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The question of Gordon Novel's government involvement circles around his involvement in the history surrounding the JFK assassination. There are volumes

There are no statements on file from Mack Manuel, and so we know nothing about his identification except what was remembered by Fruge in 1978. Interestingly, Fruge told the HSCA that Cherami said the men were Italians, or resembled Italians (what does that mean?): But, did Fruge not ask Cherami the names of the people she was traveling with? It would seem like an obvious question, no? Could Sergio Arcacha Smith have been in that car with Rose Cherami? Its highly doubtful. "Others will probabl...

There are no statements on file from Mack Manuel, and so we know nothing about his identification except what was remembered by Fruge in 1978. Interestingly, Fruge told the HSCA that Cherami said the men were Italians, or resembled Italians (what does that mean?): But, did Fruge not ask Cherami the names of the people she was traveling with? It would seem like an obvious question, no? Could Sergio Arcacha Smith have been in that car with Rose Cherami? Its highly doubtful. "Others will probabl...

What did Jim Garrison say or write on Rose Cherami? Here is an excerpt from his Playboy Magazine interview of October 1967:Garrison mangles the story. He claims a hospital attendant took notes of Cheramis remarks, but that is not true. There was nothing in Cheramis files about any comments on

The FBI transcribed the tape that Davy gave them. Here is the transcription: He says in the tape that his lie detector test came out "negative." But, given Davys mental state, I cannot tell if he means he passed or failed the test. The FBI then searched their files for information on Davy. And, they found an interesting tidbit: Leander Davy was interviewed by Belford Lawson and Jack Moriarty of the HSCA on June 23, 1977 in Washington. It appears that Davy just showed up: I have the full 33-page...

States-Item of December 1, 1961). For the last three months in 1961, he had an office at 544 Camp Street in New Orleans. Here is an excerpt from the statement of Sam Newman (who owned the building) to Garrison on January 18, 1967: Arcacha Smith left New Orleans in 1962 after being suspected of stealing money from the organization. He moved to Miami, and then Houston (where he sold advertising), and ultimately settled in Dallas, where he was selling air conditioners. He was not in Dallas then JF...