Final_Judgment

Photo Section 400
Shown above is a photo taken in Dealey Plaza immediately after the JFK assassination. At
right is the famous, well-dressed “umbrella man,” widely believed to have played a part
in the assassination. Although one Louis Steven Witt later claimed he was “the umbrella
man,” many JFK researchers dispute his claim. Although the “umbrella man’s” companion
is often said to be “Latin looking,” a veteran of Middle East travel told Final Judgment
author Michael Collins Piper that the individual instead has the appearance of a typical
Sephardic Yemenite Jew. In fact, the “umbrella man” may be famed Mossad assassinations
specialist Michael Harari (see below) who was in the field in 1963. William Pepper,
attorney for Martin Luther King’s alleged assassin, James Earl Ray, has linked Ray’s handler
“Raul”—along with Jack Ruby—to a U.S.-based arms smuggling operation which, in
1963, included a top Mossad officer who was almost certainly Harari.
The ever-exquisitely-attired fashion plate and Mossad assassinations specialist Michael
Harari is shown (center) in a rare 1985 photo. Harari’s record suggests that if the Mossad
deployed any of its own operatives in Dallas, it would have been Harari. As the accompanying
photos demonstrate, Harari bears a striking resemblance (albeit 22 years older) to the
“umbrella man” of Dealey Plaza shown in close-up (with the right photo “flopped” to
illustrate a similar profile). Note Harari’s (a) high forehead (b) hairstyle (c) hawk-nose
and (d) jaw. Then compare Harari’s features to those of the “umbrella man.”