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Lone Gunman or Patsy: A Cultural Hi
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page List of Figu
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ABSTRACT LONE GUNMAN OR PATSY: A CU
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The Warren Commission's critics dre
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. Figure 1: Jack Ruby Guns Down Osw
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symbolized - what they meant - to t
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The Warren Commission, instead of f
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This dissertation will delve into t
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writes, “Following the assassinat
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events as validating their coverage
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and youthful protest. Authors Norma
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Figure 2: Infamous Photograph of Os
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material that links him to extreme
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congressional inquiry, take the inv
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uncover all the facts of the case a
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than his Confederate sympathies, an
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Cermak.” 38 The Warren Commission
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there is any such evidence it has b
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avowed commitment to Marxism. The s
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examination did not indicate that L
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The blame for this, according to th
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One Marine even testified that he t
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Union. At the very least, Oswald’
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Oswald, which is hard to believe if
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writing “The Soviets have committ
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his promise, Oswald soon threatened
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Bringuier incident, and brushed asi
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may well have been Oswald’s escap
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Democrats and Republicans, except f
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identifications, the conduct of pol
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to make it less definitive. He woul
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either meat or eggs, but refused de
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CHAPTER 2: OSWALD THE NUT The Warre
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Ford and Stiles used information fr
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the importance of reasonable human
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answerable” for his research or n
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Manchester suggesting someone viewi
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She then told her mother, “He [JF
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had, of necessity, spent time in or
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up his life can kill any leader in
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perceive a crevice of warmth. No ma
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members, of his family for whom he
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zoo.’” 160 Surely, this childho
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In her conclusion, Holloway quoted
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assassination. At one point she tol
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who she interviewed in Moscow with
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events leading up to the assassinat
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emotionally, altogether too much to
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done or said before him.” 195 He
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Corps handbook. He remembered Lee
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dates leading up to the assassinati
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CHAPTER 3: OSWALD THE RED Some writ
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Oswald was the lone assassin and wa
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Newman outlined Oswald’s growing
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left-wing beliefs very seriously. I
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was carried out as a result of Oswa
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Kennedy - who was (allegedly) respo
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exploding the bomb from a nearby su
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associated with Bobby Kennedy’s e
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Assassination. He recounted his mee
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that he was “hysterical” when d
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defenders. 256 Although his book is
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States and the CIA. Pacepa denounce
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assume, at a minimum, that Oswald k
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point, it is hard to believe Oswald
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Showing the many ways Oswald’s ac
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1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. This und
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of his personal frustration than of
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famous: “Notoriety…probably mea
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that in New Orleans Oswald suggeste
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who believed he had been abused and
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primarily as the pawn of the sinist
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Figure 3: A Subversive Re-Visioning
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Oswald. Lee was moved by what peopl
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some sense, true and false in some
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counter-balance some of the positiv
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what the commission called, “His
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telling his oldest buddies to get l
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iases. The black marketer, Mike Cer
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“the seven seconds that broke the
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when I saw him in Moscow.” 349 Th
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Libran. He is capable of seeing the
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quagmire at the center of a conspir
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Oswald marriage from the beginning.
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funny about Oswald’s alleged phys
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in dirty diapers as a child.” 372
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Oswald - even though Mailer believe
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proprietor proclaim “Free country
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“immortality” and reassert them
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consortium of jealous husbands fire
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“Lee Harvey Oswald…trained with
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Chicago to arrange Giancana’s tes
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assassination plot. Noyes suggested
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Noyes stated that the title of his
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oth Gonzalez and Sprague resigned,
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and Connally and, the third shot fr
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values were those of a self-proclai
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Bureau.” 427 The panel found noth
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of a cover-up, as many Warren Commi
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other the Attorney General.” 436
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November 9, 1963, Miami police info
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Blakey explained that the Committee
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Sinatra introduced Kennedy to Judit
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Scheim placed the Kennedy assassina
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“Jack Ruby’s occupational pursu
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about the assassination. Ragano sai
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and social outcast, but he came to
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charges in the 1980’s, but was ev
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advocates that the Mafia was respon
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The double Oswald theory is a key c
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threatened with prosecution” for
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declared that the witness testimony
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from Mrs. Sylvia Odio.” 495 He di
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British researcher Michael Eddowes
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young man who had been away for a c
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examination of the remains on Octob
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niece of a high-ranking Soviet offi
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Even stranger is the tale told of a
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devised. 526 The object was to carr
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Harvey Oswald, the CIA, and Mind Co
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multiple personalities could explai
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as well as those of Martin Luther K
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plot made sense ideologically, as w
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as some army figures such as Genera
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more favorable reception in the pre
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extreme right-winger” - Theodore
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forward, and I was able to direct t
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that he believed David Ferrie was t
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According to Garrison, Oswald was
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guidance of Ferrie and Bannister to
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assassination. In his book, Lane ac
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likelihood there does not exist a s
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complained that the talk show host
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any worse than others,” and he de
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and military-industrial complex. Th
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At the center of the book is Oswald
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with a secret, institutionalized co
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Groden and Livingstone also reporte
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the Russian language when he was in
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lived one of the most eventful, int
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Fair Play for Cuba Committee, the A
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Scott proposed a concept called “
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enmeshed in intelligence matters, b
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was mostly adopted by the right win
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“Some hungry black hole in the CI
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U.S., Cuban, and other intelligence
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CHAPTER 8: OSWALD ON TELEVISION AND
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more as an enigma than a flesh and
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Oswald in custody, the film also pl
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