Final_Judgment

520 The Continuing Cover-Up [423]
Demjanjuk, the Ohio man who was cleared of the OSI' s charges by an
Israeli court after nearly a decade of contentious international investigation
that nearly saw Demjanjuk die at the end of the hangman's noose.
Now, some may ask, why should Marwell's association with the OSI
be so controversial, inasmuch as "Nazi-hunting" is generally considered to
be a highly admirable avocation? There are several notable reasons:
First of all, since there are still some (but not many) JFK assassination
researchers who believe that the Soviet KGB or elements under its influence
may have had a hand in orchestrating the JFK assassination, Marwell's
previous OSI affiliation could prove embarrassing.
After all, in the Demjanjuk case (as one example), the OSI relied
heavily on KGB-forged documents (which falsely suggested Demjanjuk
was a Nazi concentration camp guard) to deport Demjanjuk from the United
States for trial in Israel (where, of course, he was eventually cleared). The
fact is that the OSI had been seriously compromised by the KGB.
Thus, if indeed the KGB did indeed play a part in the JFK murder, in
any way, shape or form, Marwell's previous association with the OSI
creates some concern about Marwell's willingness to bring out all of the
sensitive information within the JFK files.
Now the KGB matter, troubling though it may be, is eclipsed even more
so by Marwell's inevitable dealings (as an OSI official) with Israel's Mossad.
The Mossad has had a long-standing close relationship with the OSI, so
there's no reason to doubt that the Mossad, like the KGB, has used its
talents to compromise this American agency.
(For the record: One scholar has pointed out the ties between the OSI
and the Israelis. Wayne Madsen, writing in the International Journal of
Intelligence and Counterintelligence, pointed out: "An unusual relationship
exists between the Israeli Ministry of Justice's Investigation of Nazi Crimes
Department and the U.S. Justice Department's Office of Justice Programs (OJP)—
formerly the Office of Special Investigations . . . Probably no other organization
like the Justice Department's OJP routinely scours the numerous
computer files the federal government maintains on its citizens and passes
confidential personal information to the Israelis." 1076 )
Thus, can we really be certain that Marwell would be sure to release
any hidden documents that—however unlikely—would implicate the
Mossad in any aspect of the JFK assassination conspiracy, either directly or
indirectly? For example, what if—just what if—there was a document
buried in some JFK file under Marwell's jurisdiction that said flatly: "New
Orleans businessman Clay Shaw is considered by some to be a Mossad
asset." Will that document ever be released? I doubt it.
But there's much more. There's a second reason why we might find
Marwell's presence at the JFK documents review board troubling. This
reason is particularly intriguing and should give even those JFK
assassination researchers who reject my own theory of Mossad involvement
reason to question Marwell's reliability.