</s>10 1 these documents where Garrison had copies of this. This was 2 about 1960. At the same time let's assume that somebody in 3 this committee which I told you about is the hierarchy of 4 this conspiracy wanted to get aid of Kennedy. 5 A Are you talking about President Kennedy? 6 Yeah, I'm talking about John Kennedy, and I'll 7 Lead you up to Senator Kennedy. 8 Very good. 9 A They agreed to put up ten million some odd 10 thousand dollars which is a lot of money, this committee 11 would ferret it out through a secondary committee that 12 didn't know where they were getting the money, and that 13 secondary committee would find out who could do it. There 14 were certain ones called splinter groups (c) during the 15 Cuban thing. The Cubans hated Kennedy. A lot of Cubans 16 hated him because he had never agreed too much about the 17 was a flasco, and he really didn't know too muchabout, the 18 G.I.A screwed him up there. So he was very anti-GIA. In 19 fact, he would have done away with it. He was very anti- 20 J. Edgar Hoover. In fact, Bobby was anti-J. Edgar Hoover, 21 you know. Along comes this group that then very few people 22 in this country would know how to shoot a president unless 23 they're nuts, that can do it .. So this group decided through 24 contacts they had in the Federal Government -- there is a 25 group called the Far Eastern Group in the C.I .. A. and I know 26 this to be true because a friend of mine is in the G.I .A. Form 618 (R-3-4) 1/3 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was assassinated on November 22, 1963, in Dallas, Texas. The Warren Commission, established by President Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate the assassination, concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in shooting Kennedy.

However, various individuals and organizations have raised questions about the official story, suggesting a larger conspiracy involving government agencies, organized crime, and other entities. Some of these claims include:

* A group of wealthy businessmen and politicians who opposed Kennedy's policies and wanted him dead.
* The CIA, which had previously attempted to assassinate Fidel Castro and may have seen Kennedy as an obstacle to their plans.
* Organized crime figures, such as Carlos Marcello and Santo Trafficante, who had ties to the CIA and may have been involved in the assassination.

Some key individuals associated with these claims include:

* Lee Harvey Oswald, who was shot and killed by Jack Ruby before he could be questioned about his involvement in the assassination.
* Clay Shaw, a businessman who was accused of being involved in the assassination but was later acquitted.
* Jim Garrison, the district attorney for New Orleans who investigated the assassination and concluded that there was a conspiracy involving government agencies and organized crime figures.

Other individuals who have been linked to the assassination include:

* Jack Ruby, who killed Oswald before he could be questioned.
* Frank Hantionics, a former CIA agent who claimed that Sirhan Sirhan, the assassin of Robert Kennedy, was not acting alone but was part of a larger conspiracy.
* Wally Sherrin, a newsmen and part-time detective who investigated the assassination and concluded that there were people involved in the investigation who were trying to cover up certain information.

Some key events associated with these claims include:

* The CIA's attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro and their possible involvement in the Kennedy assassination.
* The Warren Commission's investigation into the assassination, which was criticized for its handling of evidence and witnesses.
* The subsequent investigations by Jim Garrison and other individuals who concluded that there was a conspiracy involving government agencies and organized crime figures.

The evidence suggests that there were multiple plots and conspiracies surrounding the assassination of John F. Kennedy, but the exact nature and extent of these plots are still unclear.

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