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607 Questions & Answers [511]<br />

Frankly, I don't know how reliable he is, any more than anyone knows<br />

how reliable any source is on any aspect of anything involving the JFK<br />

assassination. No one can vouch for the total reliability of any source.<br />

However, everything that I know about him (based upon the information<br />

that he provided about himself, plus the endorsement he received from ex-<br />

Congressman Paul Findley who put me in touch with him) leads me to<br />

believe that my French source is not only sincere, but totally reliable.<br />

Pierre Neuville himself said "in the suspicion business there are no nice<br />

guys, only bad guys." In other words, what appear to be "friendly" sources<br />

from the "suspicion business" [i.e. the world of intelligence] might, in fact,<br />

by enemies providing you disinformation and misinformation. And it was<br />

even the Mossad's man at the CIA, James Jesus Angleton, who called the<br />

world of intelligence "a wilderness of mirrors."<br />

At any rate, the bottom line is that <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> can stand or fall on<br />

its own merits, without the specific input of this French source. In addition,<br />

as I noted earlier, I could have easily published the book without delving<br />

into the French Connection and still, I believe, provided the readers a very<br />

strong case for Mossad involvement in the JFK assassination.<br />

What I believe I have done, though, in <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> is to draw a<br />

very fine and significant line between the French Connection to the JFK<br />

assassination and the New Orleans Connection (so to speak) that involves<br />

the two CIA assets, Guy Banister and Clay Shaw, right to the Israel<br />

Connection. Anyone could have done it without my French source.<br />

After <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> was published, did anyone come forth with<br />

any "inside" information that wasn't included in the original edition?<br />

There has not been anything that I have received, other than the<br />

communications from my French source who ultimately identified himself<br />

by name and gave me his complete history, including some rather striking<br />

details about his own interesting family and its background. In the<br />

postscript to <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> I've provided background on Pierre's own<br />

experiences with the Mossad. However, since the book was published, no<br />

one has come forward with any new information which is of an "inside"<br />

nature. I myself have discovered further published information confirming<br />

other details that appeared in the original edition of <strong>Final</strong> <strong>Judgment</strong> and in<br />

the revised editions, including this most recent edition.<br />

How long did it take you to write the book?<br />

From the time the idea actually began to formulate in my mind when I<br />

began the serious research to the time the first draft was completed was<br />

roughly seven months. After I began researching the French Connection<br />

after my French source read the first draft and pointed me in that direction,<br />

it took an additional three months to fine tune my manuscript and add the<br />

new findings that I'd uncovered. However, it was a never-ending process, as I<br />

found out after the book was published and that's why in the third edition

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