On The Trail Of Delusion

[John Iacoletti]

Yes, I've also looked for the information and I can't find it....  I was certain that it was in Marina & Lee that I read about George saying that to the Russian woman....  I'm absolutely certain I read about De M telling the woman that Lee was the scoundrel who had taken a pot shot at Walker.....  Perhaps it wasn't in Marina & lee....  I'll keep trying to provide you with a reference ...

Dick Russell?

[Rick Plant]

There is NO evidence that Nagell had the card in 1963. All we know is that Dick Russell found a poor photocopy of
the card in Bernard Fensterwald's office in Washington DC in 1976.

fred

Here's the photocopy of the ID card.

[Jerry Freeman]

I believe that ANY new book on the JFK assassination is worthy of discussion. 

Review comments---

Cruising for Conspirators settles the debate for good, conclusively showing that the Shaw prosecution was not based in fact but was a product of the criminal justice system’s long-standing preoccupation with homosexuality.   

Exposing the corrupt world of New Orleans policing and the complex gay subculture that thrived in the city's shadow, Long's book features an intriguing cast of characters, including ambitious prosecutor Jim Garrison and closeted businessman Clay Shaw. More importantly, it uncovers how cultural notions of gay men as criminal sexual psychopaths came to permeate JFK conspiracy theories and American culture more generally."- David K. Johnson, author of The Lavender Scare: The Cold War Persecution of Gays and Lesbians in the Federal Government

This shocking narrative uncovers how decades of police surveillance in New Orleans created a vast paper trail that set the stage for a corrupt district attorney to frame the only man to face prosecution for John F. Kennedy's assassination, creating a lasting homophobic conspiracy theory in the process. With keen historical sensitivity, Alecia Long reveals the longer patterns and plots that frame this must-read story."- Jim Downs, author of Stand by Me: The Forgotten History of Gay Liberation

I frankly don't see how something like this would advance the investigation into Dallas.

[Fred Litwin]

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/was-jim-hicks-the-communications-man-in-the-jfk-assassination

Here is the full story of Jim Hicks. Conspiracy theorists like Richard E. Sprague, Fletcher Prouty and Gary Shaw believe he was
the communications man in the JFK assassination. Jim Garrison also believed it, but he didn't mention Hicks in his book.

fred

[Fred Litwin]

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/was-gary-underhill-the-man-who-knew-too-much

Gary Underhill worked in military intelligence during World War II. He was also a domestic contact of the CIA. He committed suicide in 1964, right after the assassination of JFK. Conspiracy theorists believe his death is suspicious because he knew too much. The reality is far different - he was a distraught man whose marriage had collapsed. Here is the full Gary Underhill story.

[Walt Cakebread]

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/was-gary-underhill-the-man-who-knew-too-much

Gary Underhill worked in military intelligence during World War II. He was also a domestic contact of the CIA. He committed suicide in 1964, right after the assassination of JFK. Conspiracy theorists believe his death is suspicious because he knew too much. The reality is far different - he was a distraught man whose marriage had collapsed. Here is the full Gary Underhill story.

Say what you will..... But Mr Underhill KNEW that JFK was murdered by renegade elements of the CIA.

[Jerry Freeman]

John McAdams knew Underhill?

The reality is that Gary Underhill had no inside information about the CIA. As John McAdams pointed out, "He was, quite simply, a mentally unstable fellow who thought there was a JFK conspiracy, just as many other (stable and unstable) Americans did."

IOW nothing to see here--- move on....you unstable people