The best evidence Ferrie and Clay Shaw were close acquaintences

[Fred Litwin]

The HSCA found that Pena was not a reliable witness. See page 193 of the HSCA final report.

[Tom Graves]

The HSCA found that Pena was not a reliable witness. See page 193 of the HSCA final report.

The HSCA also found that Yuri "The KGB Had Absolutely Nothing to Do with Oswald in the USSR" Nosenko was not a credible witness.

[Gerry Down]

Here are sections of the document Rob Clark was reading from the episode of The Lone Gunman podcast as referenced in my opening post. The RIF number does not seem to be available on Mary Ferrell so it seems Mr. Clark has managed to get his hands on a document that might not be very well known. The document has Orent Pena stating that Ferrie and Shaw knew each other.

Biggest discovery of 2026 so far?

[Tommy Shanks]

Biggest discovery of 2026 so far?

Gerry, no, it's isn't. Like Fred said earlier, the HSCA found that Pena was not a reliable witness. See page 193 of the HSCA final report. Why are you opting not to believe them?

[John Corbett]

The document has Orent Pena stating that Ferrie and Shaw knew each other.

Even if what Pena said is true, it is not evidence that either was involved in the assassination. Not at all. It's a big SO WHAT.

[Gerry Down]

Gerry, no, it's isn't. Like Fred said earlier, the HSCA found that Pena was not a reliable witness. See page 193 of the HSCA final report. Why are you opting not to believe them?

The hsca reasoning in this regard was weak. Nothing Pena said was demonstrated to be untrue.

[Gerry Down]

Even if what Pena said is true, it is not evidence that either was involved in the assassination. Not at all. It's a big SO WHAT.

If what Pena said is true, wouldn't that mean Shaw lied the Garrison trial regarding knowing Ferrie?