TDA #96~October 13, 2016 “ACCESS DENIED: The List Of Still-Withheld JFK Assassination Records.”

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   IN THIS EPISODE: Back in February of this year, a list of 3,000-plus records surfaced that asserts to represent the entirety of the still-withheld Assassination Records. We’ll go through this list, note some interesting & intriguing entries, and look at the stories of the people, places & events relating TO those records.

   From Oswald’s Mexico City trip seat-mate, to Jack Ruby’s defense team, to David Morales & 544 Camp St., we’re gonna cover some ground.

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THE DALLAS ACTION~PT.73: “Oswald, Angelo, And RFK”, With Joan Mellen

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   This week, author/researcher Joan Mellen ( “A Farewell To Justice”, “Our Man In Haiti”) joins us!
   We’ll go deep into her experiences with Gerry Hemming, surviving INTERPEN mercenaries, and get even more background on the infamous Odio Incident, and what she was told by Cuban Exile and confidant of Robert Kennedy, Angelo Murgado. A man who confessed to being the “Angelo” to Bernardo De Torres’ “Leopoldo”, and made a few astonishing confessions about what the Attorney General knew, and when he knew it.
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The Dallas Action PT.71: September 21, 2015~”Bernardo De Torres And The Garrison Investigation”, with Larry Hancock.

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   As New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison’s investigation into the Execution of John Kennedy was just getting underway, a mysterious Cuban from Miami who claimed ties to the Anti-Castro community came forward, eager to help.
  And that’s when the chaos began.
  In hindsight, knowing what we know now, Bernardo De Torres should have been one of the targets of the probe. With ghostly and shadowy ties to many characters within the narrative, implications regarding his own possible role are many.
   This week, author/historian Larry Hancock (“Someone Would Have Talked”) joins us to detail De Torres, a man many who’ve studied The Case describe as, very simply, “Untouchable”.
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