Journalist Claims CIA Counter Intelligence Complicit in JFK Assassination

New Evidence on JFK Assassination

• 💡 A journalist asserts that recent releases of JFK documents reveal a convincing fact pattern implicating CIA Counter Intelligence in President Kennedy's assassination.
• 📌 The journalist, who has reported on JFK for 15 years, states that while there isn't a single "smoking gun," the evidence points to CIA Counter Intelligence officers targeting Lee Harvey Oswald for recruitment in 1959.
• 🔍 This surveillance reportedly lasted for four years, and the CIA allegedly lied to multiple official investigations, including the Warren Commission and the House Select Committee on Assassinations.

Oswald's Connection to CIA

• 🎯 The documents suggest a deep involvement of the CIA with Oswald before the assassination, followed by deception regarding this connection.
• 🚀 The journalist highlights Oswald's past at Atsugi, Japan, a sensitive CIA facility, and his interactions with CIA-favored Cubans and a KGB officer, noting that these actions did not alter the CIA Counter Intelligence staff's perception of him.
• ⚠️ Despite Oswald setting off security alerts and his controversial activities, he was reportedly allowed to proceed to Dallas.

CIA's Role and Responsibility

• 🧩 The evidence indicates that CIA Counter Intelligence was complicit in Kennedy's death, even if the intellectual authors of the assassination remain unknown.
• 🎯 The journalist questions the notion that Oswald was the sole shooter or the intellectual author, suggesting that the focus should be on the actions of CIA Counter Intelligence.
• 📈 The latest JFK releases confirm that top CIA officials, like James Angleton, had FBI reports on Oswald on their desks shortly before the assassination.

Unreleased Documents and Future Investigations

• 📚 The journalist points to a list of 15 "JFK Most Wanted" documents that are known to exist but have never been fully released to the public, which is seen as a violation of the JFK Records Act.
• 🔍 These unreleased documents are crucial for a complete understanding of the events and the extent of CIA involvement.