In Past 32 Months, 3 Key Obstructers of the JFK Assassination Investigation Died

[Robert Reeves]

Hey Tom, I remember *I think* from one of David Talbot's books something about Richard Helms writing a memo about De Mohrenschildt -- he was described as being a nazi sympathizer. It was something along those lines.

Oltmans came out after those interviews with De Mohrenschildt and testified that during their talks he learned Von Mohrenschildt admitted he knew Oswald was going to kill JFK. Well the rest is weird. I mean all of it is weird, but was he really admitting he was in on the plot, that would be suicide!

 

[Robert Reeves]

When asked about De Mohrenschildt's time with the CIA, the agency refused to comment.

In December 1991, JFK, the controversial Oliver Stone film about the Kennedy assassination, suggested that several U.S. government agencies might have been involved in a conspiracy to murder the president. De Mohrenschildt is one of the names mentioned in the movie, which generated so much anti-government publicity that numerous federal agencies, including the CIA and FBI, publicly denounced JFK as "misleading fiction."..."

Is it me, or should the CIA have been really motivated to tell any investigation what they know about potential suspects collaborating to kill JFK?

Where's the motivation to find the real killers of JFK? Doesn't seem to have been upper-most in the CIA's missions?.

[Walt Cakebread]

Tom, I enjoy your posts. You play it safe and just drop the info and leave it to the reader to figure it out. I am looking forward to reading what other thoughts/info you've got on De Mohrenschildt.

I flick through the acquaintances and 'friends' of De Mohrenschildt, and somehow this guy was keen to help Oswald and Marina resettle. He became friends with Oswald, lets ozzie mingle inside De Mohrenschildt's own circle of friends. Bizarre. Especially as I read De Mohrenschildt, firstly, sought out the opinion of J. Walton Moore, CIA --Domestic Contacts Division in Dallas, and quite rightly - in my mind -- who would just jump in at the deep end by getting too close to Oswald? -- I think I would have sought out a professional opinion (during the cold war era in USA) before interacting with a recent defector. Makes me think, so who encouraged De Mohrenschildt? when his own instincts said this was potentially damaging for him to do so.

 De Mohrenschildt could have easily worn a printed t-shirt with ''I'm just a patsy''. Just like his buddy. 

F.E.A.R.

I ask myself, how many prior instances of help had Bush received from De Mohrenschildt up to this point!?

Robert....I've long thought that George De M was working for the Kennedy's.    JFK and RFK knew that they could not rely on J. Edgar Hoover to supply them with information.   They had a few free lance "agents" working for them gathering intel.

They knew that LHO had been amazingly successful   on his mission to Russia, and urged the State Depart to assist him in his efforts to return to the U.S.    They planned on using LHO as one of their agents.....but they needed someone to contact LHO and determine if he would be a good reliable agent.   George De M was a family friend and a logical choice to act as their agent in approaching LHO.

[Mark A. Oblazney]

Have I at least overcome "the propinquity" discounting? I opened this thread in an deliberately uncomplicated way.

1. Three names, George Bush, Tom Devine, Priscilla Johnson Macmillan

2. Tom Devine's wedding announcement, followed by a 1955 article on the back ground of Devine's "best man," William B. Macomber, Jr.

3. The 1940 roster of the house mates of A.U.V., a Phillips Andover secret society, highlighting three names,
George Bush, William B. Macomber, Jr., Edward Gordon Hooker (step-nephew and later business partner of George DeMohrenschildt.)

4. Out of this simple, three step introduction, DeMohrenschildt somehow became an "unknown" to Tom Devine and to his close Rochester friend, Joseph F. Dryer, Jr., and those two friends, even to each other, except for their good luck of holding separate meetings with DeMohrenschildt literally hours apart in NYC on or about April 25, 1963, two weeks after DeMohrenschildt was aware Lee Harvey Oswald had shot a rifle at Edwin Walker through a window in the latter's Dallas home! To top it off, Tom Devine's M.I.T. frat house mate, Garry Coit, is assigned to handle Priscilla Johnson MacMillan.

https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=52102#relPageId=7&search=nattily




April 25, 1963 meeting : Tom Devine AKA WuBriny/1 DeMohrenschildt and Clemard Charles
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=8627#relPageId=2&search=knickerbocker
And
https://www.maryferrell.org/showDoc.html?docId=8627#relPageId=6&search=knickerbocker

always a pleasure re-reading your old posts, Tom.  Perhaps one day, when the big AI in the sky is done, we can enter your findings/data into the hive mind of the New Man and see what it sees.  For instance, the source of George’s “did you take a pot-shot at Walker” quote…..