</s>104-10115-10303 HIC E E 1. F.5 THE KENNEDY CONSPIRACY An Uncommissioned Report on CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM the Jim Garrison Investigation RELEASE IN FULL BY PARIS FLAMMONDE ACT JFK RELEASE V ..... Vank

The document presents conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (JFK), emphasizing alleged involvement by Cuban exiles, CIA operations, and figures such as Lee Harvey Oswald, David Ferrie, and Jack Ruby. It references FBI raids on a Cuban exile arms cache in Lacombe, Louisiana, in 1963, which included explosives linked to anti-Castro activities. Jim Garrison's investigation into JFK's assassination is highlighted, with claims that Cuban exiles trained near Lake Pontchartrain for an attack on Castro and later shifted their focus to Kennedy. The text connects Oswald to anti-Castro groups, suggesting he may have intended to kill Castro before targeting Kennedy. It also mentions CIA-backed operations in Cuba, including the Bay of Pigs invasion, and alleged ties between Cuban exiles, right-wing American groups, and U.S. intelligence agencies. Key figures like Guy Banister, William Seymour, and Sergio Aracha Smith are linked to anti-Castro networks and potential involvement in the assassination plot. The document disputes the Warren Commission's conclusion that Oswald acted alone, citing alternative theories involving multiple conspirators.  

Key People  
- **Lee Harvey Oswald**: Alleged assassin of JFK; connected to anti-Castro groups and CIA operations.  
- **David Ferrie**: Suspected CIA operative linked to training Cuban exiles for an assassination plot.  
- **Jack Ruby**: Accused of killing Lee Harvey Oswald, with ties to anti-Castro networks.  
- **Jim Garrison**: New Orleans district attorney investigating JFK's assassination, alleging a conspiracy involving Cuban exiles and U.S. intelligence.  
- **Guy Banister**: Former FBI agent linked to right-wing anti-Castro groups and CIA operations.  
- **Sergio Aracha Smith**: Cuban exile leader involved in anti-Castro activities and alleged ties to the assassination plot.  
- **William Seymour**: Connected to CIA-backed operations and potential involvement in the conspiracy.  

Key Locations  
- **Lacombe, Louisiana**: Site of an FBI raid on a Cuban exile arms cache in 1963.  
- **Lake Pontchartrain**: Area near New Orleans where alleged training for anti-Castro attacks took place.  
- **Cuba**: Central to the conspiracy theories involving CIA-backed operations and anti-Castro movements.  
- **New Orleans, Louisiana**: Hub for anti-Castro groups, including the Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front.  

Key Events  
- **FBI raid on Lacombe arms cache (1963)**: Seized explosives linked to anti-Castro activities.  
- **Bay of Pigs invasion (1961)**: CIA-backed operation against Cuba, connected to later anti-Castro networks.  
- **JFK assassination (1963)**: Central event in the conspiracy theories, with claims of multiple conspirators.  
- **Warren Commission investigation**: Concluded Oswald acted alone, but disputed by alternative theories involving Cuban exiles and U.S. intelligence.  
- **Garrison's investigation**: Alleged uncovering of a conspiracy involving Cuban exiles, CIA, and right-wing groups.  

Organizations  
- **CIA**: Linked to anti-Castro operations in Cuba and potential involvement in the assassination plot.  
- **FBI**: Conducted raids on Cuban exile arms caches and investigated JFK's assassination.  
- **Anti-Castro groups**: Including the Cuban Democratic Revolutionary Front, Crusade to Free Cuba, and right-wing networks in New Orleans.  
- **Cuban exiles**: Alleged participants in training for attacks on Castro and later targeting Kennedy.

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