Newly Released CIA Docs: Lee Harvey Oswald Had a Very Suspicious Meeting Just Before JFK Assassination
Probably the mystery that will never be resolved and truly clear is the assassination of President Kennedy.
There are many who believe that Oswald was not a single gunman in a conflict – but part of a much bigger plot.
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“New documents released by the National Archives and Records Administration support the narrative that Lee Harvey Oswald was in close contact with officials of the former Soviet Union in the weeks preceding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy,” The Western Journal reported.
“Oswald was shot dead days after the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination of Kennedy in Dallas. Although the Warren Commission that investigated the assassination said Oswald acted alone, a Soviet connection to the Cold War-era killing of an American president has long been debated as a possible theory.”
In addition to new details about Oswald’s meeting with a KGB agent, the documents — totalling nearly 1,500 pages in all — reveal that “a tip was received in 1962 that Kennedy would be assassinated by the Soviets, who would pay $100,000 to achieve their goal.”
“Cabled to Canberra asking full details of the telephone conversation of 23 November and the call made 15 October 1962,” a newly released 1964 memo read. “It should be noted that CIA had not previously known of the 1962 telephone call.”
“According to an intercepted phone call in Mexico City, Lee Oswald was in the Soviet Embassy there on 23 September and spoke with Consul Valeriy Vladimirovich,” one document read.
“Oswald called the Soviet Embassy in 1 October, identifying himself by name and speaking broken Russian, stating the above and asking the guard who answered the phone whether there was ‘anything concerning the telegram to Washington,’” a memo from then-acting CIA chief Tennent Bagley read.
Here’s just a part of that conversation.
“Hello, this is Lee Oswald speaking,” Oswald said. “I was at your place last Saturday and spoke to a consul, and they said that they’d send a telegram to Washington, so I wanted to find out if you anything new. But I don’t remember the name of that consul.”
KGB officer Valery Kostikov replied, “Just a minute. I’ll find out. They say that they haven’t received anything yet.”
“Have they done anything?” Oswald said.
“Yes, they say that a request has been sent out, but nothing has been received yet,” Kostikov said.
Many believe it was our own CIA back at the time involved in a political conspiracy that led to the assassination f President Kennedy.
What do you think?
