New ARRB article at Consortium by Me

http://consortiumnews.com/2013/11/19/where-new-jfk-evidence-points/

I think this was the only article of its kind out there for the 50th.

Let us thank Bob Parry for it.

If you can send him something to keep him alive, please do.

Brilliant, thanks heaps Jim.

I think this is the only essay on the new evidence out there in any crossover domain.

Just like my essay on Kennedy's foreign policy is the only one there trying to explain why he was killed.

And that is bad.  There should have been many more.

I fully agree. I've seen this article being shared heaps on social media but the media over the 50th has been completely disheartening and exhausting.
I think I might of seen a total of 3 stories tops that I really enjoyed in the last three weeks, one being RFK Jr's interview with Rolling Stone and of course one being yours above.
If I hear about The Smoking Gun one more time I will strangle someone.

Frankie Vegas wrote:I fully agree. I've seen this article being shared heaps on social media but the media over the 50th has been completely disheartening and exhausting.
I think I might of seen a total of 3 stories tops that I really enjoyed in the last three weeks, one being RFK Jr's interview with Rolling Stone and of course one being yours above.
If I hear about The Smoking Gun one more time I will strangle someone.

You and me both, Frankie.

Outstanding piece Jim. Quite a few arresting details, this part was new to me:
Numerous witnesses had testified to seeing him with former FBI agent Guy Banister or at Banister’s office at 544 Camp Street.
But in the files declassified by the ARRB there is even more evidence in this regard. In the declassified files of the Church Committee, there is testimony by two federal immigration agents that they were following David Ferrie in 1963 because of his association with Cubans in the country illegally. Wendell Roache and Ron Smith of the Immigration and Naturalization Service stated that they traced Ferrie to Banister’s office at 544 Camp Street, and Oswald was there. (DiEugenio, p. 113)