Murder Tales: The JFK Conspiracies by Lloyd H. N

Author:Lloyd, H. N. [Lloyd, H. N.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2013-09-27T16:00:00+00:00

The committee consisted of Earl Warren; Chief Justice of the United States, Richard Russell; the senator for Georgia, John Sherman Cooper; the senator for Kentucky, Hale Boggs; the House Majority Leader, Gerald Ford; House Minority Leader and himself the future President of the United States, Allan Welsh Dulles; former Director of the CIA, and John J. McCloy; the President of the World Bank. It has been suggested that several of these people should not have had a place on the Commission; seeing as they or the organisations they represented stood to gain from the President’s death, and therefore have been incriminated or accused of being involved in the Presidents murder. Letting them sit on the Commission therefore was akin to letting viable suspects sit on the jury of a normal murder trial. Take for example Allan Welsh Dulles, the CIA are accused by several people of being a major player in the Presidents murder, for reasons which we will discuss later. Dulles had been the Director of the CIA when Kennedy inherited the disastrous Bay of Pigs endeavour. At the end of the failed invasion of Cuba; Kennedy personally blamed Dulles; and had him sacked. So imagine being unceremoniously dumped from one of the most powerful positions in the world, after doggedly doing the job thanklessly for years. The person who sacked you is then murdered; everyone knows you hated the victim with a passion, so are you seriously telling me that this really is the right person to be chosen to investigate the victim’s murder? John J. McCloy’s involvement is also said to be suspect by some. He represented the powerful forces of international banking, and there are those who believe that such forces conspired to murder President Kennedy; because of his attempts to take away power from the powerful Federal Bank. Richard Russell has had the finger of suspicion pointed at him, as he was the chairman of the Committee on Armed Services, the legislative overseer of all American Military shenanigans. It was well known that the military was upset with Kennedy over his plans to pull out of Vietnam, and for not fully supporting operations such as the Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba. The military are said to have been involved in any number of conspiracy theories surrounding the murder of President Kennedy, therefore having the military’s man on Capitol Hill sit on the committee investigating the Presidents death, has sat uneasily with some critics. The fact that Lyndon B. Johnson was also tape recorded cryptically telling Russell, ‘you’re my man on that Commission’, has raised some very suspicious eyebrows as to what Lyndon B. Johnson’s real influence was over the allegedly independent committee. President Johnson, of course, being another individual who benefited from President Kennedy’s death, and who at one time or another has been accused of being more involved in the assassination than he ever let on.

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