Mpls. judge wants JFK material in national archives, not Dallas...

[Demagitator]

Source: Associated Press

DALLAS (AP) The Dallas County district attorney says he may donate long-hidden items related to the assassination of President Kennedy to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.

But U.S. District Judge John Tunheim (TOON'-hyme) of Minneapolis is urging Craig Watkins, Jr., to donate the material to the National Archive's Kennedy Assassination Collection in College Park, Maryland, instead. During the 1990s, Tunheim was chairman of the U.S. Assassination Records Review Board.

Watkins says he will not make a final decision until next week.

The items include a purported transcript between Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald and his killer, nightclub owner Jack Ruby and a movie contract signed by Henry Wade, then Dallas County's district attorney.

Read more: http://www.kxmc.com/News/214608.asp

[halobeam]

1. k and r

for morning read.

Thanks!

[TrogL]

2. If it goes to the National Archives, we'll never see it again

Dubya will bury it.

[rasputin1952]

3. I was thinking the same thing, although not the bush connection...

:(

[defendandprotect]

4. Who owns the AP now . . . ?

Interesting that they're not telling you that John Tunheim CHAIRED the 1992 JFK Assassination Classified Records Act which reviewed all the material --- presumably including Oswald's employment records and his IRS filings --- documents which the press had requested be released at the time of the JFK coup . . .

At any rate, the John Tunheim Panel concluded that . . .

"Oswald was employed by the CIA working on high level assignments and probably also for the FBI."

This is also supported by copies of a CIA document in which the Director advises the Secret Service that the CIA had TRAINED Oswald for spying in Russia.

John Tunheim -- the Panel --- and the one time liberal A&E History Channel did try to get this information out at the time the network was calling itself "the network for the new millennium."
The documentary played on A&E for a few months and has not been re-broadcast.


Meanwhile, re the records --- real or fake ---
Obviously, they are all in danger of being lost or stolen ---
John Mack of the TSBD Museum moved to the dark side ---
and the Archieves seem to have been infiltrated/corrupted ---
The criminally minded in Washington, DC have increasingly powerful ways to destroy information
and assets these days, it seems . . .

[Infinite Hope]

5. A movie contract??? How does that tie in? n/t