Jack Ruby, Gordon McLendon, and "Lee Harvey Oswald"

[Scott Kaiser]

No one knew my father was giving this information to Liebengood.

Except for Armando Certs and William Howell.

[Jim Hargrove]

Thanks again, Scott. What more can you tell us about those photos? I assume you've never seen them directly, but what the hell could have carried such damage potential?

I had to look up who Liebengood was, but now that I know this gets even more interesting. It sounds like you're saying Liebengood saw the pictures, or at least knew enough about them to realize how dangerous they were, which might mean there is a description (or more!) buried somewhere in the Watergate hearings files. Have you tried to track that down?

Do you have an opinion on how Watergate related to the Kennedy assassination?







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[Tracy Riddle]

Thanks, Scott. This is fascinating. I imagine any rookie cop investigating your father's death would want to have a serious talk with both Poyle and Sturgis. And I imagine then he'd be dead.

You're welcome, see Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard? I suppose that rookie cop would've been killed, don't know, perhaps, just given him a story to throw him off? I know Frank is dead, but I don't know about Richard, God help him I never run into him.

This is all difficult for me to digest, especially this late, because I don't know nearly as much about Watergate as the Kennedy assassination, but several things really stand out.

That's okay, I don't know nearly as much as some of these researchers who knows just how many peanuts were packed in Oswald shit the night before Kennedy's assassination, all I can give you is what I know about my father and his associates.

Scott, I don't know why you keep looking for personal validation from me or anyone else on this forum. Your evidence and arguments will have to stand or fall based on their own merit.

[Scott Kaiser]

What more can you tell us about those photos?

There is a lot of information I expose regarding the photos in my update more than eight years of research.

I assume you've never seen them directly, but what the hell could have carried such damage potential?

I never saw the photos, that doesn't mean I don't believe my father had them. My father never told me those photos were in direct connection to Kennedy's assassination, but that doesn't mean I don't know they were.

I had to look up who Liebengood was, but now that I know this gets even more interesting.

Wait till you get my update.

It sounds like you're saying Liebengood saw the pictures, or at least knew enough about them to realize how dangerous they were, which might mean there is a description (or more!) buried somewhere in the Watergate hearings files.

Liebengood was apart of a secret group to re-investigate Kennedy's assassination, this group would later birth the HSCA. Liebengood wanted my father to testify in 1977, that didn't happen because my father was killed. Yes, Liebengood did know about the photos.

Have you tried to track that down?

Yes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPyKQ4KFGsE

[Scott Kaiser]

I'll make it easy, here you go!

http://rs5.loc.gov/service/mss/eadxmlmss...011017.pdf

[Scott Kaiser]

BOX 36

McGovern, George, presidential campaign dirty tricks investigation, 1973-1974
Staff lists, undated
District of Columbia jail visitation records, 1972-1973
Ellsberg, Daniel, chronology of life, 1971
Ewing, Michael, information from, 1975-1976
Georgia presidential visit, 1972-1973
Haldeman, H. R., questions for, 1973
Howell, William Morgan, 1973
Hughes, Howard, and Global Marine, Inc., 1974
Intelligence Committee requests for documents, 1975
International Telephone and Telegraph, 1974, undatedInterviews and testimony
Bennett, Robert F., and Robert R. Mullen, 1974
Benz, William, 1973
Cantril, Susan Davis, 1973
Chajet, Elias, 1973-1974
Colson, Charles, 1975
Demotte, Clifton, 1974
Golden, James, 1973
Greigg, Stan, 1973
Haddad, William, 1973
Helms, Richard, 1973
Hunt, E. Howard, 1974
Kaiser, Edwin B., 1973-1974
Kelly, [?], 1973
Krogh, Egil ("Bud"), 1974

[Scott Kaiser]

Thanks, Scott. This is fascinating. I imagine any rookie cop investigating your father's death would want to have a serious talk with both Poyle and Sturgis. And I imagine then he'd be dead.

You're welcome, see Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard? I suppose that rookie cop would've been killed, don't know, perhaps, just given him a story to throw him off? I know Frank is dead, but I don't know about Richard, God help him I never run into him.

This is all difficult for me to digest, especially this late, because I don't know nearly as much about Watergate as the Kennedy assassination, but several things really stand out.

That's okay, I don't know nearly as much as some of these researchers who knows just how many peanuts were packed in Oswald shit the night before Kennedy's assassination, all I can give you is what I know about my father and his associates.

Scott, I don't know why you keep looking for personal validation from me or anyone else on this forum. Your evidence and arguments will have to stand or fall based on their own merit.

Jim Hargrove;

Thanks, Scott.

Scott to Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard to say?

[Mark A. O'Blazney]

Thanks, Scott. This is fascinating. I imagine any rookie cop investigating your father's death would want to have a serious talk with both Poyle and Sturgis. And I imagine then he'd be dead.

You're welcome, see Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard? I suppose that rookie cop would've been killed, don't know, perhaps, just given him a story to throw him off? I know Frank is dead, but I don't know about Richard, God help him I never run into him.

This is all difficult for me to digest, especially this late, because I don't know nearly as much about Watergate as the Kennedy assassination, but several things really stand out.

That's okay, I don't know nearly as much as some of these researchers who knows just how many peanuts were packed in Oswald shit the night before Kennedy's assassination, all I can give you is what I know about my father and his associates.

Scott, I don't know why you keep looking for personal validation from me or anyone else on this forum. Your evidence and arguments will have to stand or fall based on their own merit.

Jim Hargrove;

Thanks, Scott.

Scott to Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard to say?

Earth to Scott Kaiser………. can you beam Hargrove up? We're afraid his dilithium crystal is in need of a re-charge.

[Scott Kaiser]

Thanks, Scott. This is fascinating. I imagine any rookie cop investigating your father's death would want to have a serious talk with both Poyle and Sturgis. And I imagine then he'd be dead.

You're welcome, see Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard? I suppose that rookie cop would've been killed, don't know, perhaps, just given him a story to throw him off? I know Frank is dead, but I don't know about Richard, God help him I never run into him.

This is all difficult for me to digest, especially this late, because I don't know nearly as much about Watergate as the Kennedy assassination, but several things really stand out.

That's okay, I don't know nearly as much as some of these researchers who knows just how many peanuts were packed in Oswald shit the night before Kennedy's assassination, all I can give you is what I know about my father and his associates.

Scott, I don't know why you keep looking for personal validation from me or anyone else on this forum. Your evidence and arguments will have to stand or fall based on their own merit.

Jim Hargrove;

Thanks, Scott.

Scott to Tracy and Dawn, is it really that hard to say?

Earth to Scott Kaiser………. can you beam Hargrove up? We're afraid his dilithium crystal is in need of a re-charge.

Thanks Mark! See, as much as that pained me having to say, I just saved hours on having this conversation.

[Jim Hargrove]

I'll make it easy, here you go!

http://rs5.loc.gov/service/mss/eadxmlmss...011017.pdf

That was easy.... When I finally found a free half hour to listen to it, it was totally believable!!!

I think the old guy you interviewed spoke the truth! He was clearly at ease, comfortable with you, and, IMHO, he told the truth about your Dad! Congratulations on all your EXCELLENT INTERVIEWS!!!

Best of luck to you, Scott!!