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The tape makes it glaringly obvious that Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was heavily involved in the operation, and played a critical part in the cover-up. Lyndon Johnson was often described by his peers as “maniacally urgent” in his desire to one day become president.News agencies and reporters were there on the scene that fateful day. They captured this iconic photo that shows Lyndon and Ms. Kennedy behaving oddly calm and collected after having witnessed the brutal execution of their close friend and spouse. Look At How Un-Changed Their Faces LookSaint John also told reporters about AJ Weberman, a journalist who lived in New York in the early 70s.
On top of being a journalist and writer, Weberman was also the founder of the Youth International Party.Weberman was in Dallas on that fateful day. Furthermore, Weberman was one of the first reporters to write on the 3 men arrested in Dealy Plaza.
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The pictures he captured of the men show that Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis were indeed there in Dallas. Not only that, they were at Dealy Plaza. The 3 MenThe mainstream media quickly hid this and labeled the three men as “hobos and tramps.” They were released just hours later and the entire operation was completely veiled in a mask of media lies. The government was clearly behind everything, as there’s literally no way those men should have been let free.Chauncey Holt later confessed to being the third man involved in the operation. The entire thing was masterfully planned and allowed the government to get rid of JFK, who was well known for his anti-socialist and anti-establishment views.Just minutes before he died, Howard Hunt admitted that he felt “deeply conflicted and deeply remorseful” that he never blew the whistle on what happened.