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#103~ February 11, 2017 "Guarding The Gates: Harold Weisberg And The Gunboat Cowboys."

from THE DALLAS ACTION · host Doug Campbell

IN THIS EPISODE~ One need only study the JFK Assassination for a short amount of time to learn the name Harold Weisberg. It can be argued that Weisberg was~along with Mark Lane~ one of the original Warren Report Critics, publishing the 1st of his 5-volume book series on the Assassination, "Whitewash", in 1965. Weisberg spent decades investigating Dallas and later donated to Hood College the largest private collection of JFK Assassination research materials in the world, the Legendary Weisberg Archive. ...and it is from that archive that this story comes. Buried deep in the collection of Weisberg's own personal corrospondence is the fascinating story of Weisberg's relationship to anti-Castro mercenary, narcotics & gun-runner and Dealey Plaza Hit Team Suspect Loran E. Hall. A decade-plus-long relationship that saw Weisberg actively & willingly running interference on Hall's behalf, from Garrison to the HSCA, and we find a SHOCKING confession~by Weisberg's Own Hand~ of the commission of a Criminal Act. A criminal act surrounding evidence in the Assassination itself. JOIN THE CONVERSATION.

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