “the stratosphere of serpentine connections.”
On July 10, 1976, Golz wrote a greatly overlooked Morning News account concerning Jack Ruby’s role in running guns to anti-Castro forces in Cuba. Golz writes that after Ruby’s arrest for murdering Lee Harvey Oswald, Ruby “was concerned that the name of a gunrunner for anti-Castro Cubans might come up during his 1964 trial [in Dallas].” The name was Thomas Eli Davis, Jr. . . . .
. . . . Davis’s wife’s statement to the author in 2004 continues verbatim: “The other Oswald, the man they said that killed the President . . . . I had no idea who he was until his name was in the newspapers. But when I saw his picture, I remembered him right away from being in Mexico at a hotel thing with Tom. He and Tom had been together for a few days. That frightened me a lot, but Tom said to forget about it. . . .”
2. Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; pp. 175–6.
. . . . He moved to Spain in about 1948 and established several small businesses, including branch offices for his brother’s chemical concerns, which were based in Germany. During the war, he became close friends with Alfred Barth, the vice-president for Middle European Affairs for the Chase National Bank in New York, owned by the Rockefeller family. Barth was a close friend of John McCloy . . . . who in 1964 would become a member of the Warren Commission. In 1950, Barth traveled to Madrid to meet with Generalissimo Franco, and it was Victor Oswald who accompanied him to the private meeting. Not long afterward, Oswald became the official representative for the Chase Manhattan Bank in Spain, having been appointed by his friend Lawrence Rockefeller. Oswald was also a close friend and business partner with Pierre S. Du Pont III.
Oswald was well-liked in Madrid’s business community. . . . He was also a low-profile member of Madrid’s large coterie of former Nazis, some of whom joined him in his various business ventures . . . .
3. Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; pp. 176–177.
. . . . Significantly, Victor Oswald was also a longtime business partner with fellow Madrid resident Otto Skorzeny, who, more importantly and to the point here, was present for Davis’s meeting with Victor Oswald. It is worth repeating precisely what Davis’s wife revealed to the authors: “Tom knew [Victor] Oswald . . . I mean, it was obvious to me. I don’t know where they had met before, but To told me he’d been there [Madrid] twice before. . . . The other man there [in Madrid], at the meeting, was a German, who had a long, ugly scar that cut down one side of his face. . . . He didn’t say much, but I sensed Tom knew him also. . . .”
Clearly, the German with the long ugly scar was Otto Skorzeny. Skorzeny’s office was only about two blocks away from Oswald’s. . . .
. . . . Skorzeny and Victor Oswald had known each other since at least 1951. This was the point during which Skorzeny was establishing an independent engineering office in Madrid. Introductions between the two appear to have come through Johannes Bernhardt, the former senior SS intelligence officer who headed SOFINDUS, the corporate network used by the Nazis in Spain. Readers may recall that SOFINDUS assets were acquired by the Allies after the war. Victor Oswald . . . was involved in the postwar acquisition of SOFINDUS, placing him in close contact with Bernhardt. Bernhardt had contacted the Allies even before the war ended, attempting to transfer millions of dollars of SOFINDUS assets in return for favorable treatment. The offer was graciously accepted. In 1951, Victor Oswald and Johannes Bernhardt were joined by Otto Skorzeny, who had been transferred to Spain by US intelligence. The new business relationship with the revamped SOFINDUS was the intended cover for much of the intelligence and covert activity carried by Skorzeny.
One contract alone provided great legitimacy to Skorzeny’s work with Victor Oswald. This was the Otto Wolff steel company out of Germany in which Ilse, Otto’s wife, also played a prominent role. . . .
5a. Much of the program consists of analysis of the highly suspicious “suicide” of Edward Grant Stockdale, JFK’s ambassador to Ireland and an individual who possessed information about a number of sensitive matters that may have led to his elimination.
Much of that sensitive information concerned the large Nazi diaspora which materialized in Ireland in the 1960’s, heavily capitalizing the Irish economy and augmenting a Nazi/fascist political base in that island nation.
Drawing on virulent anti-British sentiment in the “Emerald Isle,” as well as profound Vatican influence in that country, a strong Third Reich underground fused with domestic fascist elements such as the Blueshirts to create a strong ideological, operational and economic foundation for the Nazi dream of a “European Argentine.”
“ . . . . A decade later, according to historian Dennis Eisenberg in his thorough expose Re-Emergence of Fascism. ‘The early spring of 1961 saw one of the most important changes in plans for the fascist international’s future activities. . . . It was decided at this meeting to try and make Ireland the future home for their activities in the same way as the Argentine had been used in the days immediately after the war. . . . The methods used were the same as those which had been directed against Peron; the country will be flooded with capital in such a way that the Government would become dependent on the men who control the money purses. Now Ireland was to become a kind of ‘refuge’ on the door-step of Europe for fascist-minded extremists.’ . . . .”
Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; p. 292.
. . . . A decade later, according to historian Dennis Eisenberg in his thorough expose Re-Emergence of Fascism. “The early spring of 1961 saw one of the most important changes in plans for the fascist international’s future activities. The scene was Madrid, the exact meeting place highly secret. Gathered around the table were such men as “Scarface” Skorzeny, [Rexist party leader and SS officer] Leon Degrelle, Luftwaffe ace Hans Ulrich Rudel and several other high-ranking Nazis [among them was the son of Klaus Barbie]. It was decided at this meeting to try and make Ireland the future home for their activities in the same way as the Argentine had been used in the days immediately after the war. . . . The methods used were the same as those which had been directed against Peron; the country will be flooded with capital in such a way that the Government would become dependent on the men who control the money purses. Now Ireland was to become a kind of ‘refuge’ pm the door-step of Europe for fascist-minded extremists.”
The cultural and political soil in Ireland had been tilled for just such an ambitious endeavor since the early 1930s.
Eisenberg continues, “But why Ireland? Why should the fascists try and make Dublin their new base? For one thing, Ireland is much nearer to Europe and the country has never been at war with Germany. Secondly, there are strong German sympathies among sections of Irish society mainly because of historic bitterness towards the British. Skorzeny and two representatives of a German and Swiss bank had protracted talks with members of the Irish Government and they promised to transfer considerable sums of capital to aid its economic development. The Irish, in turn, promised to give permission for the Germans to use large tracts of Government owned land to afford them tax reliefs. The Irish insisted that the new industries should be scattered widely over the country so as to get the maximum benefit from the influx of capital.”. . .
5b. Stockdale’s “suicide” followed President Kennedy’s assassination by ten days.
“ . . . . On the morning of December 2, 1963, ten days after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Edward Grant Stockdale, a ruggedly handsome, forty-eight-year-old businessman and cohort of both Jack and Robert Kennedy, fell to his death from the thirteenth floor of the Alfred I. DuPont Building in downtown Miami.
Stockdale tumbled eight floors from his business office window before his body struck and landed on a fifth-floor ledge. . . .”
Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; pp. 123–124.
. . . . On the morning of December 2, 1963, ten days after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Edward Grant Stockdale, a ruggedly handsome, forty-eight-year-old businessman and cohort of both Jack and Robert Kennedy, fell to his death from the thirteenth floor of the Alfred I. DuPont Building in downtown Miami.
Stockdale tumbled eight floors from his business office window before his body struck and landed on a fifth-floor ledge. . . . Miami police investigators determined Stockdale’s death to be “apparent suicide.” Stockdale left no suicide note or letter, according to investigators, and despite their determination, it remains unclear as to how Stockdale went out the window of his office. . . . Requests from these authors, and others, for a copy of the police investigative file brought the response that the file was no longer available. One official, who declined to be named for this book, said he thought the file “had been either lost or misplaced years ago.”. . .
6. There is ample reason to believe that Stockdale’s death was not suicide.
“. . . . Interviewed in June 2004, Grant’s daughter, Ann Stockdale—apparently acutely aware of the dangers of speaking candidly about her father’s alleged suicide even four decades later . . . . “[President] Kennedy asked Daddy to go to the Air Force Base south of Miami to see if (against Kennedy’s orders) bombs were being loaded on the planes. Bombs were being loaded on the planes! I believe one of the reasons Daddy was killed was because he knew that the Government was being run by the Military Complex. . . .”
Stockdale expressed fear for his life: “ . . . . Author and publisher David Talbot writes that Stockdale flew to Washington and talked with Robert and Edward Kennedy about the assassination of their brother. On his return [to Miami] Stockdale told several of his friends that ‘the world was closing in.’ On December 1, he spoke to his attorney, William Frates, who later recalled: ‘He started talking. It didn’t make much sense. He said something about ‘those guys’ trying to get him. Then about the assassination.’’ . . . .”
Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; pp. 125–6.
. . . . Interviewed in June 2004, Grant’s daughter, Ann Stockdale—apparently acutely aware of the dangers of speaking candidly about her father’s alleged suicide even four decades later—made no reference to revelations that rocked D.C. politics in the fall of 1963, including the Bobby Baker scandal that had forced her family to leave Dublin and the Ellen Rometsch Affair. . . . “[President] Kennedy asked Daddy to go to the Air Force Base south of Miami to see if (against Kennedy’s orders) bombs were being loaded on the planes. Bombs were being loaded on the planes! I believe one of the reasons Daddy was killed was because he knew that the Government was being run by the Military Complex. The Military Complex didn’t want the American people to realize (and still don’t) that they were calling the shots. Daddy knew he was being followed . . . and he told Mom that they were going to get him . . . and they did. There was an attempt on my life also several days after Daddy’s funeral. I realize now that this was a scare tactic to silence my Mother, i.e., if you speak about anything, your kids are dead. It worked!”
Author and publisher David Talbot writes that Stockdale “flew to Washington and talked with Robert and Edward Kennedy about the assassination of their brother. On his return [to Miami] Stockdale told several of his friends that ‘the world was closing in.’ On December 1, he spoke to his attorney, William Frates, who later recalled: ‘He started talking. It didn’t make much sense. He said something about ‘those guys’ trying to get him. Then about the assassination.’”
As intriguing as Ann Stockdale’s and David Talbot’s revelations are, few were aware at the time of Stockdale’s acquaintanceship with Otto and Ilse Skorzeny in Ireland, and the possible impact that may have had on his untimely death. . . .
7. The authors speculate that Stockdale’s “suicide” may have been arranged in part, to obscure his awareness of the profound Nazi presence in Ireland, including operations of Otto and Ilse Skoreny. Skorzeny, of course, may have been a key tactical planner for the JFK assassination as posited by Albarelli and his co-authors.
“ . . . . ‘Frequently attending these gatherings in all their splendor were Otto and Ilse Skorzeny . . . Without doubt, Stockdale was amply familiar with former Nazi SS officer Skorzeny, who often visited the embassy for meetings with various American businessmen, military officers, and intelligence officials, as well as various embassy staff members throughout 1960, 1961, and 1962. Former embassy personnel vividly recall Skorzeny coming to the embassy on a near ‘weekly basis.’ Evidence also reveals that the Skorzenys were occasional dinner guests joining the ambassador and his wife. . . .”
Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; pp. 325–326.
. . . . John Kennedy’s good friend Grant Stockdale presented his credentials in Dublin on May 17, 1961, just weeks after [Eisenhower’s Ambassador to Ireland R.W. Scott] McLeod left the post. As ambassador, both McLeod’s and Stockdale’s duties included hosting formal and informal events for dignitaries and Ireland’s elite. At this juncture, it is worth repeating the history between Stockdale and Otto Skorzeny as revealed in Chapter 4: “Frequently attending these gatherings in all their splendor were Otto and Ilse Skorzeny . . . Without doubt, Stockdale was amply familiar with former Nazi SS officer Skorzeny, who often visited the embassy for meetings with various American businessmen, military officers, and intelligence officials, as well as various embassy staff members throughout 1960, 1961, and 1962. Former embassy personnel vividly recall Skorzeny coming to the embassy on a near ‘weekly basis.’ Evidence also reveals that the Skorzenys were occasional dinner guests joining the ambassador and his wife. . . .”
The ruggedly handsome forty-eight-year-old Florida businessman “fell to his death” from the 13th floor of the DuPont Building in Miami, just ten days after his close friend John Kennedy was brutally taken down in Dallas. As noted previously, no author until now has identified Stockdale’s connections to Otto and Ilse Skorzeny and the possible impact of those connections on his untimely death. . . .
8. Both of JFK’s surviving brothers made trips abroad in 1964, possibly to investigate aspects of their brother’s murder.
Shortly after announcing his candidacy for the Senate, Ted Kennedy made a trip to Ireland, shortly after which he narrowly escaped death in a plane crash: “ . . . . Six months after the murder of his brother in Dallas, Senator Edward Kennedy, the youngest of Joe and Rose Kennedy’s sons, flew to Ireland. He had recently announced his campaign to run for a six-year Senate term in Massachusetts . . . . He returned to the States, and less than three weeks later, on June 19, 1964, he was a passenger in a fatal plane crash that killed the pilot, Edward Zimny of Lawrence, MA. . . .”
Robert Kennedy traveled to Mexico: “ . . . . Toward the end of 1964, his brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, made a trip to Mexico City, ostensibly to observe the young radical movement in the country. Coverage of the mysterious trip was tightly controlled, and it was only years later that researchers began to speculate on the real purpose of the trip. Some historians argue he was pursuing links between the assassination of his brother and a network operating in Mexico. . . .”
Coup In Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. (Forward by Dick Russell); Skyhorse Publishing [HC]; Copyright 2021 by H.P. Albarelli, Jr. and Linda O’Hara; ISBN 978–1‑5107–4031‑0; p. 333.
. . . . Six months after the murder of his brother in Dallas, Senator Edward Kennedy, the youngest of Joe and Rose Kennedy’s sons, flew to Ireland. He had recently announced his campaign to run for a six-year Senate term in Massachusetts . . . . He returned to the States, and less than three weeks later, on June 19, 1964, he was a passenger in a fatal plane crash that killed the pilot, Edward Zimny of Lawrence, MA.
This was the third of four air tragedies that would devastate the Kennedy political dynasty. Pulled to safety by fellow passenger Senator Birch Bayh, Ted was hospitalized with severe back injuries for the following six months. Toward the end of 1964, his brother, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, made a trip to Mexico City, ostensibly to observe the young radical movement in the country. Coverage of the mysterious trip was tightly controlled, and it was only years later that researchers began to speculate on the real purpose of the trip.
Some historians argue he was pursuing links between the assassination of his brother and a network operating in Mexico. Considering the highly suspicious death of former Ambassador to Ireland Grant Stockdale and his uncharacteristic display of alarm the week following the assassination in Dallas, it is possible that Ted had been seconded to Ireland in May ’64 on a similar mission. . . .
Neutralized legitimate security for Presidential motorcade:
Paul J. Paterni, COL. John “Jack” Alston Crichton, Capt. W. Patrick Gannaway, COL. George Laster “Lonnie” Lumpkin, COL. Frank Maryan “Brandy” Brandstetter, Lt. Jack Revill, Lt. Col. George Luster Whitmeyer, Capt. William Ralph “Pinky” Westbrook, William S. Biggio (Special Service Bureau, Criminal Intelligence Section, DPD), Det. Leonard Don Stringfellow, Warren C. de Brueys, and Lt. Col. Buddy Joe Wright.
Moved the patsies into place:
David Atlee Phillips, Jacques G. Richardson AKA Thomas B. Casasin, Edward Scannell Butler, George Frederick Munro, George E. Aurell, Dorothe Kerans Matlack, Anthony F. Czajkowski, George de Mohrenschildt, Delphine Points Roberts (White Citizens Council/ Louisiana Sovereignty Commission/ National Defense Chairman, Robert Harvey Chapter, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution), Michael Ralph Paine, Winston Mackinley Scott, Clay LaVerne Shaw (Centro Mondiale Commerciale/PERMINDEX; International Trade Mart, President), Paul M. Raigorodsky (PERMINDEX), John David Hurt (Nags Head School of Illusionary Warfare), Maurice Brooks Gatlin Sr., James Patrick Hosty Jr., J. Walton Moore, Igor Vladimir Voshinin, Ruth Hyde Paine, Col. Lawrence Orlov, William Guy Banister, Priscilla Johnson McMillan, Dr. L. Wilson Greene (Edgewood Arsenal Scientific Director), COL. Theodore Frelinghyusen Hoffman, Charles William Wiley (CIA Security Research Staff; ZR/AWARD officer), Joseph Alexander Sizoo, Lee R. Pennington Jr. (Director of the National Americanism Commission of the American Legion), William K. Lambie Jr., Dr. Alton Ochsner (Information Council of the Americas), COL. Samuel Goodhue Kail, Rubén Zuno Arce “LIENVOY,” Percival Flack Brundage, Col. Dr. Jose A. Rivera, Richard Edward Snyder, Larrie Schmidt (Young Americans for Freedom/ Conservatism USA), David William Ferrie, Sam J. Papich, Harold Keith Thompson, Gordon Barton McLendon, George Alexandrovich Bouhe, C. Frank Stone III “WUBRINY,” Richard Case Nagell, Spas Todorov Raikin, Viola June Cobb, George Efythron Joannides, Lt. Col. James Walter McCord Jr. and Bernardo de Torres “WILDCAT”.
Designated patsies for post-assassination “narrative” control:
Lee Harvey Oswald (Fair Play for Cuba Committee, New Orleans), Richard Case Nagell (Field Operations Intelligence/Soviet double agent), Gilberto Policarpo Lopez (Fair Play for Cuba Committee, Miami), Thomas Arthur Vallee (John Birch Society, Chicago), Harry L. Power (Young Communist League), Joseph Rodriguez Molina (American G.I. Forum, Dallas), Santiago Garriga “AMKNOB‑1” (Fair Play for Cuba Committee, Miami), and Vaughn “Snipes” Marlowe (Fair Play for Cuba Committee, Los Angeles).
Coordinated the hit-team:
David “El Indio” Sánchez Morales, Maj. Gen. Edward Geary Lansdale, LCDR Harold ‘Hal’ Feeney, Capt. Jean-René Souètre, Maj. Lauri Allan Törni, William “Rip” Robertson Jr., Fred Lee Crisman, Theodore George “Ted” Shackley Jr., Lt. Col. Lucien Emile Conein, Charles Tracy Barnes, Col. Clarence Ward Bishop, Filippo Sacco AKA John “Handsome Johnny” Rosselli AKA “COL. John Rawlston,” COL. Orlando Eleno Piedra Negueruela (Anti-Communist League of the Caribbean/ Operation 40 commander), Grayston L. Lynch, Edwin Paul Wilson, and Otto Skorzeny.
Provided the technical logistics for assassination team:
Maj. Gen. Mitchell Livingston WerBell III, Col. Walter M. Higgins Jr., Col. Demetrius G. Stampados, COL. William Henry Jordan (USMCR), Maj. George Charles Nonte Jr., Charles Donald Ford AKA Charles “Rocky” Fiscalini, Earle Cabell, Jean-Pierre Lafitte “QJ/WIN,” Jacob Leon “Jack Ruby” Rubenstein, John Thomas Masen, Insall Bailey “I. B.” Hale, Franz Josef Huber, Lawrence Reginald Miller, Nofio J. Pecora, Lt. Col. Lev E. Dobriansky, Col. Cecil Himes, Maj. Gerhard Georg Mertins, Dino Vicente Cellini, COL. William Potter Gale (Minutemen/ California Rangers), COL. Joseph “Saik” Saikewitz (Crescent Firearms Inc./ Adam Consolidated Industries), Elmer Merrifield Keith, Byron Engle, Pastor Milciades Coronel, Richard A. Lauchli Jr. (Counter-Insurgency Council), Charles Allan “Skeeter” Skelton, Brig. Gen. Theodore C. Mataxis, Emil Augsburg, Frank Lawrence “Lefty” Rosenthal, Paul Dickopf, Carmel Offie, Lt. Col. Robert K. Brown, John Woolf O’Connor, Erich Fritz Von Marbod, Eberhard Taubert, Donald Edward Browder, Paul M. Rothermel Jr., John Martino “Operation TILT,” COL. Roger Trinquier (Cité Catholique), Father Georges Grasset (Cité Catholique), COL. Jean Gardes (Cité Catholique), Samuel George Cummings (INTERARMCO), Bert “Yank” Levy, Hans-Ulrich Rudel, Donnell Darius Whitter, Guido Giannettini, Murray W. “Dusty” Miller, Irwin S. Weiner, Daniel Anthony “Dan” Mitrione, John Franklin Elrod, Miguel Nazar Haro “LITEMPO-12″ (Dirección Federal de Seguridad), Lewis Joseph McWillie, Otto Albrecht Alfred von Bolschwing, Brig. Gen. Harry Clay “Heinie” Aderholt, Mario Emanuel Brod AKA Michael Broderick, Herbert L. Itkin, Philippe Thyraud de Vosjoli, Robert Bernard “Barney” Baker, Thomas Eli Davis III and Isaac Irving Davidson.
Planned the assassination:
Allen Welsh Dulles (J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation), Richard Mervin Bissell Jr., Prescott Sheldon Bush (Union Banking Corporation/ Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.), Generale Giovanni Allavena (Capo del SIFAR Controspionaggio dell’Ufficio “D”), CMD. Robert P. Driscoll (CIA liaison to Arma dei Carabinieri/ Merrill Lynch Brokerage House, Rome, Italy), Maj. Gen. Giuseppe Pièche (Direttore Generale del Servizi Antincendi/ Operation GLADIO Commander/ Centro Mondiale Commerciale), William Averell Harriman (Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.; ZR/CANDY officer), Francis I.G. “Fig” Coleman (Merrill Lynch Brokerage House, Rome, Italy), Gen. Curtis Emerson LeMay, Gen. Charles Pearre Cabell, ADM. Arleigh Albert Burke, Gen. Giovanni de Lorenzo (Comandante dei Carabinieri), Gen. Lyman Louis Lemnitzer, COL. James Hardesty Critchfield, Lt. Col. Renzo Rocca [Commander SIFAR office‑R/ dell’ufficio del SIFAR Ricerche Economiche ed Industriali (REI)], COL. Boris Theodore Pash, Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt III, Mario Roatta, Lt. Gen. Alva Revista Fitch, Hauptsturmführer Odo Wilischer, John S. Earman Jr., Hugh H. Fenwick (CIA asset, Rome, Italy), Maj. Gen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., Gen. Hans Speidel, Maj. Gen. Roland Haddaway del Mar, Dr. Werner “Werewolf” Naumann, Pier Francesco Nistri [l’Associazione Nazionale Combattenti Italiani di Spagna (ANCIS)], Jacques Michel-Gabriel Paul Benoist-Méchin, Erich von dem Bach-Zelewski, COL. Manuel Rangel-Escamilla (Dirección Federal de Seguridad), COL. Joseph Caldwell King, Pedro Urraca Rendueles, Reinhard Gehlen, François de Grossouvre, Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, COL. Sheffield M. Edwards, Melitón Manzanas González, Generalleutnant Albert Schnez, Lt. Col. Philip James Corso, Maj. Gen. Boris Alekseyevich Holmston-Smyslovsky, Jacob Donald ‘Jake’ Esterline, Gen. Adolf Bruno Heinrich Ernst Heusinger, Hans Josef Maria Globke, Jean-Eugène Violet (La Cagoule/Le Cercle), Maj. Gen. Charles Andrew Willoughby, Eberhard Taubert, Federico Umberto D’Amato, Lt. Gen. William Pelham Yarborough, Adriano Giulio Cesare Magi-Braschi, Henry D. Hecksher, William Hermann Godel, Arthur Ehrhardt, Livingston Tallmadge Merchant, Richard Milhous Nixon (Key Biscayne Bank and Trust Company), Lt. Col. Vernon Anthony Walters, Theodor Oberländer, Richard McGarrah Helms, Richard Ober, Carleton Stevens Coon, Alfred Conrad “Al” Ulmer Jr., COL. Howard Lay Burris, COL. Robert Trumbull “The Crow” Crowley, Heinrich “Harry” August Rositzke, Arnold Melvin Silver (QJ/WIN officer), William Putnam “Bill” Bundy and William King “Bill” Harvey.
Recruited and trained the hit-team:
Robert Aime Maheu, Roger C. Butts (CIA officer; Operations Manager, Gibraltar Steamship Company), Brig. Gen. Paul Francis Gaynor, Jean Népote, Lt. Col. Joseph Young ”Texas” Canon, James “Big Jim” O’Connell, Charles Siragusa, Thomas Gregory Clines, Gerald Patrick “Jerry” Hemming Jr., Alfred Helmut Naujocks, Col. Napoleon Diestro “El Ulupong” Valeriano AKA “Col. Vallejo”, Col. Charles Poletti, Brig. Gen. Edwin Anderson Walker, Lt. Col. Manuel “The Mexican” Chavez AKA Russell H. Sambora, Dr. Franz Alfred Six, Maj. Robert Van Horn, Felton Mark Wyatt, COL. Garland H. Williams (FBN-CIA liaison), Edward Lawton Smith, Wilhelm Höettl, Lt. Col. Trudencio Ulibarri, Egidio Viggiani, COL. Erickson S. Nichols, Warren E. Frank “AMPARCH‑1,” Lt. Col. Ermal P. Geiss, COL. Tullius “Tully” Alexander Acampora (CIA Counterintelligence liaison to Arma dei Carabinieri/ Merrill Lynch Brokerage House, Rome, Italy), Charles Lacheroy, Mariano Faget Sr. (Buró para Represión de las Actividades Comunistas), Earl Harter (“Second-Story” chief), Sami El Khoury (FBN informant), Hanna Yazbeck, Nestor D. Sanchez, CDR Harold “Hal” Feeney, Biagio “Max” Corvo, Henry L. “Hank” Manfredi (FBN/CIA liaison-“QJ/WIN” commander/ Merrill Lynch Brokerage House, Rome, Italy), Ira “Ike” Feldman, Harold “Happy” Meltzer, William Wayne Dalzell (Radio Cuba Libre/ Pan-American Radio Inc./ Friends of Democratic Cuba), John Thomas “Jack” Cusack, Capt. Bradley Earl Ayers, John Wilson-Hudson (Friends of Democratic Cuba), Steve Czukas, Carl Elmer Jenkins, Lt. Col. Esteban Ventura Novo Rivero AKA “El Asesino De Traje Blanco” (Operation 40 commander), George Hunter White, COL. Charles A. Waters Jr. (Friends of Democratic Cuba), Hans V. Tofte, Harry Herbert Bennett, Charles Ted Rutledge Bohannan, Charles “Chuckie the Typewriter” Nicoletti, Richard Scully Cain, George “Guv” S. Musulin, and Everette “Eduardo” Howard Hunt Jr.
Covered up assassination plot and controlled mass-media narrative:
McGeorge “Mac” Bundy, Gordon Gray, Adolf Augustus Berle Jr., John Alexander McCone, William F. Buckley Jr., Paul J. Paterni, COL. Alexander Meigs Haig Jr., Gen. Robert J. Smith, Clarence Douglas Dillon, Col. Robert G. Storey, Raymond G. Rocca, James W. Powell, Cyrus Roberts Vance Sr., Desmond FitzGerald, Col. Richard Dale Drain, James Burnham, John Jay McCloy, Gen. Charles Douglas Jackson, Cord Meyer Jr., Ilya Mamantov, Virginia Prewett, Thomas Hercules Karamessines, Frank L. Ellsworth, Joseph Anthony Califano Jr., William Cornelius Sullivan (COINTELPRO commander), Revilo Pendleton Oliver, Erika L.“Heidi” Rikan (CIA asset), Erich Kern AKA Erich Knud Kernmayr, Col. Leroy Fletcher Prouty, Lt. Gen. William Wilson “Buffalo Bill” Quinn, William Harding Jackson (Operations Coordinating Board), Gen. Jose Alberto “Chele” Medrano, Lt. Gen. Joseph Francis Carroll, Harold Keith Thompson (International Association For The Advancement Of Ethnology And Eugenics), Dimitri von Mohrenschildt (QKACTIVE/ AMCOMLIB/ Radio Liberty/ Radio Free Europe), Edward Bennett Williams, Austin J. App (Foreign Intelligence Digest), Lloyd Francis MacMahon, George Russell Wackenhut, Kent Harbinson Courtney (American Committee To Free Cuba), Edward J. Coyle, David Dean Rusk, Col. Albert Richard Haney, Col. Stanley W. Beerli, Col. Jack L. Hawkins, James Jesus Angleton, Arthur E. Dooley (senior deputy of CIA Counterintelligence Research-Analysis Staff), Samuel Halpern (Task Force W), Carl E. Trettin (CIA Deputy Chief of the Counterintelligence Branch of the Cuban Operations Group), Nestor D. Sanchez (Cuban Operations Group Psychological-Political Action officer), Ray Monahan (a senior officer of the Cuban Desk of Central Intelligence Agency’s Western Hemisphere Division), USAF COL. Alfred Goldberg (U.S. Air Force Historical Division senior historian), Birch D. O’Neal (CIA Counterintelligence Chief Of Special Investigations), Ann Egerter (CIA Counterintelligence Special Investigations Group officer), Lambert L. Anderson (FBI agent infiltrator of the Fair Play For Cuba Committee), John S. Tilton (CIA agent infiltrator of the Fair Play For Cuba Committee; later a commander of the infamous “Phoenix Program” in Vietnam), William A. Branigan Jr. (FBI Deputy Counterintelligence Chief/ COINTELPRO member), William Marvin Gheesling (FBI Counterintelligence agent), William C. Bright (CIA Counterintelligence-SR/CI/RED officer), Harold F. Swenson (CIA Cuban Division Counterintelligence Chief), Edward F. Wegmann (Wackenhut Corporation), Anita Potocki (CIA Counterintelligence “Staff D” “SAS/CI” officer), Jane Roman (CIA Counterintelligence Liaison Officer to Directorate of Plans, “CI/L/DDP”), William J. Hood (CIA Western Hemisphere Division Chief of Operations), Will Potocki (CIA Counterintelligence Operations Officer), Charlotte Bustos-Videla File (CIA Mexico Desk HQ Chief), Stephan Roll (CIA Soviet Russia Division Counterintelligence Officer), Charles D. Brennan (COINTELPRO member), Gilberto Alvarado (Frente de Liberación Nacional officer/ CIA asset), Capt. Franklin Anthony Wheelock Garcia (Nicaraguan Office of National Security Chief Of Anti-Communist Section/ CIA cryptonym“ERYTHROID‑3″), Antonio Valladares (Latin American Anti-Communist Confederation/ Carlos Marcello’s lawyer), Anne Lorene Goodpasture (CIA Counterintelligence “Staff D” “SAS/CI” officer/ “LITEMPO” program officer), Thomas Wardell Braden, Joseph Wright Alsop V, Walter Lippmann, William Samuel Paley, Agustín Iván Edmundo Edwards Eastman (El Mercurio; ZR/AWARD officer), James Barrett Reston, Benjamin Crowninshield Bradlee, Alfred Friendly, Arthur Hays Sulzberger, and Edward Louis Bernays.
Security/coordinators for assassination fireteams:
Felipe Vidal Santiago, Roy Hargraves, Bernard Leon “Macho” Barker, Loran Eugene Hall, Eladio Ceferino del Valle Gutierrez “Yito”, Herminio Díaz García, Nestor “Tony” Izquierdo, Jose Jesus Basulto “El Capitán Araña” Leon, Alberto Blanco “El Loco” Romariz, Jorge “El Mago” Robreno Marieges, Juan Manuel Salvat “El Gordo” Roque, Orlando Bosch “Dr. Death” Ávila, Andres Nazario Sargen, Michael Vernon Townley, Donald Phinney Gregg, Nikolaus “Klaus” Barbie, Jorge Mas Canosa, José “El Padrino” Miguel Battle Sr., William Robert “Tosh” Plumlee (Nags Head School of Illusionary Warfare), Erhard Mossack (Werwolf Org/ Gehlen Org), Robert Leroy, Gerard Litt, Jean Paul Robert Filiol, Charles Voyde Harrelson, Fred Lee Crisman, Charles Frederick Rogers, Pedro Luis Diaz Lanz, Manuel Francisco Artime Buesa, Gaspar Eugenio Jimenez “Gasparito” Escobedo, Marcos Jose Diaz Lanz “AMOT‑6” (Minutemen), Félix Ismael “El Gato” Rodríguez Mendigutia, Jerry Lynn Davis (Secret Army Organization/FBI asset), Guillermo Novo “Mr. Bill” Sampol, Ignacio Novo Sampol, Virgilio R. “Villo” González, Jose Dionisio “Bloodbath” Suarez Esquivel, Edwin Anderson Collins, Luis “El Bambi” Clemente Faustino Posada Carriles, Eugenio Rolando “Musculito” Martínez, Manuel “Manolito” Rodriguez Orcarberro, Pedro Remón Rodríguez, Rafael Aureli “Chi-Chi” Quintero Ibarbia, Ricardo Morales “El Mono” Navarrete, José Joaquin Sanjenís “Felix” Perdomo, Porter Johnston Goss, Adler Berriman “Barry” Seal, Antonio “Tony” Cuesta del Valle, Eduardo “Omar” Víctor Arocena Pérez, Rolando Arcadio “El Tigre” Masferrer Rojas, Antonio Veciana Blanch, Alvin Ross Diaz, and Gordon Michael Dwayne Novel (Double-Chek Corporation).
Fireteam/Shooters:
Robert Emmett Johnson (Intercontinental Penetration Force)— Hollowed-out trunk of station wagon (across the street from the grassy knoll; parked backwards on the left side of road)— (“Remington XP-100” rifle w/ “.221 Remington Fireball” ammo).
COL. Charles “Boots” Askins Jr. (US Military Attaché, Madrid, Spain)— Manhole/ Grassy Knoll Shooter— (modified “ArmaLite AR-10 Project SALVO Special Purpose Individual Weapon” carbine-electromagnetic dart launcher w/ “poison-filled plastic-tipped ice flechette” ammo).
Frank Angelo Fiorini AKA Frank Anthony Sturgis (Operación 40 assassin/ “Chicago Junta” participant)— School Book Depository Shooter— (modified “Fallschirmjägergewehr 42 Type G” automatic rifle w/ “.22 caliber” sabot ammo).
Capt. Jean-René Marie Souètre (Organisation armée secrète)— Grassy Knoll Shooter— (“De Lisle Commando” carbine paratrooper stock w/ subsonic “.45 ACP” ammo).
Sandalio Herminio Díaz García (Operación 40 assassin/ bodyguard for Santos Trafficante Jr.)— School Book Depository Shooter— (modified “M1” carbine rechambered to “9mm” ammo).
COL. Joseph Young Canon (“Z‑Unit” Commander/ Field Operations Intelligence Commander)— Dal-Tex Shooter— (“FAL 50.63 PARA 2” battle rifle w/ “.22 caliber” sabot ammo).
Loran Eugene Hall (International Anti-Communist Brigade/ American Committee To Free Cuba/ Minutemen)— Dal-Tex Shooter— (“ArmaLite AR-15 Model 01” assault rifle w/ .223 ammo).
Nestor Antonio “Tony” Izquierdo (Office of Naval Intelligence asset/ Operation PATTY commando)— Dal-Tex Shooter— (“HK G3A3” 1963 bipod version battle rifle w/ “.22 caliber” sabot ammo).
Maj. Lauri Allan Törni (United States Army Special Forces)— Storm Drain Shooter— (suppressed OSS-model “M3 Greaser” submachine gun w/ subsonic “.45 ACP” ammo).
Maj. Gen. Mitchell Livingston WerBell III “AMBOAR” (CIA contractor)— Grassy Knoll Shooter (adjacent & above storm drain)— (first generation experimental “Military Armament Corporation Model 10” machine pistol w/ subsonic “.45 ACP” ammo).
Financial backers of assassination plot:
COL. Wickliffe Preston Draper, Patrick Joseph Frawley Jr., Harold “Hal” Sydney Geneen (ITT Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), François Genoud, Farouk Chourbagi (PERMINDEX), Prince Egon Maximilian von Hohenlohe, Mohamed Al-Fayed, Kurt Freiherr von Schröder (“Freundeskreis Reichsführer SS”/ Bankhaus J.H. Stein “SonderKonto S“), Ernest H. Meili (senior vice president, J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp.), Enno Reimar Hobbing “GPAZURE” (ZR/AWARD commander), Massimo Spada (Administrative Secretary, Vatican Bank), Lt. Gen. Pedro Augusto del Valle, Michele “The Shark” Sindona, José “Pepin” Bosch, Walter Sterling Surrey (World Finance Corporation), COL. Paul Lionel Edward Helliwell (Sea Supply Inc./ Civil Air Transport/ Red Sunset Enterprises/ Castle Bank & Trust/ Mercantile Bank Freeport), Carlton P. Fuller (Schroder-Rockefeller & Co.), Licio Gelli, Ann Clare Boothe Luce, Ferenc Nagy (Centro Mondiale Commerciale/PERMINDEX, President), Joseph Peter Grace Jr (president, W.R. Grace & Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), Santo Trafficante Jr., Edwin Wendell Pauley Sr., Horst Alberto Carlos Fuldner Bruene (SOFINDUS), Nicholas Louis Deák, Irving Brown, Edward Kiper Moss, William Stuart Symington III, Gr. Uff Angelo Sagna (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), William C. “Bill” Liedtke Jr. (Zapata Petroleum Corporation), James Clement Dunn, Seizō Arisue (M‑Fund/Katō Kikan commander), Franco Micucci Cecchi (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), Cardinal Eugène Tisserant, Friedrich Venceslav “Fritz” Schwend AKA “Jerry Droller” AKA “Frank Bender” AKA “Gerald Drecher” AKA “Mr. B” AKA “Don Federico,” Georges Albertini (Information Council of the Americas/ Worms Bank), Helmut Herbert Christian Heinrich Knochen, Michele Gutiérrez Spadafora-Duque XII de Spadafora (Centro Mondiale Commerciale/ Banco di Sicilia/ PERMINDEX), Alberto Fernández Echevarría “AMDENIM‑1,” Thomas “Tommy The Cork” Gardiner Corcoran, Henry Neil Mallon, Dr. Ernst Zeiest (PERMINDEX), Clark McAdams Clifford, Karl Friedrich Otto Wolff, Spruille Braden (John Birch Society/ United Fruit Company), Jorge Díaz Serrano, Father Hoze Aramiza AKA Jose Gardeano, Junio Valerio “Black Prince” Borghese (President, Credito Commerciale e Industriale), Paul Gray Hoffman (ZR/CANDY officer), Jay E. Crane (Standard Oil Company of New Jersey; ZR/CANDY officer), Joseph Morrell Dodge (Detroit Bank; ZR/CANDY officer), Warren Randolph Burgess (National City Bank; ZR/CANDY officer), Allan Sproul (Federal Reserve Bank of New York/ Wells Fargo Bank; ZR/CANDY officer), Thomas Harrington McKittrick (Bank for International Settlements/ Chase National Bank; ZR/CANDY officer), Jay Lovestone, Paul Hausser, Joseph Morrell Dodge, Gustav Adolf Sonnenhol, Maurice Hubert Stans, George Herbert Walker “Poppy” Bush, John Train “WUSALINE/ WUSALIFY” (Train, Cabot & Associates), Ernst Achenbach, Max Hagemann-Engeli (National-Zeitung/PERMINDEX), Maj. Gen. George Hamden Olmsted (Mercantile Bank & Trust Company, Freeport/ Castle Bank & Trust/ International Bank of Washington/ First American Bankshares/ Bank of Credit and Commerce International), Louis Mortimer Bloomfield (PERMINDEX), George Rufus Brown, Alex E. Carlson (Double-Chek Corporation), Carlos Cuesta Gallardo “TECOS,” Robert Keith Gray, Robert Bernard Anderson, Georges Mandel-Montello (PERMINDEX), Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk, Robert J. Kleberg Jr. (owner, King Ranch; ZR/AWARD officer), Felix Martin Julius Steiner, Frank Bruno Gigliotti, Satiris “Sonny” G. Fassoulis (World Commerce Corporation/ Commerce International China Inc.), Pier F. Talenti (First Western Bank and Trust Company), C. Jay Hutchinson (Anaconda Copper Mining Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), Graham Anderson Martin, William Dudley Pelley, Paul Marcinkus, Brig. Gen. Egbert Erle Cocke Jr., Father Roger Vekemans, Friedrich Gustave Kadgien (Imhauka AG), Thomas J. Devine “WUBRINY‑1” (Zapata Petroleum Corporation), William Howard Quasha, Salvador Díaz-Versón “AMPALM-26,” Hermann Josef Abs, Valerian Lada-Mocarski (J. Henry Schroder Banking Corporation president), Count Carlo D’Amelio (Centro Mondiale Commerciale/PERMINDEX), Sir William Samuel “Intrepid” Stephenson (British-American-Canadian-Corporation/World Commerce Corporation), William Horrigan (former OSS; World Commerce Corporation president), Ricardo Sicre (former OSS; World Commerce Corporation vice-president), Russell Forgan (former OSS officer; World Commerce Corporation director), John Riordan (Merrill Lynch Brokerage House, Rome, Italy), Frank Ryan (former OSS; World Commerce Corporation director and later president), James Cavagnaro (vice-president of Transamerica, the holding company that controls Bank of America; World Commerce Corporation director), Daniel de Menocal (investment banker connected to JP Morgan; World Commerce Corporation director), L. Boyd Hatch (investment banker; World Commerce Corporation director), Edward Stettinius Jr. (organized the Liberia Company; World Commerce Corporation director), James Harrison Wilson Thompson (World Commerce Corporation, Bangkok/ Sea Supply Inc./ Civil Air Transport), John B. Arnold (vice president, First National City Bank; ZR/AWARD officer), Hans Seligman-Schurch (PERMINDEX), Meyer Lansky (Bank Of World Commerce/ Perrine-Cutler Ridge Bank), Giulio Andreotti (Ministro della Difesa/ Propaganda Due/ Piano Solo), John Pullman (Atlas Bank/ Intrabank), Edward Levinson (Serv‑U Corp), Burton W. Kanter (Castle Bank & Trust), Enrico Frittoli (Locadi Import-Export Company/ Comité Monte Carlo), Eddie Cellini (Mary Carter Paint Company), Vittorio Valletta, Rafael Leónidas Trujillo Martínez (Credito Commerciale e Industriale), Henry Warren Balgooyen (executive vice president, American & Foreign Power Co. Inc.; ZR/AWARD officer), Tony “Big Tuna” Accardo (Serv-U-Corp), Ernest Feisst (Wander A. G./PERMINDEX), George Atkinson Braga (Czarnikow-Rionda Co./ Schrobanco), Alfonso Spataro [Banca di Credito Commerciale e Industriale (Credilcomin)], Gerald Lyman Kenneth Smith, Roberto Ascarelli (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), Bernardo Rionda Braga (first vice president, Czarnikow-Rionda Co./ Schrobanco; ZR/AWARD officer), Yoshio Kodama (M‑Fund/ CIA asset), Roberto Alejos Arzú “La Mano Blanca,” Frederick Russell Kappel (chairman, American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc.;ZR/AWARD officer), David Matthew Kennedy, Archbishop Mariano Rossell Arellano (United Fruit Company), Dr. Ernst W. Infeld (PERMINDEX/Imhauka AG), Paul Winzer AKA Walter Eugene Mosig (SOFINDUS), Giuseppe Azzaretto (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), Kim Jong-pil (KCIA Director), Richard L.G. Deverall (AFL Far East Bureau/CIA asset), George Crews McGhee, Lloyd Francis MacMahon (General Counsel, PERMINDEX), Brig. Gen. Charles “Babe” Baron, Horace Greeley Hjalmar Schacht, Mario Sandoval Alarcón, Salvatore “Sam Gold” Giancana, Henry Ford II (chairman, Ford Motor Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), Corrado Bonfantini (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), David Rockefeller (Chase Manhattan Bank; ZR/AWARD commander), Hans F. Sennholz, Ryōichi Sasakawa (M‑Fund/ CIA asset), Anna Chennault, Dr. Edgar Bernhard Jacques Salin (PERMINDEX), Roger Miles Blough (chairman, United States Steel Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), Fred C. Foy (chairman, Koppers Co. Inc.; ZR/AWARD officer), Virgilio Gaito (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), Okinori Kaya (M‑Fund/ CIA asset), Donald Mcintosh “Don” Kendall (PepsiCo.; ZR/AWARD officer), Alfredo Pizzoni (Credito Italiano Bank Pace e libertà), COL. Paul Hyde Bonner (economic adviser to the US Ambassador Rome,Italy in the settlement of war claims), Cardinal Francis Joseph Spellman (United Fruit Company), Giuseppe Zigiotti (Fascist National Association for Militia Arms/ PERMINDEX), Emilio G. Collado (vice president, Standard Oil Co., New Jersey; ZR/AWARD officer; ZR/CANDY officer), Wirt Dexter Walker II (Russell & Company/ Zapata Corporation), Henry Robinson Luce, Wallace Groves, Alfredo Crocco (Centro Mondiale Commerciale), Charles Gregory “Bebe” Rebozo (Coral Gables Motel), Francis E. Grimes (vice president, Chase Manhattan Bank.; ZR/AWARD officer), William H. Hickey (president, The United Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), Edgar F. Kaiser (president, Kaiser Industries Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), S. Maurice McAshan Jr. (president, Anderson, Clayton & Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), George S. Moore (president, First National City Bank; ZR/AWARD officer), Alan Mills Abernethy (Byrd Uranium/ Centro Mondiale Commerciale), John D.J. Moore (vice president, W. R. Grace & Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), Wilbur Morrison (executive vice president, Pan American World Airways, Inc.; ZR/AWARD officer), Henry T. Mudd (president, Cyprus Mines Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), Robert W. Purcell (chairman, International Basic Economy Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), Henry B. Sargent (president, American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.; ZR/AWARD officer), Thomas E. Sunderland (president, United Fruit Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), A. Thomas Taylor (president, International Packers, Ltd.; ZR/AWARD officer), Arthur Kittredge Watson (president, IBM World Trade Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), Leo D. Welch (chairman, Standard Oil Co., New Jersey/ chairman, Satellite Corp.; ZR/AWARD officer), John R. White (vice president, Standard Oil Co., New Jersey; ZR/AWARD officer), Walter B. Wriston (executive vice president, First National City Bank; ZR/AWARD officer), Norman Carignan (vice president of South American group, W. R. Grace & Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), John F. Gallagher (vice president, Sears, Roebuck & Co.; ZR/AWARD officer), ADM. Charles Maynard Cooke Jr. (Commerce International China Inc./ World Commerce Corporation), Nobusuke Kishi (M‑Fund/ CIA asset), Thomas E. Dewey (Mary Carter Paint Company), Willis H. Bird (Sea Supply Inc.), Eugene Benjamin Germany (Texas Regulars/ Civil Air Patrol), Edward Roland Noel “Bunny” Harriman (Union Banking Corporation), Nelson Bunker Hunt (American Volunteer Group), Cornelius Vander Starr, Guillermo Hernández-Cartaya, Shigetomo “Shig” Katayama, John Howard Pew, Sergio Arcacha-Smith, Thomas Dudley Cabot (President, Radio Swan/ President, United Fruit Company/ President, Gibraltar Steamship Company/ Director, First National Bank, Boston), Sumner Smith (owner, Swan Island/ Vice President, Gibraltar Steamship Company), R.J. Wilkinson (Program Director, Gibraltar Steamship Company), Roosevelt C. Houser (President, Radio Americas, Inc./ Director, First National Bank, Miami), Walter S.C. Rogers (Secretary Treasurer, Radio Americas, Inc./ President, Florida Bond & Mortgage Co.), William H. West Jr. (Vice President, Farmers & Merchants National Bank/ President, Vanguard Service Corp.) James E. Hollingsworth (Director, First National Bank, Palm Beach/ Vice President, Vanguard Service Corp.), Richard Samuel Greenlee (former OSS Chief of Special Operations Branch, Detachment 404, Ceylon; tax lawyer for Donovan, Leisure, Newton & Irvine/ Secretary, Vanguard Service Corp.) and William Douglas Pawley.
That is who murdered President John F. Kennedy.
Period.
@Robert Montenegro–
You’ve posted this before.
Sources would be good, although that would be an exhaustive, and exhausting, undertaking.
Best,
Dave