JFK - Attentataufdeckung
19.08.2017 um 22:32@alle
zu der Behauptung, dass zum Zeitpunkt des Katzenbach-Memos die "Fakten" für die Behörden shon festgestanden haben sollen
zu der Behauptung, dass zum Zeitpunkt des Katzenbach-Memos die "Fakten" für die Behörden shon festgestanden haben sollen
Chief James J. Rowley & Inspector Thomas Kelley:http://vincepalamara.blogspot.de/2010/01/dark-side-of-kennedy-detail.html
Michael Dorman of Newsday wrote an article entitled “JFK Plot Leads May Have Been Neglected” from 10/24/97, confirming Rowley’s---and Inspector Kelley’s---knowledge of several threats BEFORE 11/22/63. The article states: "In his testimony before the House Select Committee on Assassinations in 1978, James Rowley, Secret Service Chief in 1963, stated several leads to conspiracies to assassinate President Kennedy may not have been checked out. He stated the Secret Service had begun looking into several assassination plots, but stopped when President Johnson ordered the FBI to take over the investigation of the president's murder. The Secret Service was ordered to turn over all relevant information to the FBI. Rowley stated the FBI never informed the Secret Service of any of the leads it turned over. One lead was the Miami Secret Service Report on Joseph Milteer. Milteer, a right wing activist, was taped by the Secret Service saying Kennedy would be assassinated with a rifle from a window in a downtown business district. Rowley was asked why Milteer was not put on constant surveillance. A reply to this was made by another Secret Service aid, Thomas Kelley. He replied that they didn't have enough manpower