Final_Judgment

[232] Final Judgment 293
According to John: "Only a few of Hunt's most trusted men knew all of
his plans down to the last detail. It is impossible to believe any of them is a
traitor. Still it's clear, whoever shot Kennedy had to know all these minute
details to pull it off the way they did. Something frightening, horribly
sinister had interposed Hunt's mission." 618
Wean and Audie Murphy listened in shock at what they had been told
and, at the time, John gave Murphy a packet of what he described as
evidence which backed up his story. However, it was just several days later
that John asked that they forget what they had been told.
According to Wean, Murphy informed him that he had been advised
from Dallas that "Hunt and his agents have regrouped from their horrified
panic and sprung back into action. Hunt's machinations and connection with
Oswald had to be covered up at all costs." According to Murphy, military
intelligence, the FBI and the CIA were all in a panic.
"If their secrets were to be exposed they'd be rooted out in an eruption
of calamitous national anger. In their nightmares all they can see is a firing
squad. In fact they have solemnly determined that national security is at
stake. That's their justification for a cover-up." 619
To assuage the fears of John in Dallas, he assured John that the
documents he had received from him had been destroyed.
Murphy himself may well be one other on the long list of additional
victims of the JFK assassination conspiracy. The actor died in a plane crash
in 1971. Gary Wean, however, has lived to tell the story of what he was
told.
Quite accurately, Wean himself has described how Hunt and Oswald
both must have reacted if the story that John told Wean and Murphy was
indeed true.
`A DOUBLE CROSS OF FANTASTIC DIMENSIONS'?
According to Wean's assessment of what may have then happened,
"Hunt and Oswald salvaging their senses from the paralyzing shock of
Kennedy being murdered most certainly had identical thoughts: 'I have been
framed.'
"A double-cross of fantastic dimensions. The consequences were too
devastating, and terrifying to grasp. It was the end for them. Regardless of
Hunt's convictions that his closest men were beyond suspicion, one of them
was a spy—a mole in deep, deep cover." 620
It is up to E. Howard Hunt to provide us the missing pieces of the
puzzle. It does not seem likely that he will.
JOHN'S IDENTITY?
There is additional documentation about the activities of an individual
named "John" who was active in the Dallas area and in Miami (Hunt's base
of operations with the anti-Castro Cuban exiles) immediately before and after
the JFK assassination.