Judyth Vary Baker on You Tube

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Run time: 10:33 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mou2Tj3RaGA   Posted on YouTube: April 30, 2010 By YouTube Member: JamesFetzerNews Views on YouTube: 1   Posted on DU: April 30, 2010 By DU Member: jxnmsdemguy65 Views on DU: 936

 
Series of 1 thru 6.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_F._Kennedy_assassination_conspiracy_theories#New_Orleans_conspiracy

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1. Ahem...

"In 2003, Judyth Vary Baker, a former employee of the Reily Coffee Company in New Orleans who had been employed there at the same time as Lee Harvey Oswald, appeared in an episode of Nigel Turner's ongoing documentary television series, The Men Who Killed Kennedy. According to Baker, she and Oswald had been hired by Reily in the spring of 1963 as a "cover" for a clandestine CIA project designed to develop biological weapons that could be used to assassinate Fidel Castro.<44> Baker further claimed that she and Oswald began an affair, and that they had planned to run away to Mexico together after the assassination. In the years since Baker first made her allegations public, she has failed to produce any evidence that she was acquainted with Oswald, and the research community has widely concluded that her claims are a hoax.<45>"

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3. What "research community" . . . ??

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5. Here...

"A partial list of historians who consider Vary Baker's claims to be a hoax includes: Attorney and author Vincent Bugliosi, researcher Mary Ferrell, researcher Barb Junkkarinen, Professor John McAdams of Marquette University and David A. Reitzes of jfk-online.com."

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7. McAdams and Bugliosi . . . !!!

That's the right wing "research" community . . .

Will look for what Ferrell said on it --




PS: Took a quick look at Ferrell website/JFK -- The website presents information

on McAdams comments -- or is it a book? -- on Baker --

and presents other coverage of Baker by different researchers -- including "Lee & Me" info --

but I don't see anything pro or con on Baker as a Mary Ferrell comment or support

or denial of support? I don't even know if Mary Ferrell is still alive? Is she?



Meanwhile, I do find Judyth Vary Baker high believable --

as I do Madeline Brown.

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2. I call bullshit....Judyth speaks the truth!

Listen to all six segments if you doubt the veracity of this woman.

(Snip) She worked in the same company as Lee Harvey Oswald, the Reily Coffee Company, and was hired on exactly the same date as Lee Harvey Oswald by the same small sub-company of Reily's, Standard Coffee Co. Both were subsequently transferred to Reily's one week later. An ad to replace her at Reily's was ordered the day Oswald was fired from Reily's, and she was terminated the same day Oswald was arrested (August 9, 1963) in New Orleans after he handed out pro-Cuban pamphlets. (Judyth asserts the jobs at Reily were a front for their covert activities, arranged by Dr. Ochsner and his allies. A probability study by statistics professor Dr. John Williams, published in The Dealey Plaza Echo in 2006, with a second supporting article published in 2007, concluded that statistically these events could not have occurred by chance.

http://www.jfkmurdersolved.com/judyth.htm

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4. Agree . . .

it's amazing how much has come to be known since '63 --

I don't think anyone has ever denied that Baker was a scientist and worked for Ochsner --

or that David Ferrie was working on producing "cancer" in mice -- or that he

had connections to CIA. As for "no evidence," how well do we all recall that the journalists

asked repeatedly for Oswald's IRS returns and his pay slips. Always denied.

The 1992 JFK Classified Records Act -- headed by John Tunnheim -- obviously were able to see

the records and concluded that ...

"Oswald was employed by the CIA working on high level assignments

and probably also for the FBI."

Haven't watched it yet -- but glad to see Fetzer is still active and Baker is still with us!

:)

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6. Thanks -- hadn't seen those before -- was

difficult to follow the series -- Part one, but nothing really marked after that --

I watched two others with Fetzer/Baker -- presumably that was part of it but couldn't

find any more ... ????

Watched some other stuff -- Hadn't seen RFK's confrontation of LBJ previously -- Wow!

And, agree with Jim Garrison that we are still all "Hamlet's" waiting for truth.