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Re: WTB/WTS: ALL SOFTWARE ITEMS {MICROSOFT, ADOBE, SYMANTEC} READ BELOW K9VQ
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| | From: | Hottie 4 Dik | | Subject: | Re: WTB/WTS: ALL SOFTWARE ITEMS {MICROSOFT, ADOBE, SYMANTEC} READ BELOW K9VQ | | Date: | Sat, 11 Dec 2004 20:41:37 GMT |
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 | to be here tonight." Or to his brother: "Jack, this is
going to make me look like a hypocrite. Also, it will compromise
my case against this guy in court when he shows the judge that
photo of us three sitting here." Finally, Kelley has no questions
about a glaring inconsistency in her scenario. In the course of
these ongoing meetings, probably at the first one, wouldn't nice
guy Sam say, "Jack I really appreciate the dinner, but this is
all kind of redundant. See, I'm already working with Bob Maheu at
CIA to kill Fidel." Evidently, Exner was so convincing that
neither Kelley nor her editors ever entertained any doubts. Or to
hopeless cynics like myself, maybe they didn't want to blow the
hundred grand they had invested in their cover story.
Kelley did ask one pertinent question. Namely, why did Exner not
tell Demaris these startling details back in 1977? Why did she
wait eleven years to bare her soul? Exner says she was afraid and
needed to protect herself. Unfortunately, this rings a bit hollow
since 1) Giancana and Roselli were both dead when she wrote her
book, 2) the Church Committee spilled all the beans on the plots
to kill Castro in 1975, which 3) leaves only the Kennedys to
fear, and its clear she doesn't give a damn about them.
But for those still skeptical, she adds the other (clinching)
reason for breaking the silence: her doctor told her she had
terminal cancer and she had only 36 months to live. The article
ends in a crescendo that would move even the world weary Claude
Rains:
Now that I know I'm dying and nothing more can happen to me,
I want to be completely honest. I don't think I should have
to die with the secret of what I did for Jack Kennedy, or
what he did with the power of his presidency. I feel that I
am finally free of the past.
Exner's 1997 Version
I hope Exner sued her doctor, because ten years later she
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