Final_Judgment

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At least three independent sources confirm that
famed CIA contract operative Frank Sturgis
(left) had worked for Israel’s Mossad going
back as far as 1948 and that his Mossad
connections continued well into the 1970s.
Marita Lorenz testified that Sturgis led the
two-car caravan from Miami to Dallas that
arrived there on November 21, 1963—one
day before the JFK assassination—at which
time Sturgis and his team of anti-Castro
Cubans met up with CIA officer E. Howard
Hunt and Jack Ruby. According to Miss
Lorenz, Sturgis later told her that his team
had been involved in the events in Dealey
Plaza. Cuban intelligence concluded, based on
its own investigation, that Sturgis was indeed
involved in the JFK assassination. The
unique positioning of Sturgis thus firmly
places a known Mossad asset in CIA circles in
the center of the intrigue surrounding the
assassination, providing yet another “missing
link” pointing toward Mossad collaboration
with the CIA in the murder of President
Kennedy.
Legendary CIA contract operative Gerry
Patrick Hemming (right) was associated
with Mossad-linked CIA figure Frank
Sturgis in training anti-Castro Cuban
exiles outside New Orleans—a project
with which JFK assassination figures
David Phillips, Guy Banister, David Ferrie
and Clay Shaw—not to mention Lee
Oswald—were involved. A key sponsor of
Hemming’s anti-Castro intrigue involving
Sturgis was Theodore Racoosin, described
by Hemming as “one of the key founders of
the state of Israel.” Mossad-connected
American Jewish gambling interests are
known to have funded the New Orleans
operation. Hemming told Final Judgment
author Michael Collins Piper that he
(Hemming) had known since the late
1960s that the Mossad was aware of the
impending assassination of President
Kennedy, although Hemming says he
knows of no evidence of direct Mossad
involvement. According to Hemming, the
Mossad launched its own investigation of the
JFK assassination and maintains the files
of its investigation to this day.