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Townley who had been an operative for Investors Overseas Service (MS).
IOS, of course, was the operation run by financier Bernard Cornfeld, front
man for veteran Mossad official Tibor Rosenbaum, one of the key figures
behind Permindex, the shadowy corporate body linked to all the primary
forces behind the JFK assassination.
What's more, as noted in Chapter 9, it was in the office of then New
York Sen. James L. Buckley (brother of the aforementioned William F.
Buckley, Jr.) that the Novos plotted the Letelier murder.
As we noted in Chapter 16, it appears likely that there were at least
several assassination teams in place in or near Dealey Plaza before and
during the JFK assassination, all part of a grand multi-leveled "false flag"
operation. The allegations made by Frankhauser, indeed, jibe completely with
the conclusions reached in Final Judgment.
VAN LOMAN AND THE JIM HARRIS CONNECTION
The author is indebted to Van Loman, who brought the magnitude of the
little-noticed Oswald-Burros connection to my attention. Loman himself has his
own unusual connection to the netherworld of intelligence. As a teenager
Loman adopted as his father figure and mentor a cagey and colorful Cincinnati,
Ohio-based roustabout named Jim Harris whose remarkably checkered career
came to an end with his death in December of 1994.
Although Harris publicly postured as the Grand Dragon of the Ohio Ku
Klux Klan, he was, in fact, a long-time informant for J. Edgar Hoover's FBI and
a self-described contract agent for the CIA, actively collaborating in the CIA-
Mafia plots against Castro—and perhaps more. Among Harris' key associates
was none other than Roy Frankhauser, his fellow intelligence operative. It
was through Harris that Loman met Roy Frankhauser many years ago.
Thanks indeed to Van Loman for pointing out the significance of the Oswald-
Burros connection.
To dig too deeply into this little-explored area will, inevitably, begin
turning up rocks under which the tentacles of the ADL and its collaborators in
American intelligence lie hidden. This perhaps explains why some JFK
assassination researchers have avoided this unpleasant mystery altogether.
This author believes that the Oswald-Burros connection is indeed
another avenue that JFK assassination investigators should explore further and
one which, in the end, adds further compelling evidence that solidifies the
foundation upon which our final judgment is based.