The Badge Man is a figure that is purportedly present within the Mary Moorman photograph of the assassination of United States president John F. Kennedy in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963. Conspiracy theorists have suggested that this figure is a sniper firing a weapon at the president from the grassy knoll. Although a reputed muzzle flash obscures much of the detail, the Badge Man has been described as a person wearing a police uniform—the moniker itself derives from a bright spot on the chest, which is said to resemble a gleaming badge. But, until the government tells the truth in the media and in the record books, there are still guilty criminals hiding things are meaningful TODAY. There are still garages in Dallas and around Texas to this very day, I'm convinced, that have boxes stored in attics and garages with "Friends of Walker" literature in forgotten boxes. These are valuable data. The old folks who used to read this political screed are worth interviewing. The JFK Review Board formed on JFK’s heels studies the Secret Service, whose duties the House called “deficient.” Its agents had that very year, 1995, destroyed what was surely damning evidence of its involvement; gone were documents describing how limo damage came from crossfire. One former agent remembers agents vowing to “quit the Secret Service rather than give up their lives for Kennedy.”

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In their book's preface the LaFontaines rightfully take credit for debunking ". . . one of the most enduring assassination conspiracy myths [The Three Tramps story]." I hope they will respond to this paper. I'm providing The Fourth Decade with relevant portions of the Texas Attorney General's file, confirmation of Roscoe White's activities, as well as my complete file on Operation Tulungan. My hope is that the LaFontaines will do the same and provide The Fourth Decade with corroboration supporting their claims. Will II on Patricia N. Saffran, The Unlawful Assault on Ezekiel’s Masterpiece, the Arlington Reconciliation Memorial The 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was assassinated on November 22, 1963, while riding in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas. [2] Mary Moorman took the photo using a Polaroid Highlander 80A.Deep Throttle aka Gus Espada is not a "CIA operative". That's hysteria that he deliberately encouraged when working with a sleazy right wing Internet mob to target an anti war anarchist "gamergate" style". Make him think the CIA was after him, LE might dismiss the target as "crazy". Tippit was shot by two men, one of whom was Billy Seymour…six witnesses, ignored by the Warren Commission, saw two men shoot Tippit. One of them resembled Oswald…Seymour ran toward the Texas Theater.’ –Richard Sprague , The Taking of America 1-2-3, 1976 The bump on the wrist, however, can’t easily be dismissed. If Roscoe was previously knowledgeable about photography, that also seems quite suspicious. The trial starts for Clay Shaw, a New Orleans businessman and the only person ever prosecuted for Kennedy’s death. The district attorney, Jim Garrison, treats it mostly as a Warren Commission trial by proxy, suggesting a plot by the CIA and anti-Castro forces and involving Oswald in the agency’s Operation Mongoose. A witness says Shaw, Oswald, and Ferrie strategized at a party about how one of them “would have to be captured as a scapegoat.” The jury acquits Shaw in 54 minutes, but Garrison will be immortalized in Oliver Stone’s JFK. Are you that complacent and distracted that you don't care as long as your little bubble isn't popped?

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In 1959 White reenlisted for six years but inexplicably changed his mind in 1962 and applied for a hardship discharge. In the meantime, Oswald had also received a hardship discharge, had defected to Russia for 31 months, and then was allowed to return to the United States without so much as a debriefing by U.S. intelligence. Oswald’s odyssey stretched credulity beyond all reason: Many of his Marine buddies just assumed that Oswald was an American intelligence agent. Early in 1963, Roscoe White moved his family to the Oak Cliff section of Dallas, where Lee Harvey Oswald was living.As you can see, he's also a Holocaust Denier and an all around vile SOB. His story about bumming around and not selling out has less to do with his nonexistant principles and more with his parents bankrolling his lifestyle. It has been stated that Tippit’s body was lost for an hour and that during this time, conspirators switched the body of the dead police officer with that of the late President.’–researcher Bill Drenas , Tippit After the Murder, 1998.