Caravan to Dallas

The many moving parts in the murder of President Kennedy on November 22, 1963 in Dallas' Dealey Plaza may have looked like a Rube Goldberg contraption, but it was quite effective. One of those movements was that of the two car caravan which arrived in Dallas carrying scoped rifles to be used in the murder the following day.

Although we have Chronicled this story before, like all good stories, it bears repeating, with some additional detail added.

Most JFK assassination researchers are aware of Marita Lorenz' testimony in the court case instigated by E Howard Hunt's lawsuit against the newspaper The Spotlight. Hunt claimed that an article by Victor Marchetti, a former high ranking CIA official, which the newspaper published, libelously placed him in Dallas on November 22, 1963, the implication being that he was involved in the assassination.

Rather than respond to the article, as offered by the editors, Hunt chose to sue. While he won his initial trial, he lost the appeal when Mark Lane took the case. The details revealed in court testimony were explosive, and were most undoubtedly the reasons why Hunt and his CIA supplied lawyers chose to terminate legal proceedings.

The bombshell of the case is that it legally proved that CIA was involved in the murder of President Kennedy in Dallas' Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963.

The testimony revealed that a former mistress of Fidel Castro accompanied a party leaving for Dallas from a CIA safehouse in Miami. The persons in the caravan were Lorenz, her handler Frank Sturgis, 

Guillermo Novo, and Ignacio Novo. The cargo was telescoped rifles. Other conspirators may have accompanied them.

Lorenz testified that she was supposed to act as decoy, but was unclear in what capacity. Growing nervous about the operation, she left Dallas 11/22, but not without first meeting with Jack Ruby (born Rubenstein) and E Howard Hunt. Hunt was the paymaster who handed Sturgis a bag of money.

Michael Collins Piper raises the possibility that Hunt may not have known the reason for the payment, that he was being framed or made frameable, but it is clear that he was in Dallas on November 21, and there are no reasons beyond Hunt's convoluted and contradictory lies to believe that he was not in Dallas on November 22. However, that point is largely immaterial.

What is more interesting to us is that Frank Sturgis and the Novo brothers met with Jack Ruby that evening. This incendiary revelation proves that Ruby had advanced knowledge of the assassination or at the very least was working with two of the president's snipers. There are revisionists working for Mossad who claim that Ruby was "childlike" and would never be trusted with any assassination plans. This court testimony by Lorenz totally debunks those putrid lies exonerating Ruby.

Furthermore, as Piper documents, Sturgis and Ruby both worked for Jewish intelligence through Jew Meyer Lansky who was the international crime lord of American, Jewish, and other criminal organizations. Lansky worked hand-in-hand with Mossad. Ruby was a trusted Lansky partner, the former of whom admired Jew Mickey Cohen who also was Lansky's lieutenant in Los Angeles.

As we have Chronicled elsewhere - and so does Piper - the Novo brothers also murdered Chilean diplomat Orlando Letelier in 1976, working out of the office of Senator James Buckley.

Another earthquake emanating from the court room was Lorenz' testimony that her handler, Frank Sturgis, admitted to murdering the president. Although it is hearsay information, in no way is it less astounding, and begs why Sturgis was not arrested and questioned.

"We killed the president that day . . . Everything was

covered in advance. No arrests, no real newspaper investigation. It was all

covered, very professional."

Returning to the allegations of Lorenz providing hearsay evidence, Piper relates that Cuban intelligence General Fabian Escalante confirmed her testimony, stating that Sturgis was in charge of communications, particularly on the movements of the motorcade through Dallas.

Thanks to E Howard Hunt and his CIA lawyers, we can confidently conclude that the agency was a major participant in the murder of the president of the United States. However, it leaves open one rather fascinating question, Why did CIA allow the case to go to trial, risking disclosure of damning information? And why did it ask Lorenz who was in the caravan?

Reference

Michael Collins Piper, Final Judgment, America First Books, 6th Edition, 2d printing, 2005, source(Microsoft Word - Final_Judgment_x_Build_20 (wikispooks.com), accessed 5/25/2021)

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Murdering Dorothy Hunt

A few folks still remember the shocking December 8, 1972 announcement of the crash of United Airlines flight 553 carrying the wife of Watergate burglar E Howard Hunt. What most Americans did not realize at the time was that she was murdered.

 

One of the few who recognized that criminal elements were involved in sabotaging the flight was Sherman Skolnick whose ground breaking research revealed that the crash was no accident. It was actually a carefully crafted murder of dangerous witnesses to the deeds of Washington’s Nazi thugs.

 

Not that Dorothy was a saint. She and her husband were a CIA couple, like the Clintons, albeit on a more modest scale. According to Skolnick, Dorothy outranked her husband in the agency. Although the story of her death has been told ably by Skolnick and others, we add some additional insight which we have not seen elsewhere.

 

The main narrative starts with Howard who, in legal jeopardy for the break-in at the Watergate hotel, began making noises about being an assassin and gathering a following in the press. At the same time, he began sending messages to the White House that he needed money to keep his lips tight and sealed, but giving the fake altruistic reason that he needed to take care of the financial needs of him and his conspirators.

 

Does anyone think that Howard was really blackmailing the president – especially over the Kennedy murder?

 

Well, the answer is yes. He was further enmeshing Nixon in Watergate but that was not the real story. Nixon did not have prior knowledge of the break-in and was yet a few months away from his “cancer on the presidency” encounter with Dean. The only thing Hunt had on Nixon was “the whole Bay of Pigs thing” – ie the Kennedy assassination, in which Nixon was sheep dipped. Hunt was pretending to expose Nixon in the murder, which he indeed could do because Nixon was compromised and a cutout for the real assassins as we explained in our article on Operation 40, the Bush led assassination squad created by the CIA on Nixon's orders when he was Vice President. But that is the giveaway. Hunt would have never turned coat on a CIA operation in which he was heavily involved. But Nixon didn’t know that – he was implicated by insinuation in the operation.

 

The Nixon White House received the message loud and clear which prompted a meeting at one point between White House counsel John Dean, another CIA operative, and Nixon. They discussed the need to raise the money and how to do so.

 

Although a figure of 1 million or more dollars was bandied about, Nixon assured Dean that the money could be raised. Indeed it could when you have millionaire backstabbing friends like George Bush. Nixon enlisted the aid of Bush who in turn went to his longtime business and CIA partner Bruce Leidtke, a co-founder of Bush’s CIA front company Zapata Oil.

 

Bruce fronted the money through Felix Rodriguez, another important CIA figure, who then conveyed the money to Dorothy Hunt. From there Hunt wound up on flight 553 along with CBS reporter Marcia Clark and some gas company executives from Omaha, one of whom told his wife that he had explosive irreplaceable documents of a very political nature.

 

The flight took off for Chicago, but rather than landing at O’Hare as scheduled was oddly routed to Midway not far from where the plane crashed after exploding at tree top level. Within minutes of the crash, nearly 50 FBI agents were circling the plane and site even though its field office was 12 miles away. It’s not every flight crash which is greeted with a 50 man FBI team. Upon arrival at the airport, the FBI confiscated the flight tape from the control tower.

 

This event alone is the smoking gun of a murder. Skolnick reported that there were survivors including Dorothy Hunt. But the FBI’s job was to murder survivors since they needed to recover the bribe money and to permanently ensure the silences of those pesky witnesses.

 

The newsfakers in the press reported initially that Hunt had 50,000 USD on her person, but she in fact was carrying 2 million USD in various instruments as subsequent investigations would reveal.

 

It is quite evident to us that Hunt was murdered to recover the money, because Nazis don’t pay bribe money to anyone. But here the story gets crazier, and we advise readers to reach for their tin hats; veterans reach for it instinctively.

 

Hunt’s son Saint John has stated that his parents were on the verge of divorce prior to Watergate, but that Dorothy decided to stand by her man. At this point we conjecture that Hunt was framing his wife. Dorothy was not the blackmailer – Howard was. So why didn’t the Firm try to murder him instead of his wife? It was because he was on their side – and Dorothy was so much excess baggage.

 

Hunt’s role was 2 fold: to further ensnare Nixon in Watergate and to murder his wife. He maneuvered her into the position of bagman from which Bush, Leidtke, and Nixon were determined to recover the 2 million USD. Many of you are saying that this is a preposterous notion. But we remind you that CIA executive Cord Meyer participated in the murder of his ex-wife Mary Meyer. Hunt was following suit in a rather clever plot.

 

As Bush’s one time case officer, we are certain that Hunt and Bush were conspiring together to achieve multiple aims.

 

There is other evidence of murder. Nixon appointed close aide Egil Krogh Under Secretary of Transportation for the divisions investigating the crash. He appointed his assistant Alexander Butterfield to head of FAA, and another aide, Dwight Chapin, was appointed a senior executive of United Airlines. Anyone who thinks these personnel moves were coincidences is a few lights short of a Christmas tree.

 

The investigation discovered high levels of hydrogen cyanide in the pilots and passengers which in conjunction with the explosion guaranteed a crash.

 

The flight had interesting passengers not the least of whom was CBS reporter Marcia Clark who had been probing various persons with knowledge of Watergate. More significantly were some natural gas cooperative executives who were the target of anti-trust investigations who, having discovered damning documents related to Watergate and Attorney General John Mitchell’s dropping of anti-trust charges against an El Paso firm which profited Mitchell handsomely, decided that they had leverage in obtaining relief. These small time players were no match for the Bush Crime Syndicate.

 

Supporting our contention that the FBI murdered survivors is CBS Network News’ vehement demands that Ms Clark be cremated against the determined wishes otherwise of her family. The mortician who handled her body was very shortly thereafter murdered. It is our opinion that William Paley, longtime CBS CEO was personally involved in the murder or its cover-up.

 

In 1974 Chuck Colson went on record stating that he thought the CIA sabotaged the plane, but no one took him seriously.

 

Finally, Skolnick reported that Dick Gregory, a White House enemy, was strenuously pressured to board the flight. Fortunately he exercised sound judgment in rejecting the offer.

 

In summary the flight was planned as a giant clean-up operation to eliminate blackmailers and to rid Hunt of his wife. We acknowledge that some aspects of our thesis are quite controversial, but there can be no controversy that the passengers were targeted for murder by Richard Nixon, John Mitchell, George Bush and Bruce Leidtke. We add to that list for good measure and sound reason Everett Howard Hunt, murderer and scumbag extraordinaire.

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The One Minute Chronicle: Hunt was Bush CIA Handler

If anyone thought that famed CIA spook E Howard Hunt truly spilled his despicable guts before he died, he is in for a disappointment. Hunt, we learned,  was once George Bush’s CIA case officer.

 

Many of a certain age will recall George Bush’s adamant non-denial denial that he was ever a part of the CIA, especially around the time of his presidential bid in the 1988 election and even more so when Kennedy murder accessory after the fact Gerald Ford appointed Bush CIA director in 1976. It turns out that Bush was lying yet again.

 

Bush was associated with the CIA at least as early as the 1950s through his Zapata Oil company, a front the spy agency used to gather intelligence and perform operations against its paymaster’s enemies in the Caribbean during the Cold War era.  These relationships are well documented in Russ Baker’s A Family of Secrets.

 

It is also well known that Hunt and anti-Semitic journalist William Buckley were pals going back to the latter’s days at the agency right about the time of his Yale studies. Yale is a well known recruiting ground for the CIA, George Bush’s alma mater, if you believe that he actually graduated from Yale. In fact many of the agency’s earliest founders graduated from the university, including murderer James Jesus Angleton.

 

What is news to us, however, is Hunt’s role in regards to Bush. According to Joseph McBride, in his latest book, Into the Midnight, he relays a tip he got from a reporter when he attempted to interview a man named Parrot whom Bush attempted to insinuate into the plot to murder Kennedy.

 

McBride cautions readers to take the information with a grain of salt, but we will pass the salt to someone else. The report came from the wife of a partner of Hugh Leidtke, one of Bush’s earliest partners with Zapata. Therefore, we suspect that the information is reliable, at least in spirit if not in substance.

 

In other news, we discovered that George Bush made a comment in the Houston Post a day or two prior to the arrival of Kennedy in Texas stating that if there is any trouble, it won’t be from the Republicans. So here is one of the co-conspirators in the murder essentially confessing to it. Why would anyone make such a juvenile statement unless he knew there would be trouble? It was a cheap form of plausible deniability. And yet the former president cannot remember where he was on November 22, 1963.

 

Yes, there was much hostility from a few isolated segments of Texas, most notably big oil, but thousands upon thousands turned out in the City of Hate to cheer the president.

 

Thus we have uncovered another nugget of truth into the workings of the spy community of the Cold War, made up of the military industrial complex and its plutocratic overlords.

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