CARMINE SAVASTANO joined S.T. Patrick to discuss the JFK Assassination. Carmine Savastano addressed his entrance into the JFK assassination community, a 21-page CIA report on assassination procedures that he found in 2013, how these procedures potentially help build Lee Harvey Oswald as the patsy, the Thomas Casasin story, CIA and FBI interest in Oswald, Marina’s possible intel ties, the means and motives of Priscilla Johnson McMillan, whether or not Kennedy used the mob to try to kill Castro, Richard Cain, Mexico City, Michael & Ruth Paine, the LBJ angle, Allen Dulles – The Resigned or Fired controversy, how Dulles was chosen for the Warren Commission – and who chose him, and the very popular assassination story that Carmine believes is pure mythology. All this and more in an outstanding chat with Carmine Savastano!
Carmine Savastano can be read at TPAAK.com. His book, Two Princes and a King: A Concise Review of Three Political Assassinations, can be purchased on Amazon as well as other fine online booksellers.
The articles Carmine Savastano and S.T. Patrick discussed in the interview can be found here:
Reference 1: Central Intelligence Agency, A Study of Assassination, George Washington University, nsarchive2.gwu.edu, (n.d.)
https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/
Transcription of “A Study on Assassination”:
https://nsarchive2.gwu.edu/
Reference Article 1: The CIA Man who considered using Oswald
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Reference Article 2: The Power of the Press
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Reference 2: Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities, Miscellaneous Records, Preliminary Report of Investigation into the Assassination of President Kennedy, February 20, 1976
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Reference Article 3: The Castro Coffee Story
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Charlie Greene says
Thanks for this episode. Carmine Savastano is so informative! Always learn things when he speaks. He’s always respectful and never boastful and he only delivers opinions backed up by documentary evidence.