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News Briefs
Ford Told FBI of Skeptics on Warren Commission
By Joe Stephens
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, August 8, 2008
Declassified FBI memos on Ford's interactions with the bureau are
among scores of documents in the FBI's previously confidential file on
the former president, who died in December 2006. At the request of
The Post, the FBI this week released 500 pages of the bureau's
voluminous file.
In those files is a December 1963 memo that states three commission members "failed to understand" the trajectory of the shooting. It also indicated three members of the commission were unconvinced that Kennedy had been shot from the sixth-floor window of the Texas Book Depository.
Read the entire story here.
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Abraham Bolden
Ex-Secret Service Agent
NID 2008 Speaker
One of the speakers slated for NID 2008 is ex-Secret Service Agent Abraham Bolden. While conspiracy theories abound, Bolden offers personal knowledge concerning the Secret Service hiding evidence.
Soon after the
assassination, Bolden discovered that information was
being witheld from the Warren Commission. When he attempted to reveal the truth, he was charged with conspiracy to sell a secret government file and
sentenced to prison. Bolden suggests Secret Service complicity in the JFK assassination - and his intiminate knowledge
of the Secret Service on November 22, 1963, will insure a presentation that will stun you.
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Since 1963, forensic analysis techniques have evolved and technology has
become more advanced in a wide variety of fields. As a result, controversies
surrounding the assassination have increasing looked to the forensic community
for analysis of this confusing and hotly debated homicide. Here are some of the
past NID forensic presentations offered for study:
CD - 205 JFK Homicide: Forensic Reconstruction, Sherry
Gutierrez Fiester
Bloodspatter Analysis in
the Kennedy Murder: Proving a
Frontal Headshot
Trajectory Analysis of Kennedy's
Fatal Head Wound
Crime Scene Investigation:
1963 Protocols
Trajectory Analysis in the
Tippit Shooting
NID96-03 Forensic
Techniques: Craig Roberts, Donald Thomas, Margaret & Art Snyder, Sherry
Gutierrez
NID96-05 Medical
Evidence David Mantik , Joe Riley, David Lifton
NID97-4 Brad Parker: Medical
Evidence,
Greg Jaynes: The Acoustical Evidence,
Bill Drenas: The Tippit Shooting;
Jim Marrs: The Single Bullet Theory
NID98-12 Medical
Evidence Panel: Stewart Galanor, JFK & the History of the Moving Head
Wounds;
Doug Horne, The Medical Depositions;
David Mantik, JFK
NID99-1/2 Reviewing the
Ballistics of the Single Bullet Theory, Craig Roberts
NID00-10 Dr. Ronald C. Jones
NID06-7 Stu Wexler, New Scientific Ballistic Testing
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Edward Martino
NID 2008 Presenter
We watched the evening news at the dinner table in
those days with a TV in the dining room. A few days before the trip to Dallas,
there was a news cast talking about the trip; that some Texans were not fond of
JFK and that Dallas was very conservative and clearly JBJ country. At one point
Dad said "They're
going to kill him. They're going to kill him when he gets to Texas."
Little did I know then that this statement was a harbinger of the horror to
come.
- Edward Martino,
son of John Martino, former Cuban prisoner and anti-Castro activist
It's been said someone would have talked if they had privileged information
concerning the most infamous murder in modern history; talked with an
unintentional slip, in a furtive intimate exchange, or perhaps with a boastful
remark about their personal knowledge of a conspiracy in the murder of a
President. And someone did; John Martino, a former Cuban prisoner and
anti-Castro activist spoke to his wife and teenaged son about the plans to
assassinate President Kennedy. And now you have an opportunity to hear first
hand exactly what he had to say. Martino's son, Edward offers collaborating information
concerning events described in the book Someone Would Have Talked: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the Conspiracy to
Mislead History.
In the book Someone Would Have
Talked, author Larry Hancock states ". . . history is no longer buried in
the archives, it's in front of you . . ." Now JFK Lancer NID 2008 is bringing
history off the page with the unprecedented presentation of a specific person who had personal knowledge of a conspiracy in the murder
of President Kennedy. Edward Martino has already written a collaborative statement
addressing many of the subjects mentioned in Hancock's book, here is your
opportunity to learn even more.
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LANCER was John F. Kennedy's Secret Service Code name. Use of this formerly secret name represents our efforts to make John F. Kennedy's assassination information available to everyone. JFK Lancer Productions & Publications subscribes to the values of patriotism, excellence, integrity and dedication to the revealing of truth surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
If you know someone who supports JFK Lancer Productions & Publications principles and objectives, we encourage you to invite them to become a forum member and join an interesting, dynamic and diverse group of individuals who foster understanding of the John F. Kennedy assassination. Additionally, we ask if you know a student or teacher who is qualified, encourage them to complete the linked application for our scholarship to be awarded at the Awards Banquet at November in Dallas 2008. | |
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