Interesting tale.
Anyway, beats reading chattering old women going on about getting a vaccine.
Woolsey headed the CIA from 1993 to 1995. He co-authored the book, "Operation Dragon," with Lt. Gen. Ion Mihai Pacepa, who served as acting chief of Romania's spy service under President Nicolae Ceausescu.
Oswald defected to Russia in 1959 and returned to the United States in 1961. In November 1963, he assassinated Kennedy in Dallas. A nightclub owner in Dallas killed Oswald two days later.
Woolsey and Pacepa cite the Warren Commission Report, published in 1964, as the source of their information about Oswald, his relationship with Russia, and Kennedy's death. The 24-volume report includes testimony from 550 witnesses. The two men say the report was heavily "codified" and too difficult for many people to understand.
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Further, the authors say, the Soviets changed their mind about assassinating Kennedy in mid-1963, but Oswald would not be deterred from the plan. The book also cites a letter Oswald wrote to the Soviety Embassy in July 1963 seeking separate visas for himself, his wife, and his daughters.
The authors say Oswald wanted to get his family back to Russia before he killed Kennedy.
A newly released book written by former CIA chief R. James Woolsey claims that Lee Harvey Oswald was a Russian KGB agent who killed then-President John F. Kennedy on orders from Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev.
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