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To: mak5
After all these years, no one has been able to disprove the Warren Report.

One of our NC Senators participated in the 1978 House Subcommittee on Assassinations investigation. He told me, "It looks to me like Castro got to Kennedy before Kennedy got to Castro." If that is the case, we won't hear the truth until after Castro dies.

Well, unless I'm really screwed up, and you might think so, then Connally being shot after JFK at frame 325 absolutely proves that the Warren Commission is wrong.

IF you know the history of the Castro suspicion, it was Lyndon Johnson saying that statement "Castro got him first" during an interview. Jack Anderson in one of is books talks about that comment and how he won (I believe I remember correctly) a Pulizer Prize (sp?) for that revelation.

IT was a plant by LBJ.

If I wanted to kill the president, I would find a bit more private way to do it than that publicly. If this was a conspiracy, it was extremely high risk at being able to keep it secret.

If it was a conspiracy, it succeeded in remaining secret but I still would have looked for a safer way to do it.

The story mentioned by my Senator during the 1978 investigation, as I remember it, was that Kennedy hired the Mafia to hit Castro since the Mafia had access to Havana. The first assassination attempt was unsuccessful. During the second attempt, the Cubans caught two hit men in the act atop a building. The hit men spilled the plan. Castro then "turned" the men and hired the Mafia to hit Kennedy in retaliation. True or not, it explains why the assassination records have not all been released to the public.