Where do you come up with these fairy tales?
Hey Einstein, PLEASE provide 'the 'motive' for someone to show up at the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City posing as Lee Harvey Oswald less than two months before the assassination?
The Mexico City Tapes
At 10 AM on the morning following the Kennedy assassination, President Lyndon Johnson and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover discussed the state of the case over the telephone. In response to LBJ's question about "the visit to the Soviet Embassy in September," Hoover replied:
"No, that’s one angle that’s very confusing, for this reason—we have up here the tape and the photograph of the man who was at the Soviet embassy, using Oswald’s name. That picture and the tape do not correspond to this man’s voice, nor to his appearance. In other words, it appears that there is a second person who was at the Soviet embassy down there."
This message was conveyed later the same day in writing, in a memo from Hoover to the White House and the Secret Service Chief. Did this amazing discovery of an Oswald imposter, caught on tapped phone lines, launch the greatest manhunt in history? No, instead within 48 hours the entire story had been buried. The tape of the Johnson-Hoover call quoted from above has itself been erased; only a contemporaneous transcript remains.
Those were facts not fairy tales and no one went to mexico posing as Oswald he went himself.
The reason it appears to be more than one man is that the CIA was asked on the day of the assassination to present their photographs of Oswald at the CUban embassy.
The problem was that they did not know what he looked like his pictrure was not yet all over the papers.
Therefore they checked their records and found out WHEN he went to the embassy and pulled some photographs from a file which were taken at that time.
They then presented a picture of someone they assumed was Oswald.
It was nothing more than beauracratic error.
And it does not address in any way the facts that I posted which you call fairy tales.
False. And you need to stop emoting and provide links to back up your false claims. And you need to get up to date...
Oswald, the CIA, and Mexico City
It was 1993, the 30th anniversary of the Kennedy assassination, when FRONTLINE first aired its documentary, “Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?” In that program FRONTLINE concluded, “What now seems certain is that the CIA is still covering up its contact with Lee Harvey Oswald.”
Now, 10 years later, much material has been made available to the American public which sheds light on what the CIA had been hiding for 40 years. This new information is the result of the U.S. Congress passing the 1993 “JFK Records Act,” which mandated the full release of all government files relating to the assassination of President Kennedy and created a civilian Assassination Records Review Board to oversee this process. By the time the Board’s work was completed in the late 1990s, 6 million pages of documents had been made available to the public in the National Archives.
Arguably, the most startling information so far brought to light by the release of these intelligence records is the CIA cover-up relating to OswaldÂ’s visit to Mexico City.
Oswald was in Mexico City in late September and early October of 1963. During his one-week stay, he tried to obtain visas from the Cuban consulate and Soviet embassy. But intelligence documents released in 1999 establish that, after Oswald failed to get the visas, CIA intercepts showed that someone impersonated Oswald in phone calls made to the Soviet embassy and the Cuban consulate and linked Oswald to a known KGB assassin — Valery Kostikov — whom the CIA and FBI had been following for over a year.
The news of this impersonation and the link to Kostikov, learned within hours of President KennedyÂ’s assassination, electrified top government and intelligence officials and dominated their discussion in the immediate weeks following the assassination. It also became during the next 40 years one of the CIAÂ’s most closely guarded secrets on the Oswald case.
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