Declassified: The CIA "Oswald" and Mexico City

[Scott Kaiser]

Take a breath Scott...

LOL! Still NO tape produced.

Slawson said he HEARD IT Scott... not that he had a copy. The point is that Goodpasture lied again about the destruction of tapes.

We also know a copy was heard in Dallas yet we don't know if it was returned to Mexico FBI... The CIA will deny these tapes were sent and claimed they were erased.

The tapes existed as of 11/25 and probably still exist somewhere to this day...

Still NO INFO on Poyle's Mexican propaganda claims you've made Scott... why do you post an assumption about what Poyle did without a lick of evidence?

You, David Josephs said, and I quote:

Yes, I listened to the tape of Lee Harvey Oswald s telephone conversations with the Soviet Embassy In Mexico City

I don't want anyone showing me on paperwork that someone from the CIA heard the tape, I want to hear the tape for myself, I asked if you would provide a link that I may listen to it.

I have taped ALL my conversations, including my conversation with the man who drove my father to the CIA's Headquarters in Miami where upon entering the building, my father (impersonated himself as a CIA agent), that too is discovered in the CIA documents, why my father did that is NOT found or disclosed, Mr. Junco now discloses the reason my father entered the CIA's Headquarters and what my father walked out with, and this information had never been discussed for more then 40 years, and because Mr. Junco was a close friend of the family guess what? He finally opened up to me about my father, what he stole, and what was in those photos my father carried around. Now, can you see how far I went out of my way to get the truth other then to post documents of Win Scott and Goodpasture?

Lastly, please note that I am NOT discriminating against women, so, I hope no one goes off and gets a wild hair. Goodpasture was a woman working in the CIA, women are NOT all to privy to information and they did not have the same clearance as men did during those days, times have changed sense then, but not by much.