FAST X's Totally Unexpected Mid-Credits Scene, Explained
Fast X features a mid-credits scene with huge ramifications for the franchise. Here's what it means, both onscreen and off, for the future.
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Fast X features a mid-credits scene with huge ramifications for the franchise. Here's what it means, both onscreen and off, for the future.
Today, let's examine the claim above about David Logan, who was brought to the attention of Garrison by Henry Lesnick: Lesnick has talked to a number of researchers and the person he was referring to was David Logan. It's interesting to note that the above memo was written in 1969, after the Clay Shaw trial, as part of the Shaw Leads II campaign. In fact, they had already spoken to Logan almost a year earlier. Perhaps the memo writer was unaware of that fact. Here is the transcript of the interview between James Alcock and David Logan. It is interesting to note that the character Willie O'Kee...
As you might know, Garrison indicted Clay Shaw for perjury after his acquittal on conspiracy charges. He claimed Shaw lied when he denied knowing David Ferrie and Lee Harvey Oswald. Garrison told his staff to go out and find new leads to help prove his perjury case. Garrison had strict instructions on the maintenance of this file: There are many memos of Shaw Leads II. Most of the leads are nothing more than rehashed rumors or stale leads that were of no interest when first reported. Needless to say, none of the leads panned o...