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Chad Nagle has written an article for Jefferson Morley's Substack on MK-Ultra and Lee Harvey Oswald. Back in 1983, when online publishing was barely a twinkle in anyone’s eye, Rolling Stone magazine published an article entitled, “Did Lee Harvey Oswald Drop Acid?” Co-authored by Martin Lee, Robert Ranftel, and Jeff Cohen, it tells an uncorroborated yet intriguing tale suggesting that MKULTRA may have somehow caught JFK’s accused assassin in its web. A respected New Orleans assistant district attorney named Edward G. Gillin recounted a strange and disturbing visit he received from an unidentified young man in the summer of 1963. The visitor wanted to know how he could get hold of a drug that “would affect the social and economic history of the world for the next 200 years.” He also said he didn’t just want to try it. He wanted legal advice on how to import it into the United States. Gillin said he listened to the visitor speak about the mysterious chemical for about an hour and concluded he was “probably a bit crazy” before advising him to consult both the New Orleans chemist (“the police authority on such matters”) and his personal physician. The attorney said the man never visited him again. After the assassination, Gillin — who retired as an Orleans Parish juvenile court judge and died in 2007 — recognized the visitor as having been Lee Harvey Oswald. He called the FBI to report the incident and said he thought Oswald might have been using “unusual drugs.” But the FBI seemed “uninterested,” and “the drug lead was never pursued.” Here is the report from Edward Gillin: This memo from Edward Gillin was found in Jim Garrison's files. Unfortunately, it is undated. And, of course, Lee Harvey Oswald did check out Huxley's Brave New World from the library in New Orleans. Here is the FBI report about this: Gillin told the FBI that He made his identification of Oswald based on his voice. Interestingly, "he recalled he formed a mental image of OSWALD as being a psychopathic personality." Now there is no mention of LSD and LSD was not mentioned in Huxley's book. Nagle says that Oswald wanted legal advice on the importation of this drug, but I don't see any evidence of that in Gillin's report. Gerald Posner discusses this in his book, Cased Closed: (pages 207 - 208 in the Kindle edition) Although this was a quiet time, and the one in which Oswald was at home the most, some assert that during the same period he visited the office of a New Orleans assistant district attorney, Edward Gillin. For over an hour, Oswald allegedly praised the wonders of a new drug, LSD, and asked if it was legal to import. Gillin suggested his visitor check with the city’s police chemist. After the man left the office, Gillin never again had contact with him, but over the assassination weekend of November 22, 1963, Gillin identified his visitor as Lee Oswald. Since the CIA was experimenting with LSD during the early 1960s, the incident might be evidence of an intelligence link to Oswald. The problem is with Gillin’s identification, which has been offered as evidence of another eyewitness account of Oswald’s suspicious behavior. “I was then, and still am now, legally blind,” Gillin told the author. “I could never have been sure of the identification of Oswald under oath.” Gillin had only identified Oswald from the sound of his voice over the television. In an interview with Paul Hoch, Robert Rantfel said that "We're not convinced that it was Oswald who visited Gillin, but we are convinced that Gillin is convinced." Here is a link to the article by Jeff Cohen, Martin Lee and Robert Rantfel : Nagle continues: The subheading of the Rolling Stone article by Lee, Ranftel and Cohen reads: “New evidence suggests [Oswald] was among soldiers given LSD in a CIA test program.” The piece explains the relevance of Atsugi in one paragraph: Since the early 1950s, Atsugi served as one of two overseas field stations where the CIA conducted extensive LSD testing. A 1953 memo stated that LSD was being stored at the Manila and Atsugi CIA stations, and that its use in special interrogations in Europe was being considered. Here is the memo about Atsugi "Shortly after the death of U.S. Army scientist Frank Olson was linked to a CIA LSD experiment, this memo recounts steps taken by CIA Technical Services Staff (TSS) chief Willis Gibbons to account for LSD handled and distributed by TSS." Of course, the above memo says that Dr. Gibbons was stopping LSD testing. This memo was written in 1953 well before Oswald was in Atsugi from September 1957 to October 1958. Nagle does note that but adds that CIA testing was resumed under MK-Ultra. But was it continued at Atsugi? And even if it was, how do we know they tested it on Oswald. And even if they did test it on Oswald, it was unwitting, and would have nothing to do with his reading Aldous Huxley. Did the CIA subject JFK’s accused assassin to MKULTRA? At least one Oswald anecdote from Japan sounds commensurate with LSD’s potentially adverse effects: [W]hen Oswald was on guard duty, gunfire was heard. He was found sitting on the ground, more than a little dazed, babbling about seeing things in the bushes. His colleagues, unfamiliar with what in the Sixties would become known as a bad trip, walked him back to his barracks and put him to bed. Here is how Vincent Bugliosi, in his book Reclaiming History, describes that incident: (pages 1066 -1067 in the Kindle edition) One night Rhodes, on duty as officer-of-the-guard, heard several shots from one of the guard posts. He ran to it, drawing his .45 caliber pistol, and found Oswald slumped against a tree with his rifle on his lap. “When I got to him he was shaking and crying,” Rhodes told Epstein. “He said he had seen men in the woods and that he challenged them and then started shooting.” Rhodes put his arm around Oswald and walked him slowly back to his tent. “He kept saying he just couldn’t bear guard duty.” A few days later, on October 6, Oswald was sent back to Japan by plane for “medical treatment.” Rhodes suspected that Oswald had staged the shooting incident with the hope of being sent back to Japan, which he liked. “There was nothing dumb about Oswald,” Rhodes said. Was this an acid trip? I don't think so. Then Nagle goes into silly mode: Author Bill Simpich notes in his e-book, “The Twelve Who Built the Oswald Legend,” that Oswald might have had “MKULTRA training.” He cites author John Marks’ book "The Search for the Manchurian Candidate" (1991) describing how “secretive Oswald was”: So, Oswald was secretive, because he was an MK-Ultra subject? Nagle continues: In rebuttal, Simpich points out that “Oswald talked and talked for the last two days of his life — defying the common warning to not say anything until you have spoken to your lawyer.” Then again, getting manipulated into becoming a patsy in the assassination of a U.S. president has to be the ultimate “bad trip.” Oswald’s MKULTRA training wouldn’t have prepared him for that. We have no evidence, in the final analysis, that Lee Harvey Oswald ever “dropped acid.” He didn’t drive, so if he dosed regularly, he wouldn’t have endangered others on the road. He was not talkative on the morning he rode to work, but then he never talked much anyway, at least according to the co-worker who drove him, Buell Wesley Frazier. What we can say is that, in the event Oswald was under the influence of LSD on Nov. 22, 1963 — at a time when the CIA’s MKULTRA program was in full swing — his credentials as a lone gunman would look even more improbable. Hitting a moving target at 265 feet would be difficult if not impossible with “kaleidoscope eyes.” Kaleidoscope eyes! How on earth could Oswald have made those shots with kaleidoscope eyes? Well, isn't this all propinquity? Oswald was at Atsugi, LSD was stored there, and so, why not connect the two. Jim Garrison would be proud of this analysis, no? Interestingly, I can find no evidence that Garrison ever took any interest in this story. MK-Ultra is fast becoming a useful took for conspiracy theorists. For instance, Jack Ruby can only be understood through the lens of MK-Ultra. Jefferson Morley Responds to my Post on MK-Ultra and Jack Ruby Jolyon West was more than just MK-Ultra. Did Dr. Louis Jolyon West Ask to Examine Jack Ruby in November 1963? There is no evidence that Dr. West petitioned the court to examine Jack Ruby before his trial. Did the CIA use a MK-Ultra Psychiatrist to Interfere with Jack Ruby's Case? There is absolutely no evidence that Dr. Louis Jolyon West interfered with Jack Ruby's case. And if you thought that the Chad Nagle story was silly, how about Judyth Vary Baker? Yes, she too has incorporated MK-Ultra into her fairy tales about Oswald: THE TRUTH: In August, when Lee and I were cleaning up Dave's kitchen, Dave was busy opening packages of morning glory 'berries,' which he urged us to try. "They're entirely legal," he said. "Haven't heard of them before, but they're supposed to give you a buzz." "No thanks!" I told him. "It's not supposed to be worse than a cup of coffee," Dave persisted. "Have you ever tried them?" Lee asked. Saying he never had, Dave popped his "berries" into the oven. When he pulled them out again, they were almost black. Knowing that any 'drug' was probably now obliterated, Lee and i both chewed on some of "Ferrie's berries" --and quickly spat them out. "They're awful!" I told them. "Ugh!" "You said they're 'perfectly legal,'" Lee commented, rinsing out his mouth with a splash of tap water. "How do you know?" "Because they're just garden seeds," Dave replied (He had wisely not chewed on any of the seeds.). "And they're supposed to be harmless. Maybe give you some hallucinations." "Hullicinations? " I put in. "That's not harmless." "Maybe, maybe not," Dave replied, as I picked up some of the blackened berries and placed them into a napkin (I'd save these 'berries" for years). "I want to find out," Lee told him. "Where can I find a list of prohibited drugs?" "Go to the DA's office," Dave told him. "Somebody there in the Juvenile Division should have a list of drugs that are prohibited to minors. Go see Gillin. He's almost blind, he'll never be able to identify you, but he damned well should know what's on the list." This is why Lee showed up at Edwin Gillin's office By the way, Jeff Cohen, one of the authors of the Rolling Stone article, also thought that MK-Ultra was part of the story of Luis Castillo, a Puerto Rican who was deported from the US to the Philippines in 1967 and who claimed he was part of a 15-man assassination squad in Dallas. He was hypnotized in the Philippines and the hypnotist later suspected he was part of MK-Ultra. It's all nonsense and I have even talked to the hypnotist who says that all his reports were stolen from his apartment in Los Angeles by the CIA. I'll be writing a lot more about this story in the future. My prediction: more MK-Ultra stories about the JFK assassination will be forthcoming. Stay tuned.

The Daily Mail in the UK excerpts a new book about UFOs: The story is an excerpt from Kaplan's upcoming book: Of course Dorothy Kilgallen is part of the story: Kilgallen was a friend of President John F. Kennedy, and became part of Marilyn’s inner circle after they met in 1960, during the filming of Let’s Make Love. She had a long-standing interest in UAPs. She revealed this in February 1954, when she told her readers: ‘Flying saucers are regarded as of such vital importance that they will be the subject of a special hush-hush meeting of the world military heads next summer.’ In May the following year, she published a dispatch based on what a ‘British official of Cabinet rank’ had told her. He said that UK scientists and airmen were examining the wreckage of a ‘mysterious flying ship’ and were convinced that flying saucers from another planet were real. Her source told her that the saucers ‘are staffed by small men probably under four feet tall’ and that the British government was withholding ‘an official report on the “flying saucer” examination at this time possibly because it does not wish to frighten the public’. The source has never been identified and nor has the site of the crash to which he was referring. I wonder why the source has never been identified. This then leads to Marilyn Monroe: Kilgallen’s openly declared interest in UFOs is relevant to Monroe’s death because of a document containing details of two of her phone conversations that were intercepted by the CIA. This document was leaked by two separate CIA sources – although during a later FBI review of the document the CIA claimed that the control stamps were not typical of the time. The document is dated August 3, 1962, one day before Marilyn’s death. Just below the date is the reference ‘Moon Dust’. Moon Dust was a covert project fronted by the US Air Force to recover foreign space vehicles or debris. Any crashed UFO would have been within its remit. The report covered two conversations, connected by their subject matter. The first was between Kilgallen and her friend Howard Rothberg, the agent for actor Mel Brooks and others. Rothberg said that Monroe, angry at her treatment by both John Kennedy and his brother Robert, ‘had secrets to tell’ – one of which was ‘the visit by the president at a secret air base for the purpose of inspecting things from outer space’. Kilgallen replied that she knew what that might be. In the mid-1950s, she had learned of a secret effort by the US and UK governments to identify the origins of crashed spacecraft and dead alien bodies. Here is the document in question: But the document in question is fraudulent. But wait, there's more! There was a block of text which was redacted in both leaked documents and then the signature of James Jesus Angleton, head of counterintelligence at the CIA. Any connection between the UFO cover-up and the assassination of JFK will seem far-fetched. But I believe it is worthy of serious investigation, because of another leaked document, one that I have personally inspected and which is known as the ‘burned memo’. It is part of a cache of papers documenting the existence of an ultra-secret US government department known as Majestic 12. This group was set up in 1947 by President Harry Truman, after a crashed craft constructed by a non human intelligence (NHI) was recovered at Roswell, New Mexico. Majestic 12, or MJ12, was ordered to take control of the retrieval, storage and research of any NHI craft. This was a secret classified higher than even the atom bomb and, if necessary, people were to be killed to preserve it. The nine-page ‘burned memo’ is so-named because it was rescued from a fire when MJ12 papers were being destroyed. It is undated but appears to have been written in 1961 by the director of the CIA, Allen Dulles, who refers to himself as MJ1. In it, he invites the views of other Majestic 12 members, including Angleton (MJ2), on the need to assassinate President Kennedy to protect the agency’s alien secrets. The memo says: ‘As you must know LANCER [Kennedy’s secret service codename] has made some inquiries regarding our activities which we cannot allow. ‘Please submit your views no later than October. Your action to this matter is critical to the continuance of the group.’ The memo went on cryptically to say: ‘When conditions become non-conducive for growth in our environment and Washington cannot be influenced any further, the weather is lacking any precipitation... it should be wet.’ This appears to be intelligence jargon suggesting that assassination should be considered. But the Majestic 12 Material is also fraudulent. In terms of the so-called burned memo, this was looked at by NBC: The top secret memo hasn't turned up anywhere else besides Lester's book, however, and some archivists question its authenticity. A research technician at the JFK Library in Boston, who asked not to be named, was unable to find a carbon copy of it in its presidential archive, which holds copies of all of JFK's letters. "We did some research into the presidential papers to try to find any evidence of the Nov. 12, 1963, letter to the director of the CIA, John McCone," the technician told Life's Little Mysteries. Despite the fact that JFK kept carbon copies of all his letters, even the classified ones, "in searching through the president's office files — CIA, NASA and National Security files — we could find no evidence of this memo or anything like it." Furthermore, it doesn't look like other top secret memos Kennedy wrote during his presidency. "Something is a little odd about it," the technician said. "It is sanitized in very odd places: the director's name, the top heading of the document (which usually distinguishes which agency is generating it) and then the tiny "top secret" print at the top of letter. Top secret items are usually stamped in large dark ink on the letter." The article then brings in E, Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis. Just when I think that JFK assassination conspiracy theories can't get any crazier, something like this pops up. What next? That Oswald was on acid?

Jefferson Morley announced this week that he is taking a leave of absence from his Substack, JFK Facts. Here is his text: Rep. Anna Paulina Luna announced today that I have been appointed as an adviser to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. I’m honored to be assisting the Committee in writing a report on the status of JFK assassination files since the implementation of President Trump’s Executive Order 14176. To give the report the attention it deserves, and to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest, I am going to take a leave of absence from JFK Facts. As I relinquish editorial responsibility, Managing Editor Steve Byrne will take over the editorship for the next six months. Steve, a veteran of the Detroit Free Press, is an experienced editor who sustains the site’s commitment to journalism, fact checking, and news on a daily basis. With 22,000 subscribers, JFK Facts has established itself as a news outlet and will continue to publish authoritative journalism about new developments in the JFK story. My plan is to return as editor in December. As an adviser to the Committee, I will be available to comment on background for all news platforms and podcasts interested in the status of the JFK assassination files. Rest assured, I will not favor JFK Facts over any other news outlet. I will not leak. I will not meme. I will not “gatekeep.” Never have. Never will. I will help the Committee write a comprehensive report on the state of the historical record of JFK’s assassination in time for the 63rd anniversary of the event next November. Morley includes this announcement from the Task Force: Here is the tweet from Anna Paulina Luna announcing his new position as an advisor to her task force: It is still not clear what Morley will be doing. He says that he will be "assisting the Committee in writing a report on the status of JFK assassination files." But, the announcement from Luna says that he will assist in "publishing a comprehensive report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in the near future." It is strange that a witness before the Task Force may now be involved in writing its report. The two hearings that Anna Paulina Luna convened were a joke. She could have talked to real experts on the JFK files like Robert Reynolds or Rex Bradford, but instead she had conspiracy theorists like James DiEugenio, Oliver Stone, and Douglas Horne testify. Morley's nothingburger of a story about George Joannides and his supposed Oswald operation may now get the imprimatur of an official US government report. But that won't change the fact that he has come up with very little. Hopefully there will be some people on the staff of the task force that will see to it that James Angleton and Allen Dulles aren't portrayed as villains. This will close Anna Paulina Luna's chapter on the JFK assassination. Now she can focus on UFOs. Previous Relevant Blog Posts about Congresswoman Luna Soviet File Given to Luna Proves a KGB Operation Something really interesting from Luna's work but no one wants to talk about it. Historian Alexis Coe on Luna's JFK Hearings A first-hand account of Luna's hearings. Luna Talks to Rogan about Interdimensional Beings and the Ark of the Covenant Some highlights of Luna's visit with Joe Rogan. Luna Comes up with a Bombshell! Luna says the Russians will be giving us their JFK files in the fall. The MAGA Crowd Gets The JFK Assassination Conspiracy They Need Luna, Bannon, and Tucker believe some crazy things about the assassination. Luna's Ridiculous Hearing Luna's second hearing -- I don't know what was worse - the silly testimony of the witnesses or the brainless questions of the committee members. Jefferson Morley's Congressional NothingBurger An analysis of Congresswoman Luna's Congressional Hearings Is Congresswoman Luna a Luna-tic? Congresswoman Luna doesn't really know much about the JFK assassination. Is Congresswoman Luna a Luna-tic? Part Two Have a look at the book on Luna's desk Anna Luna's JFK Conspiracy Circus A link to an excellent article by Michael Isikoff. Congresswoman Luna Finds a New Witness Here is the conspiracy witness who knows the truth. Previous Relevant Blog Posts on Jefferson Morley Fred Litwin: The pro-CIA Troll I get under Morley's skin. Jefferson Morley's Latest Nothingburger: Evelyn Lincoln JFK's secretary thought the JFK assassination was a conspiracy. Who cares? Jefferson Morley Gets it Wrong, Once Again! Morley misinterprets a Soviet document. The Incurious Dr. Pearcy A supposed CIA whistleblower wasn't very curious. The Reuben Efron Story, Once Again! How many times must Morley repeat this story? Jefferson Morley's William Harvey Nothingburger, Continued It wasn't hard to find evidence that Charles Niles worked for the FAA. Jefferson Morley's Latest William Harvey Nothingburger The truth about FAA credentials. Jefferson Morley Platforms Max Good A rebuttal to Good regarding Ruth Paine. Morley's Substack Goes After Ruth Paine Morley presents several conspiratorial allegations about Ruth Paine. I Am Now a Pro Bono Lawyer for the CIA! I don't even have law degree! Yet Another Morley Nothingburger A new CIA file on Herminio Diaz does not sustain allegations that he was a grassy knoll gunman. Richard Russell and the Warren Report Richard Russell always believed that Oswald was the lone gunman. Was Hoover's Warren Commission Testimony Altered? An article by Chad Nagle, on Morley's Substack, gets it wrong on Hoover's testimony. My Quillette Article on Morley's Nothingburger My latest article for Quillette.com CBS Practices Stenography The recent segment on CBS about Morley and JFK documents was not journalism. Lee Harvey Oswald was not under Surveillance Morley's list of six CIA operations does not prove that Oswald was under surveillance. The CIA's Pro Bono Lawyers Morley claims the SpyTalk authors are working as pro bono lawyers for the CIA. Did the CIA Know Oswald's State of Mind? The CIA was just quoting from a State Department memo. SpyTalk on the Joannides' File, Part Two SpyTalk replies to Jefferson Morley. The Illusion of a Smoking Gun Gerald Posner on the Joannides file. Fact Checking Morley's Fact Check Morley's Fact Check on SpyTalk needs a fact check. SpyTalk on Morley's Nothingburger Gus Russo and Michael Isikoff on the Joannides personnel file. Jefferson Morley's Unbearable Lightness of Being Now that the entire personnel file of George Joannides has been released, Jefferson Morley has now published his unified theory of nothingness. More Morley Nothingburgers on the way Morley is requesting more documents -- they will reveal nothing about the assassination. Morley's Non-Story Hits the Press Morley got the headlines he wanted to a complete non-story. George Joannides and the HSCA Joannides did not come out of retirement to work with the HSCA. There Was No "Oswald Operation" There is no mention of an "Oswald Operation" in the Joannides' personnel file. The Parkland Doctors, Part Six Morley believes that Dr. Robert McClelland's recollections provides proof of a shot from the front. Here is the truth about McClelland. On the Loss of Occam’s Razor in the JFK Case A reply by Nicholas Nalli to Jefferson Morley. A Case Study in Redaction: The CIA's LIFEAT File Morley suspected a redacted file would reveal major secrets. It didn't. The Schlesinger Memo Unredacted! Several months ago, I posted an article, in association with several researchers, that showed what was contained in the redacted section of Schlesinger's memo. Jefferson Morley's Clairvoyance Morley somehow knows what is in the supposed 2,400 recently-discovered FBI files. Was Israel Behind the JFK Assassination? Morley discusses Israel with Tucker Carlson. Morley's Bad History Lesson Morley believes that the United States can never be great unless it solves the JFK assassination. Morley's List of 13 Documents Will Tell Us Little An analysis of the 13 documents Morley wants to see. The Schlesinger Memo, Again! Morley claims I am a CIA apologist and then misquotes me. For The Sake of Our Sanity - Release the Joannides File It would be worthwhile for the CIA to release the Joannides file just to stop the incessant posts from Jefferson Morley. Did Oswald Stay at a Luxury Hotel in Helsinki? Actually, Oswald stayed at two budget-priced hotels in Helsinki. Morley Keeps Asking the Same Questions He keeps asking the same questions, and we keep posting the same answers. The JFK Assassination and Truth Conspiracy authors are playing fast and loose with the facts. Was Herminio Diaz a Grassy Knoll Assassin? There is no evidence that Diaz was involved in the JFK assassination. Morley Misleads on Arthur Schlesinger's Memo on the CIA There are clues as to what is in a redacted section of Schlesinger's memo. Jefferson Morley's Podcast on New Orleans Lays an Egg Chad Nagle and Dan Storper's article on New Orleans gets everything wrong. Chad Nagle and Dan Storper Lay an Egg Believing Michael Kurtz is problematic. Is Jefferson Morley Seeing Double? Morley wrote that there are two redacted memos on CIA reorganization, but there is only one. He wrote about Goodwin's copy as if it was a different memo, rather than a copy of the Schlesinger memo. Jefferson Morley is wrong about "Who Shot John?" The phrase 'who shot John' does not refer to the JFK assassination. Jefferson Morley is Wrong on William Harvey, Again! Only one word is redacted in Harvey's deposition. Jefferson Morley is Wrong about Operation Northwoods, Again! There are no redactions in the Operation Northwoods document. Did Dorothy Kilgallen Have any Special Knowledge about the JFK Assassination? Kilgallen had nothing to tell. Morley's Interview of Marina Oswald Porter Fizzles! An underwhelming interview of Marina Oswald. Jefferson Morley: Able to Leap Intellectual Chasms in a Single Bound Morley often repeats stories and changes their meanings. There was NO Assassination Plot in Chicago Chad Nagle claims there was an assassination plot against JFK in Chicago in November 1963. One problem: There is no evidence of such a plot. Fred Litwin, CIA Apologist? A response to Morley's Substack post alleging that I am a CIA apologist. A Reply to Jefferson Morley on Bill Harvey A rebuttal to Morley's response to my post Was Bill Harvey in Dallas in November of 1963? Was Bill Harvey in Dallas in November of 1963? There is no credible evidence Harvey was in Dallas in November of 1963. Does it Matter Where Allen Dulles was on November 22, 1963? Morley repeats the claim that Dulles was at a CIA training center during the weekend of the JFK assassination. He wasn't. Jefferson Morley's Claims about Reuben Efron Morley's claims about Efron are all wrong. A Reply to Jefferson Morley regarding Operation Northwoods Morley responded to my article "The Truth about Operation Northwoods." Here is my reply. W. Tracy Parnell on Jefferson Morley W. Tracy Parnell is one of the best JFK assassination researchers out there. Here is his look at Jefferson Morley with several important articles. The Truth about Operation Northwoods Operation Northwoods can only be understood as part of the Kennedys' war against Cuba and Operation Mongoose. Jefferson Morley Responds to my Post on MK-Ultra and Jack Ruby And a response from me. Did Dr. Louis Jolyon West Ask to Examine Jack Ruby in November 1963? There is no evidence that Dr. West petitioned the court to examine Jack Ruby before his trial. Did the CIA use a MK-Ultra Psychiatrist to Interfere with Jack Ruby's Case? There is absolutely no evidence that Dr. Louis Jolyon West interfered with Jack Ruby's case. "JFK: Destiny Betrayed" Misleads Viewers on Oswald's "Hands Off Cuba!" Handbills, Part Four Jefferson Morley used a fake Oswald handbill in his press conference for the Mary Ferrell Foundation. Redactions, Redactions, Redactions... An examination of redactions in the JFK collection of documents. Jefferson Morley Doesn't Understand Jim Garrison's Homophobic Prosecution of Clay Shaw Morley doesn't understand Alecia Long's arguments about homophobia and Jim Garrison. Jefferson Morley asks why "what the CIA knew about Herminio Diaz is still off limits." Morley misses that a lot of redactions are actually available. Belief in a JFK Conspiracy Drops! Jefferson Morley's press conference presents evidence that belief in a conspiracy has dropped. Previous Relevant Blogs Posts on Jefferson Morley's Congressional Testimony Jefferson Morley's Congressional NothingBurger An analysis of Congresswoman Luna's Congressional Hearings In Search of the Oswald Operation, Part One An FBI memo that quoted James Angleton is used by Morley to reach an unwarranted conclusion. In Search of the Oswald Operation, Part Two Morley misreads Angleton's testimony before the HSCA. In Search of an Oswald Operation, Part Three Morley believes a document proves the CIA did not believe that a lone gunman killed JFK. Update on the Heath Memo Additional documents relevant to Part Three. In Search of an Oswald Operation, Part Four Morley claims that there is some connection between the suicides of Gary Underhill, Charles Thomas, George de Mohrenschildt, and the overdose death of Dorothy Kilgallen. In Search of an Oswald Operation, Part Five Morley believes that Agustin Guitart was spying on pro-Castro forces in New Orleans.

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Pictures from On The Trail of Delusion and from the Garrison Investigation Here's a picture of Harry Connick, Sr., aged 93, at his home in New Orleans. He replaced Garrison as D.A. in 1973, and found a complete mess in the office which he had to clean up. Pictures: Image The Power of Garrison Why was Marina Oswald scared of being called before the Grand Jury in New Orleans. Find out in Chapter One: The Taking of New Orleans 1-2-3. Pictures: Image Here is an anonymous letter sent to Attorney General Ramsey Clark in 1967. Was Jim Garrison running a homosexual shakedown racket? Find out in Chapter Two: A Beautiful Mind? Pictures: Image Jim Garrison claimed in February 1967 that he had solved the JFK assassination. But had he really? Pictures: Image Was this New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw behind the JFK assassination? Pictures: Image Jim Garrison arrested Clay Shaw on March 1, 1967 for conspiring to kill President Kennedy. Did Garrison have any evidence, at the time, that Shaw was involved in a conspiracy? Find out in Chapter Four: Enter Stage Right: Perry Russo Pictures: Image Garrison believed that this notation in Clay Shaw's notebook tied him to Lee Harvey Oswald. But, did it really? Find out in Chapter Five: My Son, the Cryptographer. Pictures: Image Confidential Magazine from August 1968 written by a Garrison staffer. Did a homosexual ring kill Kennedy? Pictures: Image Pravda ran a story, from the Italian press, in March 1967 claiming that Clay Shaw worked for the CIA. Was that true? Find out in Chapter Eight: The Great Accuser. Pictures: Image Garrison claimed that a shot from the sewer on Elm Street in Dallas killed Kennedy? Was there any truth to that? Pictures: Image There were some surprises at the trial of Clay Shaw. Find out more in Chapter Nine: The Trial. Pictures: Image Jim Garrison also sought to extradite this man, Edgar Eugene Bradley, from California to face charges he conspired to kill Kennedy. Find out what happened in Chapter Ten: Edgar Eugene Bradley Was a Tramp. Pictures: Image One of the best cut lines ever - did pinko homos kill JFK? Find out in Chapter Eighteen: On the Trail of Delusion. Pictures: Image Did this man, Louis Bloomfield, run an assassination bureau? Find out in Chapter Nineteen: Garrison's Forgotten Victim - Major Louis Bloomfield. Pictures: Image You will be inspired by George Mantello's story - but was he part of a CIA front organization that funneled money to right-wing extremists? Pictures: Image

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