Did Clay Shaw Get the Help He Deserved?, Part One

[Fred Litwin]

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/did-clay-shaw-get-the-help-he-deserved-part-one

Did Clay Shaw Get the Help He Deserved?, Part One

This is the first part of a ten-part series. Clay Shaw's attorneys turned to the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the CIA for help in fighting Jim Garrison's baseless charge that he conspired to kill Kennedy. Here's the truth -- they all declined to help and left him to the wolves.

[Tom Graves]

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/did-clay-shaw-get-the-help-he-deserved-part-one

Did Clay Shaw Get the Help He Deserved?, Part One

This is the first part of a ten-part series. Clay Shaw's attorneys turned to the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the CIA for help in fighting Jim Garrison's baseless charge that he conspired to kill Kennedy. Here's the truth -- they all declined to help and left him to the wolves.

Dear Fred,

Is it true, as JFKA researcher (and CT!!!) Malcolm Blunt said near the end of his 9/10/21 YouTube interview with Bart Kamp, that probable KGB "mole" Bruce Solie in the mole-hunting Office of Security "was all over Clay Shaw for Jim Garrison"?

-- Tom

[Benjamin Cole]

I watched the last five minutes. You have a time stamp?

[Tom Graves]

I watched the last five minutes. You have a time stamp?

At 1:00:26, but you would benefit greatly from watching the whole thing.

Why?

Because, as Blunt says at 33:01, "Nosenko is Mega."


Note: Blunt says "Jim DiEugenio . . . Jim DiEugenio" when he means to say "Jim Garrison . . . Jim Garrison."

[Fred Litwin]

Why do you hijack threads? This post is not about Solie, but is about Clay Shaw.

Here is part two of my ten-part series.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/did-clay-shaw-get-the-help-he-deserved-part-two

Did Clay Shaw Get the Help He Deserved?, Part Two

Lyndon Johnson tells Attorney General Ramsey Clark not to interfere or obstruct Jim Garrison's JFK assassination investigation. The FBI also takes a hands-off approach and tells its agents that no one is to meet with any Garrison official. The FBI even has an opportunity to prosecute Garrison for fraud but decides not to go forward because they were afraid of accusations that they would be interfering.

[Tom Graves]

Why do you hijack threads? This post is not about Solie, but is about Clay Shaw.

Here is part two of my ten-part series.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/did-clay-shaw-get-the-help-he-deserved-part-two

Did Clay Shaw Get the Help He Deserved?, Part Two

Lyndon Johnson tells Attorney General Ramsey Clark not to interfere or obstruct Jim Garrison's JFK assassination investigation. The FBI also takes a hands-off approach and tells its agents that no one is to meet with any Garrison official. The FBI even has an opportunity to prosecute Garrison for fraud but decides not to go forward because they were afraid of accusations that they would be interfering.

Dear Fred,

Don't you think it's interesting to find out that a probable KGB "mole" in the CIA was involved in Garrison's "evaluation" of Shaw?

-- Tom

[Benjamin Cole]

Why do you hijack threads? This post is not about Solie, but is about Clay Shaw.

Here is part two of my ten-part series.

https://www.onthetrailofdelusion.com/post/did-clay-shaw-get-the-help-he-deserved-part-two

Did Clay Shaw Get the Help He Deserved?, Part Two

Lyndon Johnson tells Attorney General Ramsey Clark not to interfere or obstruct Jim Garrison's JFK assassination investigation. The FBI also takes a hands-off approach and tells its agents that no one is to meet with any Garrison official. The FBI even has an opportunity to prosecute Garrison for fraud but decides not to go forward because they were afraid of accusations that they would be interfering.

The FBI also takes a hands-off approach and tells its agents that no one is to meet with any Garrison official.--FL

Is that "hands off," or is that a lack or cooperation that one might normally expect between a district attorney and the FBI?

BTW, if Solie played a role in the whole Garrison-Shaw fandango, I would like to know what it was.

[Tom Graves]

The FBI also takes a hands-off approach and tells its agents that no one is to meet with any Garrison official.--FL

Is that "hands off," or is that a lack or cooperation that one might normally expect between a district attorney and the FBI?

BTW, if Solie played a role in the whole Garrison-Shaw fandango, I would like to know what it was.

It may have been just to convince Garrison that Shaw hadn't really "worked" for the evil, evil CIA.

A "mole" does, after all, have to play it straight sometimes to maintain his or her cover.