</s>4 nation, so that we have people like Mark Lane who wrote a 1 2 book and other people. It always mystified me about the 2 Kennedy thing, so one time I called Garrison in New Orleans. 4 I couldn't get to him, but I called Garrison in his chief investigator 5 and said that we hav a show out in California, if he ever 6 came out, we would appreciate him coming on which he never 7 did. Uh, to be truthful with you, there is certain newman 8 in this tom, and I'm not going to give you any names because 9 I don't think they really -- 10 Well, it doesn't make any difference. 11 -that work as semi-investigators for Garrison, 12 They don't get paid; they believe that there was a plot, a 12 conspiracy, That's how they found Edgar Mugene Bradley out 14 here in North Hollywood. Certain newman knew who he was 15 and looked at him and took pictures of his and everything, 16 and Warren Hall and the other people-I think there was 17 another person. These people I became familiar with and 18 told them because of my show, I would appreciate any help 19 they could give me-getting anybody from Garrison's staff on. 20 because it makes for news. Th, I used to be with time 21 Magazine, and i knew Pierre Salinger quite well. I had Pierre 22 on the show. He came at and at that time I said if John -- 22 Robert Kennedy would run for president. He said, Yes, he 23 thought, "but he had just left Continental Airlines, so I 24 thought," but he had afoot. In-I guess in February or March 25 know something was afoot, in-I, guess in February or March when Kennedy announced that he would run, I said Pierre Form 618 (R.3-4) 2025 RELEASE UNDEREO. 13176

John F. Kennedy, assassination, investigations, related individuals and events.

Names of people:
* Mark Lane
* Jim Garrison
* Pierre Salinger
* Robert Kennedy
* Ronald Buck
* Edgar Dugan Bradley
* Lee Harvey Oswald
* Jack Ruby
* Lyndon Johnson
* Warren Commission members (unspecified)
* Charlie (a ferry operator)
* Tharle (a pilot)

Dates and locations:
* 1960: National States Rights Party formed in south Memphis
* 1963: John F. Kennedy assassination in Dallas, Texas
* New Orleans: plot started to assassinate John F. Kennedy
* Louisiana: car with out-of-state license plate found

Significant events:
* Formation of the National States Rights Party
* Assassination of John F. Kennedy
* Investigation by Jim Garrison into the murder of John F. Kennedy
* Arrest and questioning of individuals involved in the assassination plot
* Death or disappearance of key witnesses (e.g., Tharle, Pharle)

Evidence and testimony:
* Documents showing a plot to assassinate John F. Kennedy
* Testimony from witnesses (e.g., Charlie, Tharle)
* Physical evidence (e.g., bullets, rifles)
* Photographs and films related to the assassination

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:
* John F. Kennedy's presidency and policies
* The Warren Commission investigation into the assassination
* Jim Garrison's investigation into the murder of John F. Kennedy
* The role of Lee Harvey Oswald in the assassination plot
* The involvement of Jack Ruby in the assassination plot

Document content:

Names of people, organizations, and agencies:
- John F. Kennedy
- Robert Kennedy
- Martin Luther King
- James Earl Ray
- Sirhan Sirhan
- Clay Shaw
- Edgar Eugene Bradley
- Garrison (likely referring to Jim Garrison)
- FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
- Los Angeles Police Department

Dates and locations:
- Dallas, Texas
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- Los Angeles, California
- Indiana
- Oklahoma City/Tulsa

Significant events or activities:
- JFK assassination
- Martin Luther King's assassination
- Robert Kennedy's assassination
- Investigation into the JFK assassination
- Garrison's investigation into Clay Shaw and Sirhan Sirhan
- Edgar Eugene Bradley's involvement in the case

Connections to JFK, the assassination, or related investigations:
- The document discusses various individuals and their connections to the JFK assassination, including Sirhan Sirhan, Clay Shaw, and Edgar Eugene Bradley.
- It also mentions the FBI's investigation into the JFK assassination and Garrison's investigation into Clay Shaw.

Evidence, testimony, or findings mentioned:
- The document mentions evidence of insurance money being given to Sirhan Sirhan.
- It also discusses the involvement of various individuals in the case, including Edgar Eugene Bradley and his connections to the Kennedy assassination.

John F. Kennedy's assassination records reveal a complex web of events and individuals.

Nick Chetta met Clay Shaw, who was being investigated by District Attorney Jim Garrison for his alleged involvement in the assassination.
Chetta claimed to have been at the scene with Kennedy when he was shot, but his story is unclear.
He stated that he had not signed any documents related to the case and denied any involvement.

Chetta's arrest in 1960 involved a forgery charge, where he was accused of signing a sales document with a salesman who had forged the customer's name.
Chetta refused to pay the $4,000 bill and was subsequently arrested by the FBI.
He claimed that his uncle, a former Attorney General of Pennsylvania, helped him get out of jail.

Chetta also mentioned a communications job he had in 1963, where he set up a trucking company's nationwide communication system.
He turned down a job as national director of television for Time Magazine due to the FBI's involvement in his life.

In 1960, Chetta was arrested by the FBI and extradited to California for a forgery charge.
He claimed that his uncle helped him get out of jail and that he had paid $2,000 to attorneys to avoid extradition.

Chetta stated that he had not uncovered any evidence or information about the assassination case, but rather focused on setting up his communications company.
He denied any involvement in the assassination and claimed that his story was being used as a bill collection by the FBI.

The investigation into Clay Shaw's alleged involvement in the assassination continued, with Garrison's team gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses.
The case remained complex and unresolved, with many questions and uncertainties surrounding the events of November 22, 1963.

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