Never seen that clip before.
It's been mentioned..Kennedy had accepted Walker's [a radical right wing Republican] resignation.
Why or who made this nameless reporter think there was a connection [that otherwise contradicted logic]?
Why or who made this nameless reporter think there was a connection ?Excellent question....It's obvious to me that who ever asked the question was attempting to draw Curry's attention to the Walker hoax . The Walker hoax was ancient news and nobody had any reason to think that an obscure event from the past had any connection to the murder of JFK. Whoever asked the question knew that Lee had fired a bullet through Walker's window way back in April, and was trying to tie the two events together in an attempt to put a noose around Lee's neck.
The very fact that this person mentioned the Walker incident, is a very solid indication that the coup d e'tat was a conspiracy and the conspirators knew of Lee involvement in the Walker hoax.
Curry clearly didn't take the bait and simply shrugged off the idea..... So then Walker himself took the ball .....Early Saturday morning Walker called a newspaper editor in Germany and told him that Lee Oswald had been the sneak sniper who had tried to kill him back in April. When the newspaper was published the FBI learned of Lee's involvement in the Walker incident and they started asking Marina what she knew about the Walker incident....and of course Marina only knew what Lee had told her.... which was the story he had wanted her to repeat to the police if they came around askin questions. Lee wanted the newspapers to pick up the story so Castro's agents would learn how he had tried to kill one of Castro's most vocal foes, and he thought that he would then be granted asylum in Cuba.
