Frank Sturgis on Two Oswalds

[Scott Kaiser]

Scott,

Thanks so much for answering all these questions, which surely are a bit awkward for you, to put it mildly.

I'll never forget your simple statement about what Sturgis said in that phone recording: that he shot President Kennedy. I'm inclined, for several reasons, to believe that you are being both honest and accurate in relating this memory.

But no doubt you understand that in a case this controversial and complex, no one person's observations comprise sufficient evidence to reach a conclusion. The more witnesses there are to confirm a report, the more believable it becomes.

Will there be anything in your upcoming book about JFK's assassination and Frank Sturgis? Thanks again for all the information.

Jim

No, I don't feel awkward at all, I'm just reporting what I've learned over the past six years, people will draw their own conclusions and will judge from their own experiences from what they themselves have learned over the years, and then they too share their knowledge. Nothing I said makes me feel awkward, what it does make me feel is anger and hatred towards those who killed my father, and there was no investigation, everything went as planed for them, they even took the ship my father was killed on and sunk it. The person who's name was suppose to have been the owner of the ship was from Texas, then we found out that the ship was registered in the Grand Cayman Islands. The ships name was Rita II.

I'll never forget the morning my father played that tape. I could line up all the folks who have told me they saw the photos my father had, who were in those photos, and where those photos were taken at, and yet people will still not believe me.

I don't care about the money, but just to make a point, I spent thousands of dollars hunting down, locating traveling to Miami and asking lots of questions to the Cubans who knew and worked with my father, here is an example. I traveled to Miami from San Antonio three different times before Frank Castro would meet me thinking that he was going to show the first two times, something or another always seemed to delay our meeting, same thing with Posada.

Now, when I travel to Miami and let them know a head of time that I'll be there, they welcome me with open arms, they have treated me like a friend, never disrespected me, they never had anything bad to say about my father. And, when I say them. I mean all the Cuban people my father worked with. To me, they are all nice and good people, to someone else, they may have a different opinion about them.

What I have posted here, and what I have said is the truth, to the best of my knowledge, from what I've been told.

I don't see any propaganda in the information Rudy or Nino has told me about the photos my father stole from the CIA, if anything I'm sure sense they both worked for the CIA and Nino was a leader in the BOP that they would have both lead me astray from the truth, but they didn't.

Rudy told me that he was the person who drove my father to the CIA's office where upon entering the building my father presented fake credentials to gain access. I believe it, my father carried with him fake CIA, FBI, military and police credentials. I mean what else would a person who is carrying these credentials going to do but gain access to these facilitates.

In my book it's a no holds bar, I tell everything I know from what I've been told by others, and what I've been told, I can back up from tape recorded conversations that I've leaned to do from watching my father.

Hey, I'm not telling anyone here to buy my book, or don't buy my book, most of my information can be collaborated by FOIA documents, things I've seen as a child, things my mothers has told me, (which by the way took nearly two years to get information out of her).

Recently, my mother had a conversation with Kris from Trineday over the phone, my mother right off the bat told him that she knows nothing my father did, and my father never brought anyone over to our house and that was the extent of the conversation, but that's not true. You see, on my sisters birthday my father invited lots of his Cuban friends over to our house including Hemming and Sturgis. Tony (Antonio) Calatayud remembers coming over our house and being present at my sisters birthday. I have him on tape, I too remember that day.

Hemming stayed at our house for two weeks, didn't work, and didn't have a job, but he ordered solider of fortune magazines and had them delivered in the mail, that is when my mother told my father enough was enough and he had to move out, my mother remembers that very well, she also remembers the fight that my father and Sturgis got into in our back yard, yet she tells Kris she doesn't know anything?

I'm going to tell it like it is, and I'm going to tell the truth whether some folks like it or not, but one things for sure is that everyone will form their own opinion and there's nothing I can do about that.

Scott Kaiser