JFK Assassination Special III

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Waldron: Mob Connections win real Levenda: Oswald & 'The Nine' win real Mellen: Garrison's Investigation win real

Date:	11-21-05
Host:	George Noory
Guests:	Lamar Waldron, Peter Levenda, Joan Mellen, Douglas Hagmann

Three authors each shared their theories about who was behind the assassination of JFK. Lamar Waldron(1) said the legacy of secrecy behind the murder has continued to impact American history. He cited Bobby Kennedy as being a central figure in the story. Bobby was waging two wars simultaneously, one against Castro and the other against organized crime. Further, he and JFK planned a secret coup and invasion of Cuba for December, 1963, Waldron revealed. Yet that plan, was infiltrated by three "godfathers," Johnny Rosselli, Santo Trafficante, and Carlos Marcello, who were being prosecuted by Bobby Kennedy. Using information from the Kennedy's secret plan, these mobsters attempted to kill JFK first in Chicago, then in Tampa, and finally in Dallas, Waldron declared.
In the next hour Peter Levenda(2) joined the show to outline unusual connections to the assassination in Dallas and New Orleans. He pointed out how Oswald was associated with a Dallas family that was related to members of a spiritualist circle known as "The Nine." "We can only imagine what their agenda might have been," said Levenda. He also noted that in New Orleans, David Ferrie and others were members of an obscure church that he believes was a front for an intelligence operation that might have sought to eliminate Kennedy because he was perceived as being soft on communism.
In the last hour Joan Mellen(3) presented details of her biographical study of Jim Garrison, whom she first met in 1969. His evidence showed that the CIA was behind JFK's assassination, as Kennedy wanted to cut their budget and limit their power. Further, CIA contract pilot David Ferrie knew Oswald, as did Jack Ruby, she detailed. Mellen also discussed Bobby Kennedy's attempts to quash Garrison's investigation, which he did because he didn't want Garrison to reveal his secret plan to assassinate Castro.
For more views, see our pages for the JFK Assasination SpecialIandII.

1. http://www.ultimatesacrificethebook.com/
2. http://www.sinisterforces.info/
3. http://www.joanmellen.net/

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1.	Abraham, Martin & John Dion	2.	Any Colour You Like Pink Floyd	3.	Apurimac Cusco
4.	Camelot Richard Harris	5.	End of the Innocence Don Henley	6.	Inca Dance Cusco
7.	Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Traffic	8.	Midnight Express (The Chase) Giorgio Moroder	9.	Midnight Express (The Chase) Giorgio Moroder
10.	One of These Nights Eagles	11.	Porcelain Moby	12.	Right Now Van Halen
13.	Shadows in Silence Enigma	14.	Soul to Squeeze Red Hot Chili Peppers	15.	Stand Or Fall The Fixx
16.	You Got Lucky Tom Petty	17.	You Got Lucky Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers