Stunning reveals on JFK assassination hit teams taking out targets in US and Worldwide.

➡ In this discussion, Michael Jacob and his guests, including James Files, discuss the JFK files. They express frustration at the amount of irrelevant information in the files, with only a small percentage actually relating to JFK. They also discuss how many people involved in the case have had their memories manipulated, making it difficult to piece together what really happened. The conversation ends with a discussion about various individuals who were present on the day of JFK’s assassination, and their potential roles in the event.
➡ The text is a conversation about various individuals and their potential involvement in an unspecified event. The speaker is asked about numerous people, some of whom they remember seeing, while others they don’t. They mention that many used aliases, making it difficult to identify them. The speaker also mentions being one of two shooters for an unknown operation, but doesn’t know if there were others involved.
➡ The text discusses various conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of JFK. It suggests that there may have been multiple shooters and a cover-up involving body swaps and altered autopsy reports. The text also mentions several individuals who may have been involved, including J.D. Tippett, Roscoe White, and James Files. The author believes that the assassination was a well-planned ambush, but the operation was complicated and resulted in confusion that persists to this day.
➡ This text discusses a conspiracy theory about a planned assassination. The theory suggests that the event was meticulously planned, with changes to the route and a sniper’s nest set up in advance. It also implies that certain individuals, including George Bush and Roscoe White, were involved. The text also debates the possibility of shots being fired from different locations and the manipulation of evidence.
➡ The text discusses a conspiracy theory about the manipulation of a movie and the involvement of various powerful entities in a secretive operation. It suggests that these entities, including the government, the military-industrial complex, and possibly Israel, had a vested interest in silencing a certain individual. The text also mentions a document called Operation Zipper, but the speaker expresses skepticism about its authenticity. Lastly, it brings up the possibility of French assassins being involved, but again, the speaker is unsure about this claim.
➡ The text discusses a theory about the assassination of JFK, suggesting it was a planned operation involving multiple shooters, possibly connected to the Mafia. It also suggests that Ralph Yarborough was another intended target. The text mentions a fingerprint found at the scene, believed to belong to Mac Wallace, which could have been used to blackmail Johnson. The text also discusses a discrepancy in the type of rifle found at the scene, suggesting it was a 7.65 Mauser, not a 6.5 millimeter.
➡ The discussion revolves around the mystery of the rifle used in an assassination, specifically questioning why a poor-quality Italian rifle was chosen. The speakers also discuss the involvement of various individuals in the event, including a woman named Haley Otis who unknowingly filled out the mail order for the rifle. The conversation ends with a plea for support for two individuals, Pamela and James, who are struggling financially, and a brief discussion about the power of the CIA and the future of warfare.
➡ The text is a conversation about various covert operations and assassinations, including Operation 40, ZR Rifle Project, and the deaths of David Ferry, J.D. Tippett, Charles Nicoletti, Sam Giancana, and John Roselli. The speaker suggests these operations and deaths were all orchestrated by the government. The speaker also mentions being involved in numerous operations in different countries but doesn’t provide specific details.
➡ The text discusses a series of covert operations and incidents involving various individuals, including Michael Bernard Townley, a CIA agent who worked in Chile and was involved in the assassination of Pablo Neruda. It also mentions the death of Alienda, who was killed in a stairway while fighting. The text further delves into the relationship between Castro and the CIA, hinting at Castro’s involvement in drug trafficking. Lastly, it discusses the JFK assassination, suggesting a potential shooter named Walter Tabinsky, who was seen wearing body armor and holding a weapon near JFK at the time of his death.
➡ The text discusses a complex conspiracy involving multiple teams and individuals, who each knew only their part in the plan. One person, Walter, was tasked with immobilizing Kennedy so he couldn’t escape after the first shot. Another person, Haley Otis, had detailed knowledge of the conspiracy and shared it with the author. The text also mentions the Umbrella Man, who signaled the start of the “killing zone”, and the author believes he has identified this man as Roy Hargraves.
➡ This text discusses a complex situation involving a mysterious shooting, a driver named Bill Greer, and a man named Felipe Vidal Santiago. The speaker questions the motives and actions of these individuals, suggesting they may have been involved in a conspiracy. The text also mentions a list of people who died mysteriously and a man named David Ferry who was disliked by the speaker. The speaker also discusses a theme of homosexuality and bisexuality in the context of assassinations and power dynamics.
➡ The text discusses a man named James who is believed to have crucial information about major world events, including the JFK assassination. James, who served time in prison and worked for the CIA and the Mafia, is suggested to be given a pardon and immunity by President Trump to share his story publicly. The text also mentions a website and a book that provide more details about James’s experiences. Lastly, it highlights James’s artwork, created during his time in prison, which is being sold to support him and his partner, Pam.
➡ The text discusses various theories and speculations about the assassination of JFK. It suggests that multiple individuals were involved, including some who were potentially set up as scapegoats. The text also mentions the possibility of a headquarters for the operation at the Adolphus Hotel and the involvement of various notable figures. The author believes that Lee Harvey Oswald was trying to prevent the assassination, despite knowing he was being set up as the fall guy.
➡ The text discusses a theory about the assassination of President Kennedy, suggesting that Lee Oswald was set up to take the blame. It suggests that Oswald’s task was to cut the electricity in the Texas School Book Depository, allowing the real assassins to escape. The text also mentions several other individuals who might have been involved in the assassination, including David Morales, Ruth Payne, and several CIA operatives. The author believes that the assassination was a complex operation involving multiple shooters and a safe house behind Oswald’s residence.
➡ The text discusses a complex event involving multiple people and vehicles. Hayley Otis owned a car that Clyde Forshaw, Roy Hargraves, and Walter Dubinsky used, which was seen by Bauer. After a rainstorm, this car was reversed out and a shooter was seen near it. The car disappeared after shots were fired. Another person, Lucien Sarti, was hiding behind a wall with a rifle. He was an assassin from France. There were also other people involved, including James Files, Bernard L. Barker, and Frank Sturges. The text suggests that shots were fired from different locations and people were seen running away. The text also mentions a man named J.D. Tippet, who was supposed to silence Oswald but failed. The text ends by suggesting that Oswald was set up and was supposed to meet someone at the Texas Theater.

Hello everyone. It’s Michael Jacob with unleashing intuition. Secrets. Got quite the round table for you guys tonight. We got James Files. Ole Demigard and Jim Scott. We talk about the JFK files. Ole. Did you want to discuss Olay? I would just want to touch on them, but what I would very much like is to if I could ask James some files. No James on files. Jameson’s questions. Right. Because I know time is precious and I really want to hear from him, not about other nonsense. Absolutely. Yep. Just jump in, let’s do it. Okay. Is that okay with you, James as well? Okay, we’ll meet you.

Yeah. So you just do like this when you had enough for me or whatever. And I know that you’ve never said anything about anyone alive, but that you only spoke about people that have passed on and so on. So if I mention names, you know something but you don’t want to talk about it, just say pass or whatever. Is that okay? Yeah. So first of all, excellent. I. I just want to say I’m very great. I’m very grateful. No, never testified against anybody. I’m very aware of that. And that is. That shows the honor you had, I think.

And also, once again, I want to. The courage that you and Pamela have shown since the mid-90s is unbelievable. I mean, the first part of your life, it’s beyond me. But the second part I really, really honor because I think very few people that have not been in. I can’t even say similar situations but have any idea about what, what the cost is if you do things like that is beyond comprehension to me at least. I mean, I. I’ve had my part, but that is sort of like a soft lollipop version of what, what you’ve gone through.

Anyway, so regarding the JFK files, I have gone through all of them. My God. And the level of nonsense that is there is like this. I don’t know. They say if you go to Wikipedia, they say that they release somewhere between a quarter and a million and 300,000 pages. I haven’t counted them. So that’s true then. I’ve gone through a quarter of a million to 300,000 pages, scrolled through. And I think it’s more like maybe 80,000 in total. It’s still a lot. And I found that about 95% has nothing to do with JFK. I mean, zero, zero.

And I’ve been looking and I knew it. I mean, we, we did shows many years ago, Michael and I. And I said there’s. With these type of operations, there are no Paper trails, that’s. That’s just part of it. So what is there to be found? But here we’re being buried in documents instead. And I think that is very much part of a psychological operation just to shut us up and bury us in this. So anyway, I’ve been looking for names like James Files. Yeah, right. That has never occurred anywhere. But there have been tiny little nuggets where if you know what to look for, you really need to know who to look for.

I have found stuff like this, like this, which has been helpful, but still, my God, these months of absolute waste of life. So I thought, I just want to say to people, if you want to just contact me, I’ll give you access to all of the files. But I’ve also put folders so that you can see the things of value, and then a massive folder called Joke where it’s just like all this crap, crap, crap, crap, crap, diversion. So anyway, with that said, don’t wait for the truth to come from somewhere else. We have to find it, find it ourselves.

And here we have this incredible opportunity to be in direct contact with you, James, with your knowledge of so many different things. So I know that you, after DD Plaza, you went to Chicago, you were debriefed, all of these things, but then during 64 the following year, you went through different treatments where you hardly remember anything of that year. And I think this is a very. That’s very important to understand that your memory has been messed with and I think for a reason for you not to remember certain things about that event, but that you were so valuable to them that.

That they didn’t want to get rid of you. You were too useful for them, so they had to mess with your mind instead. So this is where I have found different. I mean, I devoted 44 years of my life or whatever to try and find out what happened on the street level that day. And I have a picture that is much bigger than the one you are presenting. I would strongly say that I completely trust what you’re saying, but that your memory has been messed with. So there’s different things that has been erased. So if I could ask you, if I say names, if you say, yes, I saw this guy in Dealey Plaza, if you could please tell me where and so on to help put this picture together.

Is that okay with you? So you mentioned before in different interviews that Frank Sturges was there, that he was in a green bomber jacket. He also claimed and bragged about him being that he was. That he shot jfk. So I’ve never been able to completely position him in Dealey Plaza when the shots were fired. But where you said that you saw him down the grassy knoll to your left, Is that correct? Yes. Okay, did you see where he was almost off of Elm Street. He was back up off. He not on the street was back up and I would say probably 40ft, 50ft from the sidewalk to the left.

So is that the only place you saw him? Did you see where he went? Because he was not. My mind was at one track. I had one track minded. Yeah, completely understand that. So you also said that you saw Orlando Bosch, Dr. Death? Yes. Yeah. Was he in a. In a light suit, like almost silver colored or light gray with a hat on that. I don’t remember what he was wearing because. So where did you describe his clothes? Where did you go? Where did you see him? Do you remember? He was up by Houston Street. Okay, so Freddy Lugo, you also said that you saw.

Yeah, yeah. Where did you see him? Up towards the Elm and Houston. In that area there. Yeah. Because like what I found over the years is like Dealey Plaza that day. The people that were there, since the route was. Was redirected, the people that were there, a lot of the people knew that it was being redirected and it was almost like the who’s who or Murder Incorporated. There’s so many of these individuals that are there for what ehow Hunt called a big event. So the route clear one thing up the R was published in the newspaper a week early.

But the it was supposed to go straight down Main street. But you come back, they changed it to where they come down Elm street so you can see the people. That was the last minute change and that was the change we got that morning when I took Johnny Rosella to Fort Worth. Exactly. But all of the people I’m talking about were along Houston street and down Elm Street. So they were following us instead of standing along Main street, which would be the normal one anyway. So you say that you saw George Bush there standing and leaning up against Depository.

Exactly. And I know George Bush very well, so I didn’t mistake identify him. Exactly. So did you see about Luis Pastela Carrillis, Right? Say again please. Yeah, yeah, Luis Carlos. Okay. He was friends with Tony Biciano. Antonio. Okay. Bush recruited for operation 40. But were Antonio. Sorry, were Antonio Bessiana there that day? I have him on the list as well. Yes, he was in D Plaza also. Excellent. Yes, everybody was there because they had all heard about it. They all wanted to see It. Yeah. So Luis Posada carriers was there as well? Yes. No, he will.

He wasn’t there. He was not there. Tony Rana was there. Yeah, I’m trying to remember. Straighten that fluid was there or not? Yeah, yeah. It’s been a long time for me and my memory is not as it used to be. Of course. This is just. If it’s okay for me just to go through this list. Milwaukee, Phil. Milwaukee, Phil. He was not there. Did you see Hail Braden or you, Eugene Bradley, who let the Roselli and. No, I didn’t see him there. That he was there, but I didn’t see him. Okay, but you saw it. You.

I mean, Johnny Roselli and you spent time that day and, and you picked him up afterwards as well. So Eugene, help reading. Locked the office for them to get into. Exactly. Exactly. So that office, was that a mining company? And who owned that company? I mean, that is where the. The Schoolbook Depository Museum should actually be. In that building on the second floor. But who was owning that company? Was it a CIA owned mining company? Would that be correct? Is that anything you know? But I do not know if they own that one or not. And I do not know.

The. The building supposedly belonged to the Hunt brothers. The oil guys. Yep. And. And Braden was like his stepson, I guess, an adopted son. Thank you. I don’t know. So, James Aldobera Seraphim. Did you see him there that day? Yeah. Did you see him drive around in a black car with a microphone? He was circling around in the parking lot behind you. But you saw him that day? I saw him that day, but I did not see him driving in the parking lot. Okay. Bernadette L. Bacher. Bernard Barker, he was one of the Watergate burglars. Afterwards, he was working.

I don’t know if he was there or not. I didn’t see him. I didn’t see him. But Lansdale you spoke to that day and you were behind the picket fence together with Ed Lansdale. Correct? Right. Right. Yeah. So. So you. You saw the meeting between Rosselli and. And Jack Ruby and it. At the Pancake House in. In Fort Worth that morning. Did you see Ruby and Dealy Plaza that. That day as well? No, I didn’t see Ruby in Dealey. Pleasure. Okay. Did you see Gary Hemming? Him? I. I remember him from the Bay of Pigs and working together down there in Florida, but I don’t remember if he was there in the Pleasure.

Not. He might have been. I don’t know. I don’t know. Remember Rip Robertson? No. Okay. Ted Shackley. Who? Ted Shackley. Ted Shackley, the blonde ghost. Yeah, I know. I remember if I’ve seen him there or not. I don’t believe so. I’ve seen a lot of the Cubans and I don’t remember exactly. And I knew Shackley only from Phoenix. Okay, Phoenix program. So. And that. That was later. So what about Rolando Mas Ferrer? Was he that that day? Rolando Masferer? Yeah, he was there that day. I’m not sure of his last name, but. Rolando. Guy named Rolando was there, yes.

Did you know Roscoe White? Say again, please. It looked like old home week. All the Cubans here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Did you know Roscoe White from earlier operations? I did not know him exactly from earlier operations, but I had seen him. But as far as you’re doing anything with him or being close to him? No. Talking with him? No. The same man she was pointing out. I knew who he was. So. Walter Tabinski, is that a name? You know who Walter? I don’t recognize the name. Okay, he’s the. He’s the guy that. That is being photographed coming out from the embassy in Mexico City.

And also I would claim that he’s one of the people in Didi Plaza that day taking action. Clyde Forshaw. Is that a name? You know Clyde for sure. Okay, but you gotta understand, back then most of us use aliases. Even if they have pigs, we didn’t use their real names. Yeah, I completely understand that. Before my name files, don’t forget, I was Jimmy Sutton. I was Jimmy Sutton when I shot Kennedy. Yeah, so Roy Hargraves. It sounds familiar, but I’m not. I can’t even put a face with it. Okay, Lisiana, you say was there that day.

Did you see Chauncey Holt? No, I did not see Chauncey Holt. He was the one. I know that come in with Chuck and them. But he delivered the Secret Service badges. And the badges, yeah, yeah. What we call a press. Could you say again, please? Chauncey Holt operated and ran what we call a floating press. Okay. Sometimes same id, but we just had our picture there instead of the other guy’s picture. Maybe six guys with the pictures had the same identification. Is that. Is that the case with the. The identity of Oswald? Because that names were floating around in and different operations before this thing.

And. Well, Lee Harvey Oswald, him and me spent five days together before the assassination. And I know it was the real Lee Harvey Oswald because he had the scar on his upper lip where he got hit on a rifle range with the stock with the butt of a stock, you know, M1 rifle. It is said that you said that the. The Oswald that you met had a tattoo on. On the back side of his back. Is that correct that you said that? Because I never heard you say it. You saw. It’s a tube, okay. No, I didn’t see it.

I know he had one. He said he had a tattoo. He said he had one. But you never saw it? No. Okay, so Charles Frederick Rogers, he was also under the name of Carlos Montoya. Is that a guy. He was also called Friendship Frenchie. Is that a guy that you. I don’t know what they call him. I know it’s Montoya. Most of us use their last name a lot. Yeah. When we training in the. For the Bay of Pigs. So was he in D Plaza that day, as far as you know? Yes, I told you it was.

Yeah. Did you see what he was doing or did. Have you any idea why he was there? We were all just standing around, like with their hands in their pockets and talking to each other, you know? Yeah. Nobody really played a part in. They didn’t have a part of the assassination. Yeah. As far as I knew, Charles Nicoletti and I were the only two shooters. If they had other shooters, I didn’t know about it. It wasn’t a building on it. So the sorry shooters in the world. Yeah, the lights and everything else, but they didn’t hit the.

They didn’t get their main target. Yeah. Did you see Charles Nicoletti and myself? Yeah. Did you see E. Howard Hunt there that day? No. He was there, but I didn’t see him. The Noble St. Paul Brothers. Pardon me? Did you see the Noble St. Paul Brothers? Yeah, they were there. They were there. Okay. Did you see Eladio del Valle? That name don’t ring a bell with me. Okay. There are photos of George Bush Jr. George Walker Bush there that day. At least the photos they claim was him. Did you see him? He was like a teenager.

I wouldn’t have known him if he was there. I would have known him anyhow. If I’ve had people testify saying that Sanjian Karna was staying at the Adolphus Hotel when the hit was done, together with Richard Kane, his hitman. Is this something you know? Right. I didn’t see Richard. I didn’t see Richard Kane there. Richard Kane was a Chicago detective. Yeah. And Sam was Mexico. And he come back in when he called me that morning, he was in the street corner. He was mad as could be. And his orders was he did not want to see that son of a have lunch that day.

And he died at Kane died at Little Roses restaurant there on Division street in Chicago. Yeah, but Sam Giancana stayed at the Adult Adolphus Hotel that day. Yeah. Okay, so Armino Diaz, Garcia. Is that a name that rings a bell? I knew a lot of Garcia. Yeah. David Sanchez. Morales. David Morales, yeah. Was he there that day? Yes. Was he the. The driver of Ruth Payne’s car, as far as you know? That I don’t know. No. Okay, so Tony there. And I tried to stay on my theater of operations where I was at in the railroad yard and right there by the picket fence.

And I send these people to the scope, and I only seen them briefly, and I had no contact with them. No eye contact or anything. I made eye contact with George Bush. So, Tony Esquierdo. Is that a name? You who? Tony Izquierdo. Dad, I don’t recognize the name. Okay. Pedro Diaz. Pedro Diaz. Lance. Lance. Pedro Diaz, Lance. I don’t recognize that name either. Okay. Felipe Vidal. Santiago. He also went under the name of Charles Morgan. I can’t. I can’t place. The thing is that many of these. Many of these guys were part of Operation 40. But just like you say they were, you were working on the aliases and different names.

So not all of them. Not all. The 40 was enough was on Daily Plaza that day. Exactly. So there’s only a few people from Operation 40. Like, I didn’t see Barry Shields there that day, and he was part of operation 40. Who is that, please? Barry Seals. Yeah. So I just have a few more names regarding this thing. Lucien Sarti. Is that a name that you recognize? Lucien Sarti? No, I don’t recognize the name. Harry Witherspoon. No name sounds familiar, but I can’t put a face with it. Mac Wallace, he was around there somewhere. Did I see him? No, but allegedly, from what I’ve been told, he was in the book depository.

Jose Sano. No, don’t recognize him. What about Felix Rodriguez? I mean, he. He ought to have been in. In Dallas, I think, knowing who he is. But I’ve never heard any testimonies about him being there. Yeah, I didn’t see him there. I don’t. I can’t even place him. Okay, can I fire on with more questions? Go ahead. Okay, so could you tell me the difference between operation and group? Operation 40. Group 40. As far as I know, that’s exactly the same. Just two different names for the same group. Yeah. Yeah. So were you also called amot a N o ts that you had code names amot a m O T.

I don’t know as code names of Operation 40. Not. Not that you know of. So could you. It’s been a long time and I forgot a lot of it. Of course, of course. So what. What is the difference between Operation 40 or Group 40 and ZR Rifle Project? I don’t think there’s any difference at all. It is the same, isn’t it? Yes. Yeah, that. That’s okay. I’m very happy to hear that. So is there anything you want to tell us about the death of David Ferry? Because when you. When we. It seemed like. I know, I know that.

But is there anything. Yeah, is there anything? Because it has a rough edge on the sides of it. It’s not like a knife. A knife has a smooth side so you would not get a tear with a fingernail phaller looks like a tear in the brain an arisen when it goes to the palate of the mouth. How do you get the fingernail file inside the guy’s mouth? When you pop in both sides of his ears and he opens that mouth and you jam the file right up in there and it goes right through the palate. And you only have a drop or two drops of blood inside the roof of that mouth.

And you put your thumb in there and you wipe the blood away. When they examine it at the coroner’s office, there’s a tear in the brain cell. It’s not an even cut. It’s a terror. What was the reason why he was. Was the reason he was taken out? Was that because he was a big mouth and he was in contact with Garrison? Yes, he was taken out. Yes, yes, he was taken out. And when he was taken out filled with monkeys and mice and rabbits and everything else, you know, in there, they experimented with for cancer.

Yeah. And the very same day Eladio del Valle was. Was also killed with a hatchet to the head. And, and did I know that. That your friend Gary Marlow, may he rest in peace now that you. You have said earlier on that he was the guy that took out J.D. tippett. Witnesses, they were friends down there in part. Pay a pigs. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that. Did you know J.D. tippet personally yourself? No, I did not. But he was the with John C. Grady in World War II and he was airborne. He was with Intelligence also. John C.

Grady was the historian for the 82nd Airborne. So some witnesses saw two shooters and there was also two different calibers or two different ammo used at the murder. The shooting of J.D. tippett. I have you any idea about who the second person that was there that day? But this really messed with him, didn’t it? That he had to silence some. Somebody that he knew and. And was a friend. Well, here’s the thing. He was all told not to be spotted in Dallas, not to be known that he was there. He was another one that didn’t exist at that time.

When J.D. tempest saw the Raven, he got out of the car. And the reason he never pulled his gun was he wants to meet a friend, and his friend pulled a.38 and shot him. Yeah, it’s not rough. It’s just like you can ask Mike what they call dog. We had to shoot our own dogs in the service, and then we had to put them back together, take this round out and stitch them up. You learn to shoot. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a friend or whether it’s your relative or whatever. When you have to kill somebody, you kill them.

You didn’t think about it. You just done it come natural. But it didn’t really come natural to Gary, did it? Because he really, I think, got messed up, but he followed orders. Did you ever meet. Were you ever in contact with a doctor called Alton Oschner? No, I did not. Clay Shore? No, I don’t remember the doctor’s names. No. Clay Shaw wasn’t a doctor with them there at Fort Meade. He asked about Clay Shaw. Tell him about Clay Shaw that you didn’t meet until after. Yeah, I didn’t meet Clay Shaw until afterwards. But you did meet him along in your career.

I was in contact with. Was at Fort Meade and I don’t remember their names. James, when you move it down in an elevator, then we went sideways. James, I know that you. You really, really, really worshiped your friendship with Chucky Nicoletti and him as a person. So when he was taken out, what was your. Can I ask you about your reaction when that happened? Because also you must have felt that that hit indirectly pointed at you as well. He was just about together. We were together at 16th and Division street in Veterans park. And we got out of the car and we walked around with our hands up, side of her mouth so they couldn’t read her lips or anything because we knew the FBI was watching.

And Chuck assured me he was staying home that night. And I took my wife and I went to the Maywood park racetrack when I got out and I got back to the restaurant that I owned, the Coffee cup here on Lake Street. I think it was 1213 West Lake street and about 1030. Charles Nicoletti. No, not Charles, but Jackson Simpson, he come running in telling me, jimmy, he shot Chuck. They hit Chuck. They get into Gold Horns, and he’s at the North Lake Hospital. So Jack Simpson drove me to the North Lake Hospital, and the FBA had the place surrounded, and they wouldn’t let me in.

And I wanted to punch in one of them. Jack wanted to pancuff me and drive me away from there, telling the FBI that I was under arrest because he had to get me out of there because the FBI wanted to arrest me. And that they told me that Chuck talked before he died. And I don’t believe that he would not talk to the FBI. He had no use for the FBI. But, no, a few people in town, they left town that night because Chuck got hit. Because they knew that I would be in a uprage over it.

But I didn’t care who shot. But if they shot him, and I knew who it was, believe me, he was going to die before daylight come. Yeah. Have you ever found out who he was? No, I never did. But it was. Well, it was the government that actually killed Chuck, because who it was that pulled the trigger, I don’t know. No, but they killed George Schmidt, or whatever his name was in Dallas that morning, and then that night, they killed Charles Nicoletti. George Demorin Shield. Yeah, exactly. He said to have committed suicide. Not. Yeah, but also, if I can just get confirmation that you.

You were at the airport the night Sam Giancarna died or the afternoon, and you saw Roselli there as well. And then. Excuse me, go back. Back up to Sam Giancana. Now, what did you say? Where I was at? Yeah. Okay, so the. The day or the night when Sam Giancana was killed, you saw Roselli at the airport, and you drove, always more or less together with him, and you saw that he turned off towards Sam Giancana’s house. Is that correct? And in your opinion, Johnny Rosselli was traveling with another party, and he dropped them off at the Blue Horizon, which is the tavern and motel there on River Road.

And River Road in Belmont. Is that the other party? The other party that he dropped off, is that the guy that was also found murdered at the same time as Roselli? That’s right. They were traveling companions. Yes. So do you know who. Who took Rosselia? Because I know that it was done by a gun that was later traced to the CIA. But do you know who did the hit on Johnny? The government took him out. The government killed John Roselli. They killed Sam Giancana. Charles Nicoletti and Jimmy Hoffa. It was all under government orders. So if it’s okay if I jump to some other cases, because how many countries I know.

Since your job has been assassinations, how many countries have you been active in over the years? Do you know? I didn’t count them, but quite a few. There’s a lot of them. Eastern Europe. Yeah. So are we talking fine. Or Europe, Africa. And they’ve had me all over. I’ve been in a lot of places, but I never kept track of them. You told me once, you said regarding South Africa, you, you said once look into the Blue Train Massacre. I, I’ve been trying to look. I’ve been trying to look into it. I haven’t found anything with that name except a.

A movie where it’s about that the ANC knocked out the whole government of South Africa. But what, what in what are you referring to? And what is it you would. Why is that the incident of. Of interest. Oh, well, it should be because was carried out by the. Well, I signed NDAs. I’m not supposed to say a whole lot about this stuff like that. In what country are we talking about though? South Africa. We’re talking about South Africa. Yes, any year. Because I haven’t been able to find anything about earlier. That would be 91, probably 90 or 91.

90 or 91. So there was. There’s this guy, Mike, Michael Bernard Townley that I know that you worked together with when it came to the hit on Orlando letier in Washington D.C. among others, and Michael Talley. Yeah. Is it correct that he told. Plus I worked. I didn’t work within the United States because it was illegal, but I did work with Michael Townley in Chile. Was that, was he, was he part of the Alienda coup? Was it. Because I know that, yes, he was part of the crew. He worked for the secret police in Chile and he was also an agent for the CIA.

Yeah. And I know that he took out the, the poet, the Nobel Prize winning poet, Pablo Neruda, that he dressed up like a doctor and that he, he poisoned Pablo Neruda. But was he. Were you. I know that you, I know that, that you said that you were there when Alienda died or that you saw him dead that day. Is there, can you tell us anything about that day? What, what actually happened to. I mean, it said that he committed suicide. He was offered to take his palace guard, his family and his money and leave and go live in exile.

And he said, I refuse to. He said, I love my beloved country. And I love the people. I will not leave them. And he died in the staircase. But he was executed, correct? No, he’s. Well, I know what you want to call. He was shot and killed there on the stairway. Yeah, but not by himself. He was fighting. He was fighting. He had to have some G in his hands when he died. He had a weapon. So. Good guy. Yeah. Hell of a lot better in finishing. So is it. I’m just get. Want to get it confirmed because these are such important things that at one point you were furious with.

With Castro, all the failed attempts on him. And you said, let me do it. I can go in and get this done once and for all. And then Michael said, let me do it. And then Townly said to you, listen, Jimmy, you have to understand, Castro is one of ours. He’s CIA. Is that correct? Because this is like mind blowing when you think of it. He didn’t say Castro was one of us. He just said that Castro and the say he was in bed together. And that was because on the Isles of Youth, which were all the drugs, the heroin was being refined that was being brought in from the Golden Triangle, which is in Southeast Asia, which is in part of Burma there.

And. Excuse me. And that’s why they. Castro, they took Batista out of power because he wanted too much of the pie. And they had a Castro they put in the ca. Don’t forget the CIA put Castro into power. So why come there? To see Rocky Colada? So why the embargo against Cuba? Was that just a theater play of psychological. So then there would be no tourists and nobody would be writing about the drugs coming out of a Cuba over there because the drugs left Cuba from the Isles of you. They went across the street there, which is just short ride, 45 miles, I believe, to the Yucatan.

And you travel west through the Yucatan into Mexico. And once they hit Mexico, they try to turn to the right and it went north and it picked up the name Mexican mud. And that was the heroin. Because heroin was a big drug at that time. Anyway, I’m. I’m really grateful, James, for these answers and confirmations. So I will have you a little rest by a breathing moment here. So you want to ask anything? I’m using a lot of oxygen right now, a lot of air in my lungs. Yes. After this long list, the one that really stood out to me was one of the last calls that we did.

Will you expand on because, and as you. We’ve agreed that in the past, you know, I’m. I’m no jfk. Researcher compared to you. Okay. And Jimmy, most of the stuff I know has been through his eyewitness testimony to me, like on phone calls and then at his house, and he’s been to my house and all that kind of stuff. So he knows about the compartmentalized stuff that he was involved in. And like, you know, Chauncey Hole being with the other two tramps, you know, in the box car and stuff. The explosives that were in there for the.

The distracting bomb that they didn’t use, all that kind of stuff. Some of that stuff he. He was not aware of then he found out later. But one thing that really, really interested me was your. One of your last shows with Michael where you talked about Walter Tabinsky. Did my pronounce his name right? Yeah. Okay. So it is so clear on. On the Zapruder film that he was wearing body armor on the outside of his clothes, because I’ve worn a vest like that for. I wore one for a while in the Marine Corps and for eight years in the state police.

And he had a weapon up. JFK reaches up to his throat just as he. The weapon is up, and then he lowers the weapon and then actually drops his left hand down by his side. And he’s got a pistol of some sort in his hand. That’s not something that Jim would have been privy to. I noticed he didn’t. He said that he didn’t recognize his name. But to me, you know, I’ve heard Jimmy and. And Bruce Brychek talk about where they think the throat wound came from. Now digress a little bit, and there’s somebody we haven’t talked about, but Robert Clayton Buick was in prison with Roselli for several years.

And he had been sentenced. He had a. Not Roselli, but Buick had been sentenced to 20 years. And he interviewed Roselli for hundreds of hours. And they bugged their cells and. And their workplaces. And the feds collected a lot of information in these interviews. And then Robert Clayton Buick got out of prison early because. Told the feds about. That’s. That’s what I. In conversation with. With Robert Buick, He. He said, I want you to think about this. And he told me something. I said, so you got out of prison early because of you telling the Fed this? And he goes, that’s correct.

So. But here’s the thing. Roselli told Robert Clayton Buick that the shot from the front came from up on the overpass on the left side as you look down the road, and that Roselli told him it was Marshall Cafano. Now, I know Jim Is adamant that it wasn’t Marshall. And something I noticed that Marshall wore really thick glasses, he’s kind of short, but he was a rough and tough guy. He was kind of a hitman and he ended up running, what was it? Las Vegas gym for the outfit around Las Vegas for a while. Yeah. So.

But, but Jim is adamant and, and Bruce Brychek, I’ve seen stuff from him too that you know that Marshall was not a shooter that day. But so I’m trying to think of. Well, I’ve seen a photograph where there what looks like a bullet hole in the windshield of the limo. And now I’ve seen Walter Dubinski come up with what appears to be a pistol right at the time where he brings up to his throat. Now was there, there are pictures with holes in his back. So was in your opinion, was the hole in his throat, was it a, the exit wound from a shot from behind or was it a.

A shot in the throat and was it Walter Tabinsky’s shot? Yes. If it was, why wasn’t he was shooting at an angle. Why wasn’t there an exit wound right over here? Because he was shooting at a. That’s just a question. First of all, Jim, thank you. Thank you, thank you. I’ve been pointing this shooter out for the last 20 years. Nobody has reacted. This is a dude with full body armor shooting stands the whole shebang 3, 4 meters from JFK at the time where he goes like this. When you, when you compare the sound you can hear and right when, when Kennedy goes like this, that’s also when he’s behind the, the sign and there’s a cut in the, in the film but you can see Walter Tabinski like that, boom.

And down. Very relaxed. And then afterwards there’s a photo of him where you, where the photo is taken of something else. The people running towards the grassy note who is right in the front walking very calmly across the street street with full body armor and then he grabs a bicycle and takes off north on Houston. The thing is that the people that were involved in this whole thing, it was completely compartmentalized. Not even E. Howard Hunt on his deathbed knew the bigger picture. He knew his part. They knew their part. They knew. There were multiple teams that day.

Nobody knew about each other. There was a lot of confusion going on among these. But it was by design. Very few people tell us who Walter was and, and what his role was. But to me I’ve never seen that before. But when you pointed it out to me, it is so obvious. It’s so obvious. What I can’t understand though is if he hit him in the throat right here, why there wasn’t an exit wound right here. That’s all. Exactly. Yeah. And so the reason, because I didn’t see Walter either. I mean I looked at the Zapruder movie a thousand times times, never noticed I was looking at Kennedy, not above him.

And. And then there was. There was this woman, her name was Haley Otis, that contacted Professor Jim Fetzer, who is a friend of mine, and she started calling him. And I have about 100 hours recorded phone calls with her on my website. Light on conspiracies.com, just check. I mean I see James as one of the most important witnesses in modern times. I see her as a supplement also because she was her cousin Clyde Forshaw, who in my opinion stronger is one of the other shooters that is to the left of. Of James by a car standing like this.

The car is reversed out towards the wall and then he’s standing like this. He never fires a shot. As far as I know, the only one that fired from the grassy knoll area was James, no one else. But there were shooters. But I’m sure their orders was do not fire, do not fire if it’s not absolutely necessary. So just because no shots were fired doesn’t mean there weren’t shooters because in my opinion he was surrounded. It was a massive ambush that day. And anyway, so hey, Haley Otis told in great detail she had. I think she’s.

They’ve taken her out now because we haven’t heard from her from here for years. But anyway, she had like a photographic memory. If you asked, like what was the weather like? Tuesday 6th October 1962. Well, it was gray and it was rainy and it was just like it happened yesterday. Unbelievable clarity when it came to these things. And her cousin Clyde Forshaw or, or it was her boyfriend, I think she grew up together with him and his cousin. Walter Tabinski was part of, I believe, a very similar, if not the same program that you were James from birth, more or less.

They were, they were raised during, from these scientists from Operation Paperclip and made into assassins from a very, very early age. And in one of these recorded phone calls, I have all of them on my website. As I said, she’s talking about Walter Spinsky coming home after they were bragging about the whole thing. Haley Otis was involved, but didn’t know what she was involved in. She was also the girlfriend of Charles Frederick Rogers the Tramp, the, the one in the front Frenchie, who was later, one of the people that were grooming James Earl Ray for the assassination of, of Martin Luther King as one of the possible patsies.

But anyway, so she, she overheard Clyde Forshaw and Walt Sabinsky her whole life talk about she saw the murder people. They have a hit list of about a thousand people each if what she says is true. And I’ve never been able to find anything that was not super accurate that she said. But she said that after one night Walter started bragging about his, what he did in Dealey Plaza. And that was the first time I started looking for him at all because he said that he had used a special gun with a very low powered projectile and his task was to immobilize Kennedy hit him so that he could not move.

So that the, you know, he couldn’t like after the first shot just dive down and hide but just like. And couldn’t move. So it entered his throat. I mean if you look at it, it’s a, it’s such an easy shot. The vehicle is moving so slow. It’s like what is it, 12, 15ft from the, from. It’s nothing. And so we hit him. He’s hit him straight here, very low power. So it, it just entered. It did not exit. There’s no exit wound whatsoever. Tiny little thing. And Kennedy went like this. This is what we see. I have synchronized the Sapruda movie with the sound recording we have from the police radio equipment.

And you can see exactly when, when both goes up like that and boom. And then he just drops it very relaxed like just another day at the office. Like you James who, I mean it was for you take out the garbage you did. You went in also. I mean you guys are of another caliber human beings like completely unbelievable. But anyway, and, and so he said that he had used a special gun and that was his task. And he was also the guy that said. And then he walked straight across the road very calmly, took the bicycle and took off.

So this is the first time I’ve ever heard about Walter Dinsky. That name has never ever occurred. And then Haley also pointed out and sent me photos of, of. And this, that’s the guy who’s coming out from the embassy in Mexico City being identified as Oswald. He’s in the JFK movie. They’re holding up this photo saying who is this dude? We don’t know. Walter Binsky, Tabinski, Taya, he lives in Toronto. If he’s still around, we exposed him. We, we really feared for Haley’s life. She was in, in her apartment and they were outside and she was terrified.

That threatened to kill them. She called and said please, I don’t know what to do, I don’t know. So I, I got, we got, I got Jim Fetzer and myself right away on a three hour interview. What was the name of the show? I can’t really remember but we did it live and exposing saying Haley Otis this and this and this. And if anything happens to her it would be Clyde Forshaw or Watson Binsky from Toronto, this address. And if she’s is finally found dead, it’s them. And so they disappeared. They, she, she survived that thing.

But then after a while she, she disappeared. Let me, we never heard from her. I want to pose this question too and I’ve asked Jim this question a couple times. Specifically what I asked him was, was, you know, was the Umbrella man some kind of marker for you? So to make that clear, what’s your answer to that, Jim? Yeah, yeah, right. That’s what he told me. So I’m asking you now who was the Umbrella Man? Was he a marker for the Secret Service driver William Greer to slow down right there or what? Who was he working for? Was he just the marker? Because James is the primary backup shooter.

He’s the guy that ends up really taking the fatal shot. And he had no idea about the Umbrella Man. So who was the Umbrella Man a signal for, you know, because so over the years I managed to as far as I know, identify this guy to every single one of them. Very few people agree with me. I can only say that this is my, a massive part of my life and I put my name to it so I can. The guy with that wholesale umbrella, boom, boom, boom, like this. His name is Roy, was Roy Hargraves.

He was very close to Operation 40. He was one of these people working close to the Bay of Pigs, the whole shebang. A lot of these guys are like this, just like James said. Also there’s all of these Cubans and all of these people. His name was Roy Hargraves. I don’t think that he was aware of what he was doing because he was putting himself in a very dangerous position. But that his task was, I think he was only told when the limo passes or stand exactly here and flap the umbrella. That’s your task, nothing else.

I mean like if you hear Chauncey hall to deliver the Secret Service badge, he had no idea that there was going to be a hit. He had no idea. And boom, boom, boom. The shots were fired. He was like whoa. And went to the boxcar which he had been instructed if anything went wrong. So compartmentalization, once again, for security from everybody involved also. But so it’s like nobody knows the bigger picture except people like Lansdale, for instance, I think was like one of the. The ones that really had an overview. And so. But anyway, so where was it? The umbrella man.

His task was to. To show the cross point. This is where the killing zone starts. There was even painted yellow on the sidewalk in the kill zone, because you couldn’t have like 32 shots going off with shooters from bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, if they fired because we. They had to blame it on one individual. Like three shots, six floor, you know, so they couldn’t have like this. It had to be. And then you could say, well, echo and this, and a car misfired, whatever. But one shooter. So that was his task. You had Felipe Vidal Santiago, who is the Cuban, right in front of him, who takes a step out.

You can see on the photo, he’s like waving, but he’s stepping out in front of the limo. I think that is also to be part of slowing it down. The one major question for me is Bill Greer from the Secret Service. Like, what on earth was going on with this dude? And so we are in a situation where mind controlled is being used in these operations. I would suggest, is that possible? Or had they taken somebody and his family hostage or something that would put him as a driver to start with in a. In a vehicle that would be hailed by bullets that on its own is like, not safe, but also to slow down, slow down and wait for the kill shot and then take off.

I mean, that. That guy was in on it for whatever, whatever reason he had. I don’t know. But this person was a major part of the whole thing because they needed Kennedy dead. There. There could not be like, any mistakes made. That is why they were so. They were so. Let me, Let me ask Jimmy one, One last question before it looks like he’s about time for him to go. But we. We promised him just an hour. Jimmy, of all the people that died mysteriously, Jim Morris talked about a list of 103 people. We have a Clinton, you know, death, body list and so forth.

Were, Were any of your team involved in, like, taking out people that were threats like that? J.D. tippett was a good example. Yes. Yes. Would you want to go into more detail about that? That’s a huge. Yeah, Stateville. Jim Garrison, they call up at During. They got hold. Salvatore Cadenis, which is Tony Cadenus, which is the warden of Stateville. Prison which is maximum security. And they wanted to talk to me. He called me to his office and on the telephone they said we want to come and talk to you about David Ferry. And I told him, save your jet fuel into that.

But you also really disliked David Ferry, didn’t you? As far as I have understood. Pardon me, that you really also dislike Dave Ferry. Oh, I didn’t like David at all. No, I did not. No. And I saw him once, the Dragon. He was the ugliest blood I ever seen. James, can I ask you. There’s, there’s. When I’ve looked at assassinations around the world when they’re sort of like with, with hitting of specialists and paramilitary soldiers of fortune, it’s like there’s this homosexuality bisexual theme that keeps recurring where it’s like, it’s very confusing to me because in one way they seem almost like right wing Nazi type things and on another thing they’re involved in this homosexual style.

Dave Fairy Clay show, that whole thing. I’m asking in order to blackmail people into doing things that the people don’t want to do, but is there a tendency where people that live by the gun and live by force and violence that they resent the female soft energy and are attracted to more brutal masculine energy? Is, is there anything like that. Yeah. That I wouldn’t know about? No, it’s very put up with anybody. Compartment. Compartmentalized. Everything’s really compartmentalized. Yeah. I might could get James to make a comment on this and, and Jim, if you will just say no if you don’t want to talk about it.

But one of the reasons that he didn’t cooperate with Oliver Stone, he asked him why his. He cavorted with his aides that were he. They appeared to be open. Yeah. They, they appeared to be openly gay. And he asked him, he said why do you surround yourself with people, people like this? And apparently Oliver Stone admitted to him he was bisexual and that sort of ended the business relationship between, between Jim and Oliver Stone. And that’s. Am I right that, that’s why you didn’t sign the document. You got up and walked out of the room. Estate bill and I wouldn’t do it.

Yeah, Oliver Stone was very nice. Yeah. Bob Vernon was sitting there in the chair that time and Bob Burn. And he almost fell out of his chair when I said what I said. So I, I can vouch for that. When you’re in a group of alpha males, we don’t deal with that at all. That is not at all like that. We don’t know so. And that, Michael, is why it’s so confusing for me. When I look into these things and you in the center there. It’s like not once it’s there and there and there. And it’s sort of like because it’s the extreme opposite of what at least I would expect to find.

I would expect to find exactly what you’re talking about, but the inner core seems to be the opposite. I don’t know, then maybe on the street level, where. Where you’re more the tool of carrying out the operations, it is different. I think it’s like James was saying, Jimmy was saying. It’s. I think they just blur the lines and they just like, you know, they’ll find kitty porn on somebody’s computer, which wasn’t there the day before. They do the same thing when they’re trying to, you know, destroy somebody’s credibility and their. Their background and their history. They just come in and do something like that.

It’s probably what that is. I think it’s easy to bring people just like somebody that I want to get rid of inside the Chicago mob. I want to get rid of this one guy because they had no use for him and I couldn’t. They tested him and they would give me a sanctuary, that sanctioned hit on him. So him and his wife had went to a movie. The guy that I wanted to frame went to the movie one day and I. Burglar ran to his house and I took some hairs in the bathroom. And I took a couple of cigarette butts, and I took a nifty cigarette pack.

And I had gloves on so I would get my fingerprints on them. I put it all in a little bag I had. And then I went and I did the job I wanted to do. And this other guy, I left the hairs on the back of the headrest in the back seat, the cigarette butts outside the car. The cigarette pack was crushed and thrown over in the back seat. And so when they got the car and the guy was killed, they took this guy, they sent him to prison in Illinois. Here, he gave him a life sentence.

And it’s like every two guys with one stone. I think the dad is something like 18 years before he ever got it overturned and got out, allegedly. And I did 25 years on my case for having to shoot out with a law. So, James, you said that a friend of yours did the killing of Martin Luther King. Was he. When he. Would you mind telling us about as much as you can about what he said about that? Where was he? Low position inside the fire station or where he shouldn’t. And he told me where he was at and he’s still alive.

So I won’t go into details on it at this time. No, it’s. For us, it’s very easy to know who he is. But I was just. What position did he say that he was in? That sun was a little bit dirty. Another grassy knoll. They’re right across the street from the motel. Did he say anything about. And I took them there and I showed them and ran everything down to them and I made a video of it. I’m sorry, that sound was blurry again. It’s. Every time we talk about sensitive things, it’s like, whoop. Could you repeat that? My wife there, I took Pamela there a couple of years ago, three years ago, four years ago, whatever it was.

And friend of mine that lives there in Tennessee, I took him there and I showed them that and explained the whole rundown to him and how it went down and made a video of it while I was there. Jim, with Billy Plaza with the story they’re going to release about me one of these days. They got over 30 hours to take professional camera people. So is that the. The video you did about the MLK case? Is that available anywhere or is it going to be part of this documentary? I bet. I don’t know. They got 30 hours of tape of film that they can use and.

No, he’s talking about the one from Martin Luther King. Oh, the Martin Luther King. No, that’s not part of the mlk. I’m just telling you what my friend told me, that he didn’t explained it and they ran it all down to me. And he didn’t have a getaway alone, as I did the majority of my cases. He worked alone. And he got in his car and he drove away when it was all over with. But James Earl Ray didn’t do it. James Earl Ray did not kill Mark. No, no. God, no. But. But that’s. That whole operation is also completely compartmentalized because there were multiple teams on location there not knowing about each other.

At least that is. I put many, many years looking into that one as well. So. But anyway, I’m. I’m very, very grateful for you sharing this information with us, James. And. Yeah, and while we’ve got that up, I’d like to, you know, just for the audience’s sake. That’s the website and it’ll be posted. I think Michael’s gonna put it under the. The show after It’s. But it’s JFK murder James files.weebly.com and if you want to buy one of the books that details a lot of this information, primary target jfk, you get it on that website and get an autographed copy.

Also if you want to help Jim and Pam, there’s a support and donate thing that it’ll come up with. That picture right there, that’s on the grassy knoll, right. The picket fence is right behind him. You can send them a note, you can donate a few dollars to help them out. They’re living on Social Security and book sales. And as you might imagine, James didn’t have a lot of Social Security built up being in prison for 25 years. So but he, he served this country for 28 years and did a lot of things for the CIA.

He also moonlighted for the Mafia and you know, he could set the record straight if we could get President Trump to give him a pardon and immunity from prosecution and, and get him in front of some TV cameras and give him the opportunity to tell the truth and kind of set the record straight so he didn’t have to violate non disclosure agreements with the agency and all that stuff. So if President Trump or any of his staff members, Congress, you have the opportunity to interview the man that took the fatal shot on John F. Kennedy from the grassy knoll.

And the other thing too is it’s crazy not to put him on television and let him give him the opportunity to do that and tell the story. And then if you want to discredit him all you want want try to knock yourself out, but let him tell the story with immunity so that, and he could tell the story in such detail that everybody would, would then, you know, would understand what really happened and understand completely that he, part of what he did was compartmentalized and he doesn’t know every single detail of the whole story. Nobody does.

I mean, I could ask you a question about some high school football game you went to two weeks ago and you could only remember the part about what you saw and what your role was. Other people would have seen that, maybe even a different game, you know, but amazing. Jimmy’s memory. Jimmy, were you ever trained in memory retaining things? Oh yeah. But Jim, they had their website up there. Explain to them. I’m also going to put some artwork up there which is going to be a picture of Jackie Kennedy crying after the Kennedy was shot. Can you pull that picture while he’s talking? I’ll try and pull it back up.

Yeah. So, so James is going to have, they’re going to Do a limited edition. He, he was into artwork when he was in prison and he did a, a colored pencil drawing of Jackie Kennedy and her anguish after. You know, he was sitting in prison for a while. He was, you were on lockdown at the time where it’s Jim. Yes, there was. And it was also unlocked now when I did the oil painting of John F. Kennedy. Yeah. So he did these paintings and they’re actually really, really good. But the, the one of if you, I don’t know if you can put it up or not, but it’s.

They’re going to do a limited number of these and they’re going to be copied on acid free paper and they’re going to be larger than the original. They’re going to be signed and numbered and autographed by James files. And it’s actually a very good. I mean I didn’t know until after I met him and saw these things that he was such an artist. But that’s it right there. And that gleam in her hair that you can see, see is not the gleam of light off his computer. That’s actually, that’s drawn in on the original. But if they’re gonna, I don’t know if Pam’s decided yet how many they’re gonna do, but they’re going to do a limited number of those that are signed and numbered and autographed by James.

And I would say that piece of artwork will be very valuable in the future. Yeah. Can I also just say that. Listen, folks, please understand what James and Pam have put themselves through and what position. It would have been so much easier. I mean, I can’t even describe how much easier James’s life and Pamela’s life would have been had they not been standing up for the truth. They have been going through living hell many times to get and still pushed forward, still been standing strong, still been serving this truth to the world for nothing. Except, I mean, most people in this research community are even turning their backs to him.

I mean, I don’t get it. It’s like ridiculous. It is because the thing is with James is that you are the key not only to the JFK assassination, but to so many other major events in the world, major and key. And so whoever the President is, I mean, come on, get off your butt and make this happen and show us that you’re the real thing. Because if you don’t, I would say that shows something about you sitting at the, in the White House because this information needs to get out there and needs to get out there fast.

So this is not a time to play with your belly button and do other stuff. This is of major importance and I call him up. Donald Trump, if you don’t do this, that shows that you have a different agenda. If you are who you say, then bring James, given the platform and help the rest of us come to closure and healing. With so many events around the world that has been put this, this world has ended up in a very dark place because of many of these things, these forces and now there’s a way out. And so please be generous also.

That’s what I said. Want to say understand the price that has been paid and just don’t take it for granted. And yeah, that was a good show. No, somebody put their lives on the line to get this information to you. So please, please be generous and, and support James and Pamela in this situation. Otherwise it’s ridiculous if we don’t. Right. All right, Jimmy, we know, you know, you’re. You gave us an hour. I appreciate it. Gave us a little over an hour. So thanks, thanks so much and gentlemen, thanks so much all of you and your audience and I hope they enjoy the show.

Absolutely. All right, thanks brother. And then light on conspiracies.com for Olay and we have a link for Jim Scott in the. If you want to contact him by email in the description box as well. No, sorry. I just want to say that this is not an overnight sensation for me to, to become aware of, of James Files. I’ve been really tracking him down and making him. Putting him under a magnifying glass since the late, I think the mid-90s or something like that, you know, and I have never ever found him lying about anything. I’ve. I know that the thing also which is interesting with him, I think is that he’s so not interested.

He knows nothing about the JFK assassination. It couldn’t be bothered. He fell asleep during the JFK movie. That tells you something. This is not something. If he was a fraud, he would be so well studied. He would be able to answer all the questions. He would be able to know the whole picture and serve it to you. So convincing. This dude did his part, had no clue about the rest. It’s only through Pamela he’s finding out stuff because he was not interested at all. He just did his part. So I, I’m just extremely grateful. I keep saying the same, but I am because.

Yeah. Such courage to bring this forward. Yeah. You’ve done great work. Ole. Amazing. No, I’m talking about him. Yeah, I mean doing the. Bringing him out, helping to bring him out. So, yeah, there’s. We got a lot of, A lot more reveals this time. Every time, it’s like just incredible reveals. No, sorry. You know, they were part of, you know, eliminating people that were, you know, going to bring out truth. Just like J.D. tippett. I mean, he was, he saw somebody that was there and boom, he’s gone. So a lot of those people that were, you know, they are going to reveal they were, they were eliminated like over.

Probably over a hundred. And the same thing with the Clinton kill list that guys like Jimmy probably were, you know, tasked to take out a lot of those people too. Can I interrupt if you got a little more time? Because I know, Jim, you asked me once if we could have like a private call and I just go through the different steps. I would very much love to, if I can just go step by step by step by step. The different individuals that I identified this day, if you would be interested, because this, I think is fundamental.

Once again, so many other people don’t agree with me. What can I say? The truth is still the truth, whoever finds it. I, I can only say that I really put my, my anything on the identification of these individuals. Okay, so James files picket fence on the grassy node, 100. Boom. We got him. We got Chucky Nicoletti, second floor, together with Johnny Roselli in the Daltics building. Let in by Hale Braden or Eugene Hale. Yeah, this guy, he had multiple identities. But there was an additional guy in there, I believe that George Bush Senior was in the Delta building when the shots were fired, then left and came out and was standing in front of the Deltex building.

But so in that, on the second floor you had all. Also a dark skinned individual who’s looking out from under the fire stairs just after the shots are fired. If you enlarge the. These famous photos, that guy was Tony Izquierdo. Tony Izquierdo, he was the spotter. There’s a statue even of him in Miami, Florida. Among the exiled Cubans. Was. Was Tony. Was Tony the one on the, on the fire escape, you think? No, no, not on the fire escape. He’s the guy looking out through the window. Okay. No, there’s one guy sitting on the firestairs. No, it’s underneath.

He’s standing. He’s looking out to see how did it go. So shooter, shooter, Chocky Nicoletti. Johnny Rosselli had backed out, but he was in the same room. George Bush Sr. If I’m correct, was in the same room. Hale Braden was in the Same room that let them in and out. He was also the guy that was arrested outside or taken by the police. But the spotter was Tony Schierdo. Okay, so on top of the building, of the Deltex building, there seemed to have been one shooter. I think his name was Harry Weatherspoon. He was part of the Dallas police force.

And I think that his task was to take out a patsy. There. There is one manhole. What do you call these? You call it a manhole, don’t you? With a lid. Right. There’s one. You have the storm drench. Storm drain? Yeah, storm drain by the grassy knoll. I believe there was a shooter there, possibly Frank Sturges. But there’s another one. On the other side of the road, there’s a manhole. And right next to the lid of the manhole, there’s a shot. You can see there’s a shot that people saw a ricochet. That’s like a deep craving or whatever in.

In the. In the concrete. If you follow that, the angle of it goes straight up to the corner of the top of the Delta’s building. And I think that there was a guide, what was his named, A young guy that was paid $50 to. Who didn’t know what he was doing, who was there. I think he was looking up from. His task was to just be in that manhole and look up there. He was being set up. And that the idea was that he would be the one that would be blamed for the shooting. If. I mean, there’s multiple options here.

Because if that shooter from the. From the roof missed the limo with several meters, I mean, that is not. I mean, that is more or less impossible. If you have somebody in an operation like that, they would be good shooters. But here you have that. It missed with just a few centimeters from whoever was in that. Under that manhole, under that lid. Speculation, speculation. But anyway, this guy is the guy that has seen a young guy from Dallas who’s later seen with muddy pants and so on because he was walking around in the drain. And some people says he was one of the shooters.

I think he was an alternative patsy to Oswald. There were multiple people being prepared as patsies, which there always are in these big operations. Should something go wrong, then they just pick the next one or the next one or this goes live in this police operation. Anyway, so there’s some researchers that point out Rolando Masfer on the other side of the Deltex building on the corner. I have never found anything on him there, but he was A super. He was a super shot and also involved in so many different assassination attempts. He was blown to pieces.

Also they blew up his car with him. But Rolando Masferire, when you look in the JFK files, there’s so many documents about this guy that should be really con considered. So I have this folder called Rolando Masfarier but I can’t prove that he was there. I’m not sure. But anyway, if you then cross the street, cross Houston street and you, you go over, this is where Jimmy said that all the Cubans were standing. Which is also when you see them it’s like oh my God, oh my God, oh my God, oh my God. It’s a very short street, but there’s a lot of them there.

So anyway, so if you cross the street you will see in one of these photos, the black and white photos right after the shots of fire, there’s one guy hanging on the lamppost like looking like this. That is David Sanchez Morales Operation 41 of the head dudes in operation. He was there also when they took out Chegavada together with, with Jimmy. And, and it’s like the people in the CIA said if you saw David Sanchez Morales, some anywhere in whatever country you knew there’s going to be coup d’ etat within or, or an assassination done. This was a violent, violent individual who also died.

He later died under mysterious circumstances at the time when all of these people were being called to give testimony and so on. But anyway, he, I believe he’s standing right next to a car that is parked on the wrong side of the road. We’re talking Houston street on the left hand side of the road aiming north. That is the car. That is as soon as the shots are fired, we have three people coming out on the back of the Texas School book to part story. Two jumps into the car that takes off, go north and one keeps running down first from behind the Texas School Bookstore and then down Houston and then down Main towards the Adolphus Hotel.

I believe, because that individual people have said Mack Wallace. I would strongly suggest his name is Richard Kane. He was a former Chicago police officer, but also hitman for the mob and working closely with Sam Giancana. He was later assassinated as well. But he and Sam Giancana, just like James, confirmed that Giancana was staying at the Adolphus Hotel that day. And I believe that the Adolphus Hotel was actually the headquarters for this whole operation. It’s just down the Rhine, down the road more or less opposite. Also Jack Ruby’s club, the Carousel Club that used to be.

But anyway, so, so we have David Morales down there. Then if you go. Lee Harvey Oswald was actually in the doorway standing next to this guy called Billy Lovelady when the shots were fired. He was down there. I believe that he was completely trying to stop the assassination. He was there blowing the whistle. He was trying everything he could because he knew that from July 29, according to his girlfriend Judy Sperry Baker, who’s a dear friend of mine, that he was being set up as the patsy, that they were going to nail him for this one.

But he sacrificed himself even though he knew that this is, this is what’s going to happen. But the way he reasoned was that if he blew the whistle he had Marina and a newborn and another daughter he had duded all of them could, could be, you know, taking out. So he decided to stay and try and stop it instead. So he knew from almost six months before it happened, no five months that this was going to go down. And that’s where you see all of these things. People are warning or somebody is warning about it. The FBI telex, the abortion group, not abortion but abort group that flies in that they would touch plumly that whole thing which is also I think the CIA’s way of saying that if something failed, if the operation had failed and Kennedy had survived, then they would say well it was thanks to this board, this team that we sent in here that managed to stop the assassination.

So suddenly the CIA would be the heroes. I think that was part of the psychological operation. Tosh, he was just the pilot but part of Operation 40 as well. He’s still around but anyway so I believe that the, the car you see parked there is Ruth Payne, the woman where Marina was living and also CIA operative. It’s her car. And he, she drives the two of these people, he drives David Morales drives them north and then turns around and, and it’s possibly the one that picks up Lee Oswald. On the front of the Texas schoolbook deposit story when Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig hears somebody whistle and then he sees this individual that he later identifies as Lee Oswald jumps into this car.

He sees this man, big black dude with dark complexion that drives it. And this is the way that Lee Oswald managed to get out. I don’t understand what happened from there to his boarding house on, on North Beckley. I don’t know how, but I know that North Beckley, that house when I was there she would. There was so many small rooms. I think it was 17 or 24 rooms in that villa. Like unbelievable and like Lee’s room with like just the size of a bed. But behind that house, according to some CAA operative is a safe house.

So there’s one building behind that villa, that’s the one that is the most interesting because that was being used for different operatives. And I think possibly and this is the reason why Lee was placed in that house as well. But anyway, so we go into. So I believe that Lee’s task was to cut the electricity in the Texas School Book Depository one minute before the shots were fired. That was his being also set up as a patsy. He, they wanted him in the building. So. And when you see where he was found when the police ran in into the school to the building, he’s standing next to this vendor machine and stuff.

But it’s also where the elevator is. The, the. They had these, this big industrial lift inside the Texas School Book Depository. And the three people that was observed by several witnesses on the sixth floor, how did they get down? How did they get down? Because we had people walking down the stairs saying nobody came there, nobody was running down there. So how did the people that was observed there by multiple different witnesses get out? I think that they abseil that they, they. What do you call it? This with ropes repelling on the inside of the elevator shaft.

That was why the electricity was cut. So that nobody could get, you know, crush them or whatever so that it was down on the floor and boom. Cut there. And these three guys. That’s also why I asked James a while ago, were you trained in rappelling? And he said yeah, we even did it from helicopters. So these dudes knew what they were doing. That’s how they came out on the backside of the Texas Bullet Depository so fast. Never to be seen how. Okay, so the three people up there, I have this from Cuban intelligence. The first guy, Eladio del Valle, who is a former Batista police officer but also informer and who, who later became part of Operation 40.

He is a major player in, in this whole thing. He was also the guy that got murdered the very same day Dave Ferry got murdered. And I think James knows a lot about that ending of a life. But, but then you have this, the second one which people said were a semi bold black skinned individual. His name is Admino Diaz Garcia. Herminos Diaz Garcia. Top assassin operation 40. He was part of attempt on different prime ministers and dictators in South American countries and so on. He was like a very, very skilled, skilled assassin. There’s, there’s like a few videos about him, where they point him out and they say Arminios Diaz Garcia could be the second shooter.

But they’re pointing at the wrong person in the photo. They’re zooming in on the wrong person. He is the guy to the furthest to the left with a dark complexion. That is Armino Diaz Garcia. This I have also from Cuban intelligence where they tracked these people. They were very aware of them and they tracked them to this Dallas because also there were so many exile Cubans involved in this operation and the Bay of Pigs. So the Cuban intelligence was very, very, very interested and saw the importance of exposing for themselves also who was actually involved in this whole thing.

Then on the, the one the furthest to the left, on the sixth floor, which was the window furthest to the left, if you stand in front of the building, they saw that he had very marked. What do you call it? The. His glasses have very dark rimmed. Is that what you call them? Rimmed? This whole thing. And he looks a lot like Mack Wallace, the henchman of Lyndon Johnson. I truly believe that it was Richard Kane. Richard Kane was the guy. They, they look very similar. And, and it’s that this is also when he, he runs out from the back of the hotel, when he runs to the Adolphus Hotel.

That is because he’s going to Giancana. They, they’re almost. There’s this mob starting to run after him because they think he’s the, that he’s the guy to shoot. Once again, I don’t think there were, there were any shots fired from up there at all. We had multiple shooters around, but only a few were shooting. So Chucky was one of the shooters for sure. James was another of the shooters for sure. I would strongly suggest the, the person we pointed out before Walter to Binsky was another shooter. But his task was not to blow the head of Kennedy.

That would have been so obvious right there. But it was to immobilize him so that there could be a kill shot from the book. Good Depository. Okay, so Walt Stabinski is there. The guy behind him on the sec in a light gray, almost silvery colored suit with a hat like one of these Theodora or whatever you call them. I believe that is Orlando Bosch, who was also identified by James, that he was there here that day. There that day. Orlando Dr. Death Bosch. He was involved in hundreds of terror attacks, real terror attacks, even blowing up civilian airliners, killing hundreds of people together with Luis Posada carriers.

Another one, heavy dude in this operation. 40 involved in so, so so much. These ones and who was part of them and taking care of George Bussinha his whole career, using them his whole career. George Buss senior, the Paymaster of Operation 49. Recruiter as well. So Operation 40E. Howard Hunt, David Attlee Phillips, Ted Shackley and George Bush Sr. Were the people around that that started recruiting like James Files, Gordon Ferry, these others. And one of them that James didn’t recognize, Jose San, who is one of the highest ranking officers in Operation 40 for more than 10 years.

I think maybe he went under another name. His code name was Amod2. He was also the killer of John Lennon. He was the real shooter, the doorman that day. And the one that was the backup shooter of John Lennon was Clyde Forshaw, the guy we’re going to come to soon, who’s also one of the shooters and the cousin of Walter Tabinski. Okay, so on this we’re, we’re done with the. The Texas School Book Depository. Then on the other side you have Walter Dubinski and Orlando Bosch who’s only there watching. I think he had no real function function there.

Then if you move to the left you have Abraham Sapruda who’s filming. Then we, the closer we get to the grassy note. It’s a very weird. The whole layout with the white walls. It’s very bizarre or very unusual. I don’t understand it, why they did this. But this is a very Freemasonic design of the whole dealey plaza. It is also where the first Freemasonic lodge was located in Dallas. And you even have a white obelisk there. If you look at the whole layout of also the memorial, very free Masonic. You got this. It’s not an obelisk, but it’s like a high tower with a flaming ball that is the symbol of Dallas, the Dallas skylight.

Also very Freemasonic with the eternal. So I think the. When you go walk around. When I walked around in Dallas I was just like oh my God. Oh my God, what is going on here? It’s a dark place under, under the surface. Anyway, so we, we pass the Pruder. We’re now on the grassy knoll side. And then we come to the very first one is there’s a car that Bauer, Lee Bowers, the railroad worker who is up in the, in the tower, the control tower for the trains. He saw that there were several cars driving around there.

There were one black car with one guy, you see it in the lead and the Oliver Stone movie as well. One guy with a microphone driving around just coordinating. Like this guy has been Identified as Aldo Vera Vera Seraphin by Chaucer Halt. He. This was a Cuban very, very skilled and fearless assassin also who later also got terminated. But Aldo Vera Seraphin is one of the guys driving around. Yeah. Then there’s another one, a Chevy station. Was it a Chevy? I can’t really. I’ve done shows where I’ve just focused on the different vehicles involved. But anyway, there was this station car that was actually owned by Hayley Otis, the witness I was telling you about.

It was her car that Clyde Forshaw, Roy Hargraves and Walter Dubinsky came to. That is also one of the cars that the Bauer sees. He said they had like a gold water for President or for Governor or whatever sticker on the back. And it was all muddy. That been a really. That had been a rainstorm the night before. And so it’s that car. That car is reversed out. It’s to the. If we take the position where. Where James was standing, you have about like 12, 15ft to. To the left. There’s. There’s like a. The wall is coming out like this.

That’s where the car is reversed out. And you will see there’s a shooter standing to it like that. You can see it from. From when you enlarge them the film from the side. I can’t remember who. Who did this filming. You can see there’s like a shooter like this following him. I don’t think he shot anything. But that was Clyde Foreshore right there. And with. Anyway, so as soon as James shots were fired, you can see that that car has already. There’s one photo where you see the client turn around like he’s starting to run. The car is already disappeared.

So as soon as the shots fired this car takes off and then it disappears. Boom. The same with Aldo Vera Serafin. His car has also left early on. So they take off and then we come to Batchman or Black Dog, he’s also called who’s right at the corner of the. The wall makes this strange corner where a badge man is hiding behind it on kneeling down with a rifle. He’s. He’s no cap on but a Dallas police uniform on black. And that’s why it’s called Batchman, because you can see the badge in enlargement photos. Anyway, his name Lucien Sarti, he was an assassin that was taken from Marseille in France and brought in on location through Carlos Campino in New Orleans.

He was one of their men in Marseille. But he was brought in and he was also named by El Howard Hunt. On his deathbed confession, he said a French shooter, Lucien Sarti. It’s not only through E. Howard Hunt that I got this list from St. John, his son, which is a friend, but also I found his name again and again. Fearless assassin. Also so fearless that he was careless and that he was also killed later on. But sometimes these people are killed, but not like Perdomo. The guy that shot Lenon was dead several years before, and then suddenly he’s there.

Garcia, that I pointed out. Before he was shot, he was killed in a. In a shootout in Mexico City. And then somebody with his name and appearance and everything appeared years later. So it’s like in this world of illusion, I mean, God knows. So, anyway, so. So we have Lucien Sarti. Then we have James Files standing by the tree. But before then, when the shots are fired and people start running up, we have a guy in a normal suit that is holding up a Secret Service ID saying, go back. Go back. We’ve taken care of it.

That’s Bernard L. Barker, who was working closely with E. Howard Hunt, also. Also one of the Watergate burglars. Okay, so we have Frank Sturges, identified by James, down on that grassy knoll before the shots were fired. Where did he go? Nobody knows. But he claims that he shot Kennedy. Okay, so let’s. Let’s just take that seriously, because somebody was down the stone branch firing a shot at the same time. I think there was three headshots fired at the same time, more or less. Chucky hit Kennedy, according to Jim, just a hundredth of a second before. So his head was thrown forward, and then Jimmy hit him here instead of in the eye where he was zooming in.

But there’s also been done different X rays and computer animations of that. There’s something. A shot fired from down below, which is exactly where the storm drench is, which they very carefully filled up so that we couldn’t examine it anymore. But I have footage down there and so on from that. And this. The thing is, when you walk around in Dealey Plaza, you will see that these manholes are connected. So you can. If you. For instance, you can go up to the triple underpass, and by the triple underpass, there’s two different entrances down there. So you can go down there and then appear from nowhere on in the storm drench without anyone seeing you come in that way.

There’s also on the other side of the triple underpass, right? On the other side of the triple underpass, where a witness saw there was like, once the shots were fired. People saw somebody that they identified as Jack Ruby run from the Texas School Book Depository towards the triple underpass. Up on that, you can see on one photo he is like crawling up on it. But then we have a Dallas police officer who saw that he came on the other side of the triple underpass, threw something in the back of a car that was parked up on the side of the.

A little bit up on the grass, but on the other side of the triple underpass, and then jumped into the car, took off. So this police officer, till it. I think his name was, he turned around and started chasing this car not knowing that it was Jack Ruby. And then after a while he unders. He saw that it was Ruby and Ruby looked all crazy. So he backed up because he said I was not to be getting shot. He didn’t know what had happened. But anyway, if you look exactly where that car, where Ruby’s car was parked up in there, it’s right on top of one of these manholes.

So is it possible that Jack Ruby parked his car there or and was letting someone. Somebody came up underneath his car, rolled out under, got into the back seat. Ruby took the rifle and that’s when he saw that he threw something in the trunk and then took off with possibly Frank Sturges in the back seat when. When they took off. Speculation. I don’t know for sure, but that is what I think happen. Then we have, yeah, J.D. tippett. J.D. tippet’s role. There were several people like Milwaukee Phil from the Chicago mob. We had JD Tippet. Their task was take Austral out.

He has to die on location. It has to be sealed and case closed. Minute two after the shots were fired. So the idea, I think was that Oswald had been informed. Get out on the back of the, on the Texas School Book Depository. We will take care of you. But there’s a woman who saw a new J.D. tippett who said that he was standing on, on the back of the Texas School Book Depository just like staring like really like this. And I think his job was to silence Oswald that he knew from, from their earlier military career and so on.

And he was very nervous about that also because it. Maybe they were friends. I don’t know how close they were. But anyway, so, so Oswald managed to escape the building and that’s when J.D. tippett got complete frantic. You, you see his movements in the, in the following hour. He’s driving around, he’s stopping cars, he’s, you know, looking under the seats up and in the trunks running around, being sweaty, making phone calls. He is frantically panicking, I think because he knows his task was to silence Oswald and he, he failed. Meaning you’re up against some very bad dudes if you fail.

So I think he was in a panic mode, driving around. And then he sees Gary Marlowe and St. And what the hell are you doing? And boom. Gary Marlowe has been ordered. Nobody can understand you’re here. You are not allowed to be seen. Boom. And I. If you look at the, the witnesses, there’s. There’s at least one or two witnesses that are talking about two shooters. There’s also two different ammos being used. So the, the other person who’s been bragging to Haley Otis was Clay Clyde Forshaw, who said that he was the guy that finished off JD Tippet.

I have a photo in the Carousel Club of Clyde Forshaw identified by Haliotis. And the guy sitting next to him looks a lot like Gary Marlow. So I think these two were there to finish Oswald. Everybody was looking like where did he go? Where did he go? But he had been informed. If shit goes to or whatever the hits the fan, get yourself to the Texas Theater. That’s where we’re gonna meet you up. Or you’re going to be met up by David Adley Phillips or someone like that. And we will help you out. We will take you to this red.

What is the name Redwood Airport, something like that. And possibly bear seals were waiting there to fly him out. But he was not aware of that he was being set up. There was even a. It seems like there was a double Oswald there that was let out in the back. This is, I mean beyond Mission Impossible type in. It’s so multi all of these things. So I think that was the reason with J.D. tippett why he was there running around looking for Oswald. He was looking for Oswald to silence him and instead he, he ran into Garrimallo.

That was just bad luck. This whole thing about swapping bodies, it is possible, but had it been planned, you would never go for a headshot. I mean that would just destroy. And at that point nobody knew about, you know, what was the state of JFK’s body and so on. So the whole thing about that swap, I don’t put a lot of credit to that. What they did though was that they changed the coffins and there were multiple autopsy and they tried to fix this and that and all of it, I tell you, all of this whole thing backfired because of James shot.

That came from the wrong. The Wrong direction. And with this ammo that completely blew up the official narrative. So he. I would say, did his job, completely messed up the operation, and got me started. It was that thing that got me started all of these years ago. So it’s amazing to. To be here and sort of, like, put these pieces together. Then there’s another guy, Roscoe White, who is an Dallas police officer, who is also the guy that, when you see the photos of Lee Oswald, where he’s standing there with the rifle and the newspaper, it was me.

Look at the date of the news. I mean, these type of photos, it’s incredible. But anyway, if you look at this, that they showed in the JFK movie as well, that the proportions and the shadows doesn’t match up. The body of the Oscar is Roscoe White. He had an injury to his. To his wrist. And you can see that exact injury. And if you put Roscoe there, it’s a perfect match. It doesn’t match up because also, Rusk. Roscoe had a really strong neck. Yeah. Their chins were different. So the. The photograph of Roscoe starts right here and goes down and at this part.

Oswald’s head. Yeah. Correct. Correct. I have a question for you. I don’t want to get you. Can I just finish on Roscoe? Because Ricky White, Roscoe’s son. I mean, Roscoe died. He was taken out also. They blew him up in an accident. But he found evidence that his father was involved. Complete, compartmentalized. Didn’t know any, but that he was one of the shooters or. Yeah, one of the shooters. Behind the picket fence. So I’ve always tried to get him. Where was he? If James were there, it’s not there. But if you look at Dealey Plaza, it’s, like, symmetric.

It’s identical on both sides. So you have the exact same layout on the south side as on the north side. And I. And when Tosh Plumlee was. He was down in the grassy knoll on the south side. When the limo came and they said a shot was fired from behind, they were like, what? Whoa. And they felt the stun smoke. So there was a shooter there. I. I can only speculate, but I would point and place Roscoe White there. That when he was talking about the picket fence at that time, the picket fence wasn’t famous. The grassy knoll wasn’t famous.

It was a. It was a fence, and he was standing behind that fence. So I think that was. I don’t think that shot hit anything at all. It. It missed. Maybe James Files and Chucky Nicoletti Were the last two. If, if everything else fell. They were the, they were the fail safe. That’s why. No, Chucky, Chucky was the shooter. Chucky was the one that should nail him. But I mean, but this is not an easy shot. I think it’s, it’s not. The distance is not long. But you had like people in, in cars behind them. I think like one of the reasons why Johnson was like.

I mean he knew it was coming. So he was, he was diving down even before the shots were fired because he knew also it’s like maybe 30cm above their head the shots would be fired. You know, this is like. Yeah, he was well protected by Secret Service. But I think that there were possibly in the, the building opposite the Deltex building. It’s the county building, I think. Yeah, there was one shooter there. That’s, there’s one footage where you can see it looks like there’s like a flash going on. So one shooter there. You have to see from a logistic point of view they would go down and where they could shoot along.

Just like if the shooter had been at the Texas Court School Book Depository, they would have fired at from Houston street, which would have given a lot better possibility instead of Elm street where it’s sideways. So the shooters would be like this and from behind. So I think Chucky was one of them. There was one in the county building, maybe that was Frank’s 30th there. I don’t know. But somebody there, possibly Rolando Masferire on, on the roof of the Delta Experience Building. There was also a rifle found on the roof of the Texas School Book Depository that has never been explained.

So. Yeah, so the shots were supposed to be fired from behind. The operation completely compartmentalized. Different teams with different. Yeah, I think Jack Ruby was in charge of one team. You had E. Howard Hunter charge of one team. You had Lansdale. And then you had wild cannons like James Files that were sort of working on their own. You had the Chicago mob also on location through Giancana. You had Carlos Marcello bringing shooters also to bring the whole thing into one big unholy alliance. Just like when they killed Judas Caesar. Everybody stabbed, everybody was involved. Everybody had did hands in blood.

Nobody could point out anyone without going down themselves. So. So when, when you look at this thing, I think a masterpiece when it comes to ambushes. And we’re still confused after all of these years. So many people have dedicated their lives still confused as nobody is really agreeing on anything. It’s. It isn’t yeah, this, in this photo, for instance, you can see the, the Black Dog badge man up at the corner there. The Umbrella man. You can see the Umbrella man. Yeah, for sure. That’s Roy Hargraves. And then the guy to the left of him, that’s Felipe Vidal Santiago, who’s just about to take a step out in front of the limo, slowing it down.

But you can see here, what they’ve done is normally the present, the, the limo, the president limo would be in this middle of the, the motorcade. I mean not in the front. Absolutely not in the front. You would have Secret Service on the car, on the sides of the car. You would have motorcycles on the side of the car. It’s been pulled back. Pulled back. There should be an ambulance right in the. Very close to. With a doctor that could, if anything happened that was pulled back, way back. They even had like, you see that in the, the JFK movie, that there’s this Cuban guy that gets like an epileptic seizure outside the Texas schoolbook deposit just before the limo comes.

So that the ambulance that was there in the neighborhood picked this guy up, drove to the airport. No, sorry, to the hospital where he just got off out of the ambulance and walked away. To take away all, all possibilities for survival. Yeah, the, when the shots, I, I can tell you from doing personal details or protective details for high level people. The, the guy that’s in the, in the limousine, he’s like the, he’s the lead. So the lead would have been all over the President and he would have had that limo like driving like warp speed.

So I’ve been the lead. I would have been, I would have been all over my, you know, the person I’m protecting. They, I would have been like so fast, if there’s a shot that was fired, dilemma would be flying down the road and I’d be on top of the, I’d be on top of the President getting him down. So that’s, that’s where we’re trained. I don’t know what, maybe those guys didn’t train that way in the past, but it’s very, very suspect. All those guys like we’ve talked about over the years, now that we’ve been talking about this and recently, Jim, all these guys are suspect to me.

Every single one of them seem to be in on it. Yeah, it’s interesting to me that there’s this, they’re people that years ago, like there’s, there’s footage of a video and I, I’m trying to remember if it was William Dankbar or who. But there was a video of Robert Grodin being interviewed by somebody that James Files was telling the truth because nobody would listen to what he had to say. You know, that they turned it back on him. You know that. You know, when. And I’ve heard others say, I, I recently heard Robert F. Kennedy say, well, there are some people that have confessed to being involved, but there’s a whole bunch of people that say that.

Well, I don’t, I don’t know. I mean, I think Roscoe White, you know, I don’t think he came forward and said, you know, yes, I was a shooter from the grassy knoll or anything like that. I think what happened was his, his son supposedly discovered that stuff and after Roscoe died and then came out with this story, and I don’t think Roscoe admitted to any of this stuff. That’s a shot of his, of his back. So we get the shot in the throat. We got this wild shot in the back. What. What’s in the back? There’s two holes there.

One. I don’t know if the top one is a exit hole or an entrance hole. Exit to me. Yeah, but, but if it’s. It’s not, it couldn’t be the exit hole. I don’t think of this lightweight pistol that Walter Tabinski fired. But Dabinsky did fire, probably it did not exit. I. Now I do want to digress a little bit because I want to ask Olay a question. So I think this is for the deniability of the, of the whole thing. So the key thing was, where was George Bush during the thing just a few moments ago? I found out that you believed.

I don’t know what evidence you have, but I believe you because that’s where I would be if I was George Bush. That he was in the room with Chuck Nicoletti watching him make the kill shot. That’s where he was. Okay, now here’s the key point. The office was closed two weeks ahead of time. The furniture was moved out. They told people that it was being renovated, it was going to repainted new furniture and all that kind of stuff. They set it up as a sniper’s nest two weeks in advance. Brayden had the key to the room isolated, you know, access.

The. The route is put in the newspaper that they’re going straight down Main Street. They’re not going to make the turn on Houston and on Elm. So right at the last minute they say, oh, there’s a change in the route. They’re going to turn on Houston and turn on Elm or they make that change without telling the public. But there were people waiting for him on Houston and Elm before he got there. They weren’t like when you got to the intersection of Maine and Houston. There weren’t a bunch of people you can see standing along Maine.

They were lined up on the, on Houston. And so somebody, the public knew that morning, somehow there was a change to the route. But that adds some tradecraft in about deniability of then, you know, how in the world could they, you know, if the change was done that morning, how in the world would they get the sniper’s nest set up and all that so that the, the route change was not a change at the last minute. That was part of the tradecraft worked into the deal. Now who, who did that? Earl Campbell Cavill was the mayor of Dallas.

I believe the Dallas police and the Secret Service were involved directly, you know, several of them. And Cavill’s brother was one of the four star generals that JFK fired. He fired Cavill, General Cavill, General Bissell and Alan Dulles. Yeah. So you know, they chose Dallas because, and lbj, so much influence there, you know, and you know, they just had so many connections. So what do you, what do you think about that? Do you, do you buy that about the, the change of the route and all that? That was a part of the original plan? Oh God no.

God no. This was planned way behead. If you look at, if you look at the exquisite design of how they did it, right? I mean it’s like so for people not to become suspicious or anyone noticing. Then they gave, oh, it’s going down Main Street. That, that was the one. But, but the Oswald was, was hired and started working at the school Book Depository for a reason. It was for him to be set up as the, that was it. He, that was handpicked, that building. Because that building was owned by the same guy that started the Civil Air Patrol, what’s his name? And then you had the Hunt brothers or the Hunt.

Yeah, H.L. hunt that owned the DX bill. And these buildings were super central in, in this whole thing. Right. And, and the whole slowing down of the motorcase, they couldn’t have done it. Maybe would never have worked. So there was no last minute change. It was maybe a last minute change to the people involved to, to activate them. But the people planning it had no, they had to hand pick this because it’s also, if you look at, it’s the very last bit of road before you go up on this freeway. So there’s very little people there compared to in, in downtown Dallas that could see it.

And most of the people that are on the payment on Houston and Elm were these exiled Cubans or people from Murder Incorporated. So I think, I think many of the normal people, ordinary people who were there, maybe they saw that the Cubans had lined up and stuff like that and was just waiting and they thought, whoa, maybe just like I know some of the, the witnesses, that babushka lady and they, they ran from mainstream to Elm when they saw that he turned around the corner, so they ran across. But the other ones they already knew. Right, that’s so, so here’s the interesting part to me.

I mean, just, just the one simple thing. So this event is planned, you know, weeks in advance, months. No, I’m just talking about, the public is, hey, John F. Kennedy’s coming to Dallas. Right? So people say, well, is there any evidence that there was a government conspiracy? Okay, so in, in a, in a space of about 50 yards, you had George H.W. bush, who led Operation 40, the government assassination group, and about half the members of the government assassination group within, you know, a pistol shot range of where Kennedy died and the umbrella and the whole thing.

And once you know the facts about that, it’s so obvious that it was a government job and, and not knowing all the, all these names, I mean, I, I salute you big time for all these. This can. I mean. And you’re, you’re also admitting that. I think this is a little speculation. Me personally, as a kid, I played in storm drains on occasion. There’s one in town here near Boonesboro shopping Center that I went up in when I was a kid. And you could get up in it, but to get a rifle up in there or even a pistol and, and get it out and shoot at an upward angle, that would be a very, very difficult thing.

And the other thing too is, you know, when somebody’s sitting, not, not leaning out, looking over the edge of the car, you know, you’d have to run a car down through there and not have to be in there and see that. You could even see his head, you know, because when he got in, he put his hands up like this, but he did slump to the left just a little bit. And I’m, I just don’t know if somebody could have made a shot from the thing. But it’s, it’s, it is a consideration for sure. I have, I have footage of the people that went down there with a camera and a rifle in, in the storm drench.

Checking out the angle because just like you say it’s like a really. Whoa. But it’s. It’s further down the street and an awkward angle. Okay. So I think this is also when they. They manipulated the. The Sapruda film because apparently the one that has not been at least so manipulated some of his head is going straight up. And that doesn’t make any sense if you hit like that. You can see that in the Zapruder movie also there’s things going. Oh yeah, yeah. I’ve seen, I’ve seen a still photograph of that. Of that frame. Yeah, yeah. Where you.

Where it should go back and to the left but it’s going straight up. And that’s not Chucky’s head either because that should go forward. I want to say also regarding every. There’s so many people talking about the throat shot and the, the windshield and the crack in the windshield. And I, I agree, I completely agree. You can line it up and like that. But we’ve test fired rifles with windshields and like if the. If the windshield is in. In an angle which it was on the limo, the shot change directions if it’s not super high powered and.

And so it would go like this and then go slide downwards and then suddenly this doesn’t match up at all. And so whatever it was that cracked the windshield, I mean if it came from a shot. But I do not believe, I completely believe that it was Walter Dubinsky that did. And. And also I can show you exactly when you. When you synchronize with the sound you can see Walt Sabinsky and boom. And let it down. And that that is exactly because also what they get. One of the things they manipulated with the Sapruto movie was that they changed the background so that the car was not in the position from the original.

This is also where it’s confusing. Yeah. This is also why they changed the light post and all of the position of all of that to make it in impossible for us to measure anything or. Or like that. They. That goes to show you it was a government too because who has a power to that Lee Oswald after years. Years after the grave. But it’s way beyond, I would say way beyond governments. This is sort of like rogue elements that are monster thing in the background. How much of the role do you think was Israel in there trying to seek nuclear weapons? I.

It’s like how much was the part of the Jesuits? How much was the part of the. I don’t know. I mean when you look at this octopus of dark power all of them had an interest in shutting this down guy down. I mean, he was really messing things up for them. So. And I think it was after the Cuban Missile crisis where, where the military industrial complex was more and more standing there shouting at Kennedy, press the button. Press the button. Get the third world going, Third world war going. And where people that were there said that he sat with tears down his cheeks, just saying, I refuse to be the one that does this to the world.

After that you have this playboy, womanizer, rich man, son suddenly become this powerful individual, just saying, this is it, this is enough. We had to stop this man. And that’s where he start becoming this, this incredible force that is just like, we’re gonna crush the CIA into a thousand pieces. He’s fired Dulles, he fired Alan Dulles, I mean, Richard Bissell Cavill. But Dallas, he fired that. It’s unheard of. Unheard of. And then he gave the finger to Israel and he said, I’m going to withdraw from the Vietnam War. Stopping all the drug trade, all of the military industrial, massive billions dollar enterprise, Air America or unheard of.

He was going for J. Hoover, he was going for Johnson. It was just like everybody hated him. So. But I’ve never found direct connection. I’m not saying they’re not there, but I’ve had, I’ve focused on a street level. So this whole thing about Israel being the thing that, that will be in the power structure behind the assassination, I do not count them out at all because they’re always there in the background, if you ask me, pulling the strings in bizarre ways. But I have not found direct connections down to the actual operation on a street level.

What’s, what’s your, what’s your gut feeling about the Operation Zipper document? It’s, it’s interesting, but I don’t want to put any value to it because it’s even said that it’s a hand. It’s like a hand typed or a typed copy of an original document. It’s like what I had other copies like that after the bombing of the government building in, in. In Norway and the mass shooting in Norway. I have documents also where you have the people that I have pointed out that have signed this paper. You know, we all agree on keeping it quiet, but normally there are no paper trails at all level.

But that’s. But you did. Do you. Are you aware that Dorothy Hunt tried to swap a bunch of blackmail documents and was killed in a airplane crash? You know the deal on that? Yeah, I’m, I’m a friend of that. Supposedly the, the Operation Zipper document was, you know, it’s a typed, a hand type copy of that. They copied the original document and Robert Trumbull, Crowley kept it as, like, I know the story, but can, can you give value to a copy of a copy that is said to, you know, it’s too diffused for me to put any, I mean, it’s amazing.

The reason why I asked you that before, because I, I don’t, I don’t know, it’s just I’ve been provided the document, you know, and I, I, but supposedly. And there’s an email that came out yesterday that Robert Morningstar used some kind of AI program and he found that exact document in the JFK document release. That’s what he claims. And he’s gonna, he’s, he’s gonna Release it on July 4th. Please ask him for the exact number because I’ve gone through all of them. I have found. And, but there are also other releases. There are other releases from the NSA and other national archives that have been done.

Like Operation Northfield was not from the JFK files, it was from these releases. So maybe it’s there, I haven’t gone through these ones, I don’t know. But, but also, but also we are, we are in the world of these operations. Black is white, white is black. Within smoke and mirrors, inside a labyrinth. So when something comes up like this, right in your face, is it real? Or is it placed there as a diversion away? Or we’re being thrown a bone when now all of the people that are there on this paper are dead and buried like that.

So to avoid saying, okay, now we finally solved it, now we don’t have to look at this power structure that is still there messing with the world. So now it’s solved, let’s put it to rest. Is that why we’ve been served as the thing? I’m like, I don’t know, but I don’t like being played with. So I, I, I do not put any real value. I think it’s interesting. But who put it there? Do you? Well, it was published in a book 25 years ago, and then it was, it was given to Gregory Douglas at the death of Robert Trumble Crowley.

But anyway, aside from that, you, you contend that the badge man was Lucian Sarti, right? Yeah. Okay. Did he fire any shots? No. Okay, so I looked him up not too long ago. I can only say I don’t think he fired. Right, okay, I get it. So, and, but my question is there was, there are rumors that Charles De Gaulle was, you know, that they had tried to kill him a couple times. And de Gaulle agreed in the, in the Vietnam thing because of, what do they call that in Bin Fu and, you know, the, the battle there and, and the Americans wanting to come into Vietnam and, and take control of the, the French connection with the opium and all that stuff.

So we’re, I’m saying that that’s an important link. I don’t know that it was, but it, I don’t think it, you know, I mean, to get control of this international drug thing. It, it. The average CIA guy, I think, that comes to work for the country, he’s not thinking, boy, it’s going to be nice. I’m going to go to work for the CIA and I’m going to help them run heroin out of, you know, the golden triangle or something like that. And I’m going to get really rich on the dark side. They’re, they’re saying, you know, when you sign up and go through that.

What’s that form called you have to fill out now? It’s like a 184 or something. It’s like 90 pages long. The background check thing for. I don’t know if you got. I’ve got one of the blank forms over here in my cabinet. I forget the name of it, but anyway, it’s what they use now. But the Lucian Sarti, you know, supposedly there’s this rumor and, and I, after James is dead, I can tell you more about this rumor that there was these Corsican or French assassins or something that were brought. Brought in. And it was because de Gaulle wanted them taken out.

And they were baited into coming there and then told to a board or something like that. And they were flown back to either Maryland or Virginia or North Carolina, and they were murdered and cut up in pieces and put in crab traps off the coast and they were gotten rid of. That’s, that’s, that’s a room. And then also. Can I just comment on that? Okay, so as far as I know, yes, there were course can Hitman flown in. I have some of the names. One is Sean Paul, I don’t know. But they, I have never found them on location.

This is the thing is also you have the, all of these different options. Yeah, I’m not saying, I’m saying they were brought to Dallas and then they were told, hey, it’s an abort. You guys are not going to do it. And then they were like back to the Eastern Shore. They had, they were maybe not in dealing plaza, and they didn’t have anything to do with it. They were just baited into Dallas. Yeah, but they were not sent by the goal. Absolutely not. The same forces that took out Kennedy was also trying to take out the gold.

Yeah, so. So they had. This is the thing with Murderer Incorporated, they had these training camps had in Corsica, in Guatemala, in Nicaragua, in many places. And then just like with James, they were just flown like this. Murder incorporated, like Operation 40 was a mobile death squad that could be used anywhere in the world. And so you. So just because they come from Corsica doesn’t mean that they came from Corsica, you know, that they were sent from there. No, it was a training camp where these or they were being recruited, because you have these. Corsica is the homeland of the Mafia.

You know, the, the whole area. It has a violent background, just like the exile Cubans. Violent background that would work very well in these operations. So. But the ones that were brought in, as far as I know, was through the connection from Carlos Gambino in New New Orleans, who, Who had connections to the Marseille mob. And were you. So they flew them in through Marseille to Dallas. And the only one that I have located on location is Lucien Sarti, who also was identified by E. Howard Hunt on his deathbed, which I think gives a lot of cred to that, because it’s more or less the only guy he points out.

There’s, there’s Sturgis and other people, but otherwise he’s talking more about the picture behind the scenes, you know, Code Meyer and William Harvey and these, these boys. When we looking more at the planning stage of the whole thing. Yeah, I know also, and to digress a little bit, Rob Reiner, did you know those 10 interviews about the JFK thing that are 10 shows about it. And in the last one, he named four shooters, one of which was Charles Nicoletti. And the three other shooters, I don’t recall their name, but did they match what you have in your story? I haven’t seen that documentary.

I would love it. Okay. Yeah, you can look at. It’s on YouTube. It was Rob Reiner, the guy that producer of, you know, he did. He was a character. He was meathead and all in the family. Yes, yes, I. Was he a TV producer or. Yeah, well, he did. He produced movies. He did. I think When Harry Met Sally. I think it was one of them or something. I, I know exactly. I know exactly which. No, it does not match up with. But he named Nicoletti. So he, you know, he, he did name it. And I said, well, he got one of them right and the other three.

I thought he was in career. He didn’t mention James Files on the grassy knoll? No, this is. But it’s true. I don’t think he mentioned Walter Tabinski either. And I’m totally convinced you’re right about that because you can see it right in the video. Thank you. Unless that’s. Unless that’s completely photoshopped. You hit the nail on the head with that one, because I. There’s no doubt in my mind. I’ve worn body armor just like that. It’s got. The body armor goes from here to about your waist, and then it’s got that part that’s hanging down. Now, sometimes there’s a groin plate that you can wear on some body armor, but usually what that is, it’s like police body armor, and it’s to tuck in your pants.

You know what I mean? So he had it on the outside. Yeah. Yeah. It is so obvious. Yes, but we. I don’t know how we could not see it. I mean, I don’t understand how I could spend, like, 30 years not seeing it and then. Whoa. Yeah. So it’s what you said. You’re watching Kennedy. You’re not looking at anything. Kennedy as his vehicles, you know, going by, you know. Yeah, but absolutely. I’m very grateful that. That. That you see it as well, because for me, that on its own, it’s a massive breakthrough from, like, the lone assassin or.

There were possibly two shooters. No, there were multiple shooters. And the more you get into it, the more. And. And I mean, I’ve tracked them down. Every. Every name that I’ve come up with has taken me years. Years, I tell you to find. And then finally I pinpointed. Boom. Now I got you. Right? So there’s one other. One other thing I really want to know your opinion on. And. And that’s the. That the entire mission was not just to kill Kennedy, but they were trying to kill Ralph Yarborough. That was the plan. But they. But Johnson was unsuccessful at Love Field at getting Yarborough in the car with Kennedy, and Conley was there with his wife, Nelly, because they, you know, by protocol, he was the senior.

He was the elected governor. And also Nelly and Jackie had gotten to be friends, and. And they wanted to ride with the Kennedys because it made them look good. And supposedly Ralph Yarborough was going to run against Conley, and. And Johnson hated him and wanted him dead, too. And they were going to try to kill both of them. And I think that maybe Conley got shot by shooters from the schoolbook depository that I think maybe on one end was Mack Wallace. His fingerprint was found on one of the boxes right at the window. He’s the only fingerprint that they identified, and he was Kennedy’s hitman.

And then also maybe on the other end, Johnson’s hitman. Johnson, Right. What did I say? Kennedy’s. Oh, yeah, sorry. Yeah. LBJ. He’s LBJ’s hitman. And he’s. He was well known for killing. He killed his estranged girlfriend’s boyfriend or something like that. No, there was. He was. But his way of killing people was completely different. He was not a good shot. He was front like that. He even murdered Johnson’s sister. Yeah, but. But the thing is, with. I think you’re. Let’s take it step by step. Well, do you think they were trying to kill Yarborough that. You think that.

No, they. They’ve wanted that car filled with what. Whoever they could get rid of, you know, So I think that was the idea. Yboro should have been taken out as well. Any shot that missed, great, he died as well. Or he would be killed at the hospital, first wounded and then died. So I think. Yeah, that was part of the plan. Are you still there? No. Looks like you froze. Yeah. Anyway, so, yes, y. I think was actually also a target, but it was, of course, Kennedy. See if he’s still there. I’m back. I dropped off for about the last minute.

What happened? No, so I think that you’re correct that the. The plan was that Yarborough should be in the car and hopefully be hit as well, because then they would get rid of an extra problem like that in one go. Boom. Had he not. Had he only been wounded, then I think the idea was taken to hospital, and then he would die from the injuries, maybe suffocated by a pillow or something like that, but that he would. But he was a much minor target than Kennedy. Kennedy was. But like you said, for some reason, he refused to get in the car, so they had to push Connolly there.

And Connolly. I don’t think he was aware of the bigger picture, at least in that case, I wouldn’t like to have been in his. No, I don’t think he said, they are gonna kill us all. I think that he suddenly. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. It’s happening, you know? So regarding. What was the next thing you said? Mack Wallace and shooters on the. Yeah, I. I believe that the one up to the left with the. With the. These dark glasses was Richard Kane, who was on a really good shot and who was in an angle where that shoot could have been fired from.

Also from the Texas Google story. But I think that that fingerprint, which was the only fingerprint that was found there, was used, was put there so that they could, if needed, blackmail Johnson. Okay. Because after, if Johnson had sort of become big headed or out of control, they could just say, well listen, we have Mac Wallace directly connected to you at the sniper’s nest. That would shut him down directly because that would prove direct involvement with the candidate. So that, that fingerprint was not identified for years because they didn’t need it. They didn’t. They never activated that operation.

And then it was, then it was identified as Mac Wallace among people. Yep. So I think that was placed at very, very on purpose to have as a, a hammer against Johnson should he stand up. Yeah. They had a. The other thing too was the rifle that was found up there right after it happened. There was a police officer and I have a copy of the affidavit signed by, I think his name was Seymour weitzman. Yeah. Was 7.65 Mauser bolt action. Not a 6.5 millimeter. 7.65, which is kind of. It’s a little bigger than a third.

It’s like a 30 out six case and it’s a German Mauser cartridge. But that was found he, he used to own a sporting goods store. He knew what it was. They looked at it, it said on there. And he actually told some of the guys in the press and if you look at some of the old black and white news broadcasts from that night, they said that it was a 7.65 Mauser used in the assassination. And then all of a sudden the next day it was a 6.5 Carcano. But the reason they had to switch him is because that’s the picture they had of Oswald hold the right, you know, with Roscoe White holding the rifle.

It was, it was the 6.5 Carcano that he got from inner arms. Yeah. Do you know like we had that Roger Craig also deputy sheriff who also saw the mouser, identified it as a mouser and so on. So that was there for sure. But the Manuka Kakano. I’m still confused why they chose that weapon. Because it was a crap weapon, you know, like a toy gun that couldn’t hit anything. But Chauncey Holt, who was the guy that delivered the, the Secret Service badges to the operation, he was working in Los Angeles where they would for he was a force major forger in all kinds of stuff.

They were working in the same building where they made the real badges, sheriff badges and all of the. So they was just like going up and down the stairs and they got the real. But they were fake and, but they were. What he also said was that he was very much into weapons and how to manipulate them and test shoot and whatever for whatever silencers and stuff. And they got an order of Manica Kakanos and special ammo and all of think months and months and months ahead that was there for some reason to prepare for Oswald.

But Haley Otis, the woman I told you about before the witness and that was pointing out towards Tabinski and Clyde Forshaw, she said that Clyde and her were the one, she was the one that filled in the po. The mail order thing where Oswald ordered the, the. She didn’t know what she was doing. They were doing this whole thing and somebody said can you just please sign here so it’s her. When you see the autograph or the signature on the ordering slip, it’s not Oswald’s writing. It’s Hayley Otis. And on my website, like I said, there’s about 100 hours of testimonial super interesting things and it’s been a long time since I listened to it.

But, but there she’s also talking about that their involvement on their part months ahead when it came to the rifle, when it came to these things. But I’m still confused why they chose this crap rifle there that. But otherwise than that. Maybe it was because he, he didn’t have a lot of money officially and that this was a mail order thing. I don’t know why they did it. But this I know that it was there, it was test fired and they did all kinds of tests, you know with low powered ammo and this and that. But with these type of assassination normally they would use the same caliber even if there were different weapons so that whatever bullet was found could be said.

Well it was that gun, it was that. That they didn’t like. Mismatch. Yeah. Here. I don’t know. And, and when I asked James what Chucky used, what type of rifle, he said I think it was a mouser. I’m not really sure unfortunately because that really makes sense. If there was a mouser that Chucky had, it was a mouse in the Texas school Book depository if the badge man had a mouser. And so that would make sense. Well, James brought the weapons. Right. So he would know. Yeah. He didn’t bother to look. He didn’t kill care. He just bought a whole stack of guns.

Yeah. He told Me, I asked him a lot of questions about the weapons. When I. After I first met him, I. I grilled him on this stuff. And I was big on the. On the getaway car, all kinds of stuff about the details. And he said it was a Mouser chambered in 30Al6. And I asked him, I said, what kind of ammo did you use? And he said, like, whatever we had. So, you know, I mean, I. I think it was just military ball ammo, you know, because you could buy that surplus back then, and it would have been a full metal jacket bullet.

It might even have been a black tip armored piercing bullet. And if you had shot somebody in the head with one of those, it wouldn’t. It would have made an entrance and an exit wound like a steel rod had gone through the. Right. Now you can’t. When the bullet goes through an aqueous, you know, like the brain, you know, something. A fluid thing. You can’t compress the fluid. So there’s a big dynamic temporary wound channel when you go through fluids. But other than that, if you shoot somebody like through the calf muscle or, you know, through your quads or through your gluteus maximus with a full metal jacket bullet, especially those.

What was. The 883s, the little green tip bullets, they would go right through you. It was like sticking an ice pick through somebody. But here they’re supposed to. Yeah, but here the whole idea is to blame an amateur who didn’t know what he was doing, Right. And then suddenly you have special ammo like that or special weapon that would. Wouldn’t match up at all. Yeah. I think this is once again why they. They chose this Italian crap gun. Yeah. Yes. Anyway, guys, I. I need to shoot off. I just want to say I’m. I’m really, really happy.

An honor that I could be part of this. And. Yeah, thanks a lot. Whoever is listening, please support Pamela and James. I mean, we. They should not be in a situation where they had to beg more or less to sell books and beg for. Please. We have a medical bill. I mean, my God, that’s the least at all. So please be generous. When you think about what they have put up, what the. The price they paid paid for us, not for their own gain, for us to find out. So they go paycheck to paycheck, and. And they don’t sell enough books to.

They just barely make their bills, you know, and I’ve helped them financially and. And other people have, you know, and. But he. He served this country in a lot of ways. And, you know, the CIA has done a lot of good stuff for this country. And, and I mean, you know, just the, the way that they built like the SR71, you know, they had to get the titanium from Russia and all that kind of stuff. But some of the things that they’ve done have been, have caused more harm than good. And, you know, back then they were such a rogue organization, you know, and after Dulles got fired, I don’t think Dulles went anywhere.

I think he just kept running the agency and then John McCone was in place. But, you know, I mean, they have a tremendous amount of power and I still think they do to this day. I wonder if those drone attacks in Russia last week that destroyed 40 strategic long range nuclear bombers, those drone, that drone attack, I would be willing to bet anything that that was a CIA drone thing. Absolutely got the signature all over it. Ukraine took the, took the, the credit, splash the blame, you know, but, you know, when you can knock out 30% of the strategic bombers of a country in one day with a bunch of little cheap drones, that goes to show you what warfare is going to be.

Because they could do the same thing to us, you know, they could. I mean, we’re going to end up having a big bunker, you know, like they have it. Incirlik Air Force Base up in there in Turkey got these big armored hangars for. They put the airplanes in. You know, I’m just going to say on that high note, right. It’s been great. Anyway, and thank you, Jim, for helping James and Pam so much, very much appreciate it. Thanks, man. Okay. Yeah, if you want to do another one, we’ll do another one. For sure. For sure. I think you could do another hour.

Let’s, let’s see. Yeah, have a great one. Okay. Thank you. Great show. Thank you, brother. Thank you, brother.
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