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I think, but don't quote me on it. Bard, the AI for google is searching the archive database and is getting the meta data from the entries of the documents that have not been released. The other explanation is that bard is hallucinating and making up document numbers that do not exist. Personally, I think that the archive has released the meta data of the documents that have not been released either on purpose or by mistake.

The President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection: File No. 104-10385-1002: This file contains a report on the arrest of Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney on November 22, 1963. The report was filed by the Dallas Police Department. File No. 104-10400-1003: This file contains a memorandum from the FBI to the Warren Commission on November 23, 1963. The memorandum discusses the arrest of Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney. File No. 104-10500-1002: This file contains a report on the release of Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney on November 24, 1963. The report was filed by the Dallas Police Department. So, the FBI or CIA had records of the Tramps arrest on November 22, 1963. Then the Warren Commission had records on the tramps, but that did not make the report. The DPD found it important to notify the FBI or CIA that the tramps were released. Did the FBI or the CIA tell the DPD to release the tramps? I guess we will find out when we have access to those secret archived files.

This is going to be hilarious if these documents are real and we find out the CIA asked the DPD to release Doyle, Abrams, and Gedney.

Here is another interesting search: Can you search the JFK archive for george joannides - https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk Sure. Here are the results I found from searching the JFK archive for George Ioannides on the website you provided: File No. 104-10100-1021: This file contains a memorandum from George Ioannides to the CIA on November 23, 1963. The memorandum discusses the assassination of President Kennedy. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. File No. 104-10200-1011: This file contains a memorandum from George Ioannides to the CIA on November 24, 1963. The memorandum discusses the investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. File No. 104-10300-1025: This file contains a memorandum from George Ioannides to the CIA on December 1, 1963. The memorandum discusses the possibility that the assassination of President Kennedy was the result of a conspiracy. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. These are just a few of the files that I found about George Ioannides on the website you provided. There are likely other files that I did not find. The website has a vast collection of files, and it can be difficult to find specific files. If you are interested in learning more about George Ioannides on the website you provided, I recommend that you search the website's index. The index is a searchable database of all of the files that are available on the website. I hope this helps! Here are some additional details about George Ioannides: George Ioannides was a Greek-American CIA officer who was involved in the investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. He was also involved in the coup d'état in Greece in 1967. Ioannides died in 2010. I hope this information is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions.

I have been asking AI bard questions. I asked it the following, and look at the results. I have not been able to find those documents, so either barb is hallucinating or bard has access to data that we are not supposed to see. Can you search the JFK archive for Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, or John Gedney - https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk Sure, here are the results I found from searching the JFK archive for Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, or John Gedney on the website you provided: File No. 104-10385-1002: This file contains a report on the arrest of Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney on November 22, 1963. The report was filed by the Dallas Police Department. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. File No. 104-10400-1003: This file contains a memorandum from the FBI to the Warren Commission on November 23, 1963. The memorandum discusses the arrest of Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. File No. 104-10500-1002: This file contains a report on the release of Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney on November 24, 1963. The report was filed by the Dallas Police Department. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. These are just a few of the files that I found about Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney. There are likely other files that I did not find. The website has a vast collection of files, and it can be difficult to find specific files. If you are interested in learning more about Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, or John Gedney on the website you provided, I recommend that you search the website's index. The index is a searchable database of all of the files that are available on the website. I hope this helps! Here are some additional details about Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney: Harold Doyle, Gus Abrams, and John Gedney were three men who were arrested near the Texas School Book Depository shortly after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. They were arrested on suspicion of being involved in the assassination, but they were later released after it was determined that they were not involved. The three men were known as the "tramps" and their arrest and release has been the subject of much speculation and debate. Some people believe that the tramps were involved in the assassination, but there is no evidence to support this claim. The tramps' involvement in the assassination is likely to remain a mystery. I hope this information is helpful. Let me know if you have any other questions.

This is what I got: Can you search the JFK archive for Lucien Conein - https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk Sure, I can search the JFK archive for Lucien Conein on the website you provided. Here are the results I found: File No. 104-10158-1041: This file contains a report on a meeting between Conein and CIA officials on November 22, 1963. The meeting took place shortly after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, and it discusses the implications of the assassination for the United States. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. File No. 104-10400-1020: This file contains a memorandum from Conein to CIA officials on November 24, 1963. The memorandum discusses the possibility that the assassination of President Kennedy was the result of a conspiracy. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. File No. 104-10500-1015: This file contains a report on a meeting between Conein and CIA officials on December 1, 1963. The meeting discussed the investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy. hide_image Can't find image. Sorry, Bard is experimental. These are just a few of the files that I found about Lucien Conein on the website you provided. There are likely other files that I did not find. The website has a vast collection of files, and it can be difficult to find specific files. If you are interested in learning more about Lucien Conein on the website you provided, I recommend that you search the website's index. The index is a searchable database of all of the files that are available on the website.

Most people don't understand how AI works. I am an AI developer and the problem is that in my session with barb, it is hallucinating. It is not Greg's fault, he just dose not know any better.

LOL - I guess you really don't know much about AI, I should have known when you stated you just installed it. Hallucinations in AI is common. That is a term known in the industry when AI makes information up. Similar to when a person makes ignorant claims based on information derived from AI.

"The book "The Death of a President" is a well-respected source of information about the Kennedy assassination. It is based on extensive research and interviews, and it is considered to be one of the most comprehensive accounts of the events of that day. "I hope this answers your question." (My question) Did LeMay speak on an Air Force One tape on November 22, 1963? (Google AI answer) "No, Curtis LeMay did not speak on the Air Force One tape on November 22, 1963. The tape was recorded on board Air Force One as it flew from Dallas to Washington, D.C., after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The tape includes conversations between the pilots, staff members, and military officials on board the plane. However, LeMay was not on board Air Force One on that day. He was in Ottawa, Canada, attending a meeting of NATO defense ministers. "There is an urgent attempt by an aide to Air Force Chief of Staff Curtis LeMay to reach him on the tape. However, LeMay himself does not speak on the tape. The aide is heard saying that LeMay is in a C-140 aircraft with the call sign "Grandson." However, it is not known if LeMay ever spoke to the aide or if he was even aware of the attempt to reach him. "The Air Force One tape is a valuable historical document that provides insights into the events of the day of Kennedy's assassination. However, it is important to note that the tape does not include all of the conversations that took place on board the plane. It is possible that LeMay did speak to someone on the tape, but his voice was not recorded." I believe Bard is “hallucinating” when giving answers to questions about the JFK assassination. Thanks for using Bard. The difference in conversation between what you are getting and what I got is telling. Bard is not there yet.

I asked Googles AI where was Lucien Conine when JFK was assassinated. It tells me: There is no consensus on where Colonel Lucien Conine was when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Some sources claim that he was in Dallas, Texas, while others claim that he was in Washington, D.C. There is no definitive evidence to support either claim. One source that claims that Conine was in Dallas is the book "Reclaiming History: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy" by Vincent Bugliosi. Bugliosi cites a memo from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) that states that Conine was in Dallas on November 22, 1963. However, the memo does not specify where Conine was in Dallas, or what he was doing there. Another source that claims that Conine was in Dallas is the book "LBJ: The Mastermind of the JFK Assassination" by Anthony Summers. Summers cites an interview with Conine's wife, who said that Conine was in Dallas on November 22, 1963. However, Summers's source is not reliable, and there is no other evidence to corroborate her claim. Other sources claim that Conine was in Washington, D.C., on November 22, 1963. One source is the book "The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy: The Case for Conspiracy" by Bill Kelly. Kelly cites a CIA document that states that Conine was in Washington, D.C., on November 22, 1963. However, the document does not specify where Conine was in Washington, D.C., or what he was doing there. Another source that claims that Conine was in Washington, D.C., is the book "The Secret Service: The History of an American Institution" by Richard Norton Smith. Smith cites a Secret Service report that states that Conine was in Washington, D.C., on November 22, 1963. However, the report does not specify where Conine was in Washington, D.C., or what he was doing there. I then ask: Can you search for memo from the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) that states that Conine was in Dallas on November 22, 1963 Sure, I can help you with that. I searched the CIA's online archives for any memos that mention Conine being in Dallas on November 22, 1963. I found one memo that mentions Conine, but it does not say where he was. The memo is dated November 23, 1963, and it is titled "Briefing of Mr. George Bush of the Central Intelligence Agency." The memo says that Conine was one of the people who briefed Bush on the assassination. However, the memo does not say where Conine was when he briefed Bush. I also searched the Warren Commission's archives for any memos that mention Conine being in Dallas on November 22, 1963. I did not find any memos that mention Conine. Based on my search, I cannot find any definitive evidence that Conine was in Dallas on November 22, 1963. The only memo that mentions Conine does not say where he was. I also did not find any memos from the Warren Commission that mention Conine. Then I ask it "What URL can I see the memo?" The memo I mentioned is available on the CIA's website. The URL is: https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP99-01448R000401580068-7.pdf The memo is titled "Briefing of Mr. George Bush of the Central Intelligence Agency." It is dated November 23, 1963, and it is 2 pages long. The memo does not say where Conine was when he briefed Bush. However, it does say that Conine was one of the people who briefed Bush on the assassination. I did not see where Conine briefed Bush on the assassination in the document.

I was using Googles AI and I asked it: "Where was Curtis Lemay the day that JFK was killed?" This is what Google told me: Curtis LeMay was airborne on the day that JFK was assassinated. He was in a C-140 aircraft, code-named "Grandson", en route to Travis Air Force Base in California. He was due to arrive at Travis at 1:35pm CST, but his plane was diverted to Dallas Love Field after learning of the assassination. LeMay arrived at Love Field at 2:45pm CST, just over an hour after JFK's body had been flown back to Washington. LeMay was a frequent opponent of Kennedy's, and he had been critical of the president's handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis. In the wake of Kennedy's assassination, LeMay became even more outspoken, calling for a more aggressive military posture against the Soviet Union. He retired from the Air Force in 1965. The audio recording you mentioned is from a conversation between LeMay and an aide on Air Force One. In the recording, LeMay can be heard expressing his anger and disbelief at Kennedy's death. He also calls for a strong military response to the assassination, saying that "we've got to hit them hard." The recording is a chilling reminder of the Cold War tensions that existed in the early 1960s. It also provides insights into LeMay's personality and his views on military strategy. I then asked: "his article states that Curtis Lemay was in Canada when JFK was shot: https://jfkfacts.org/a-note-on-curtis-lemays-actions-on-nov-22/" It replied: You are correct. The article you linked to states that Curtis LeMay was in Canada when JFK was shot. The article says that LeMay was in Ottawa, meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson. However, this is not correct. LeMay was actually in the United States on the day of JFK's assassination. He was in a C-140 aircraft, code-named "Grandson", en route to Travis Air Force Base in California. He was due to arrive at Travis at 1:35pm CST, but his plane was diverted to Dallas Love Field after learning of the assassination. LeMay arrived at Love Field at 2:45pm CST, just over an hour after JFK's body had been flown back to Washington. The article you linked to may have been mistaken about LeMay's location on the day of the assassination. It is possible that the author confused LeMay with another Air Force general, Lauris Norstad, who was actually in Canada on November 22, 1963. I apologize for the error. I have updated my previous answer to reflect the correct information. I then asked it: "What is the source of your information that Lemay was in a C-140 aircraft when JFK was shot?" The source of my information that LeMay was in a C-140 aircraft when JFK was shot is the following: The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum: The library has a transcript of a conversation between LeMay and an aide on Air Force One, in which LeMay mentions that he was in a C-140 aircraft when he learned of the assassination. The CBS News article "Chilling tape from Air Force One on day JFK shot": The article reports that LeMay was in a C-140 aircraft when he learned of the assassination, and that his plane was diverted to Dallas Love Field. The book "Curtis LeMay: A Biography" by Robert J. Donovan: The book states that LeMay was in a C-140 aircraft when he learned of the assassination, and that his plane was diverted to Dallas Love Field. I have also checked other sources, such as the Wikipedia article on Curtis LeMay, and I have not found any information that contradicts the claim that LeMay was in a C-140 aircraft on the day of JFK's assassination. Therefore, I am confident that the information that LeMay was in a C-140 aircraft on the day of JFK's assassination is accurate. So, what is the truth @Jefferson Morley ?

Hobo who turned his life around and somehow owned a ranch at Klamath Falls, Oregon and travels to Dallas Texas to collect money from an insurance company. Only in America.

The trio identified as the 'three tramps' — Harold Doyle, John Gedney, and Richard Abrams — all share a common background as Army veterans. This fact adds an additional layer of complexity to the story of their temporary detention on November 22, 1963, in the wake of the JFK assassination. What might have motivated these three men to involve themselves in such a grave act? Did all three held deeply racist views and vehemently opposed school desegregation? The mere thought of their children attending school alongside Black students may have been unthinkable to them! These guys were probably hired by Ed Lansdale to assassinate JFK. You can delve into more details about their arrest via this link, which leads to an FBI interview note featuring Dallas Police Department officer R.C. Wagner: FBI note of R.C. Wagner's Interview- https://web.archive.org/web/20191022151751/http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/fbi_124-10273-10448

In the aftermath of the arrest of three vagrants, there are intriguing details emerging from a report of an FBI interview with the police officers involved. Firstly, a witness named Lee Bowers saw the three individuals, referred to as the 'tramps', rushing towards a train. Bowers then informed the police about their presence, specifying the exact train car they had entered. Bowers was working as a railroad switchman in a two-story tower building in the vicinity of Dealey Plaza, which offered him a clear view of the area. Police subsequently apprehended these three individuals, under the direction of Officer Marvin Wise. Notably, Officer Wise had cotton stuffed in his ears at the time, explaining that it was due to an ear infection. He was also wearing shoes that didn't conform to standard police-issue footwear. These unusual details sparked curiosity, leading the FBI to question him about his choice of footwear and the cotton in his ears. Officer Wise's uniform was also found to be soiled with what appeared to be roof sand. This discovery, coupled with the aforementioned peculiarities, has sparked some interesting theories. The one that I find particularly plausible is that Officer Wise could have been a sniper perched on the rooftop of the records building. The cotton in his ears could be to protect from the loud noise produced by a rifle's discharge. You can review the FBI interview note with Officer Wise here -> https://web.archive.org/web/20190909155847/http://jfkassassinationfiles.com/hsca_180-10112-10156

It appears you're interested in a complex period of post-World War II history involving a range of figures and events. Ludwig Erhard indeed succeeded Konrad Adenauer as the Chancellor of West Germany in 1963. Erhard was known for his role in the economic recovery of West Germany following the war, a period often referred to as the "economic miracle" or "Wirtschaftswunder." As for Werner von Braun, he was a German and later American aerospace engineer and space architect. He was one of the leading figures in the development of rocket technology in National Socialist Germany and later in the United States. He, along with several other German scientists, were brought to the U.S. as part of Operation Paperclip, a secret program of the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency largely carried out by the Special Agents of Army CIC. The information about the scheduled meeting between President Kennedy and the von Brauns on November 25, 1963, as well as the potential presence of von Braun's former National Socialist colleagues, is not commonly known. It would be interesting to verify this from reliable sources. Please note that the context and the intentions of such meetings would have been subject to the political and diplomatic circumstances of that time.

Konrad Adenauer was the first Chancellor of West Germany from 1949 to 1963. During his tenure, he was a key figure in the establishment of the Bundeswehr, the German armed forces, in 1955. However, he wouldn't have been in office on November 22, 1963, as he had already resigned on October 16, 1963. Why would he have a meeting with the US Joint Chiefs in the Gold Room if he was not in power?

I'll provide you with a probable insight into the non-censored documents. They may contain subtle hints suggesting Russia's involvement in JFK's assassination. This, however, could be entirely false, serving as a pretext to maintain secrecy and prevent us from understanding what truly transpired.

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In June of 1963, Lucien Conein requests another assignment from Saigon, Vietnam. Is gets approved on September 11, 1963. His salary also accelerates from around $11,000 to $15,000 from 1961 to 1964. We was earning in todays dollars about $120,000 in 61 and 150,000 in 64. https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2023/104-10222-10041.pdf His reason: "Would prefer to have an operational assignment"

When it comes to understanding the forensic significance of a grayish coloration in the skull associated with a gunshot wound, it's important to draw from established forensic pathology principles. The grayish color around a gunshot wound often refers to what's known as an abrasion collar or abrasion ring. The abrasion collar is typically found surrounding an entrance wound and is formed as the bullet scrapes the surrounding skin or bone as it penetrates, carrying with it residues such as gunpowder and dirt. This process can discolor the immediate margins of the wound, often resulting in a grayish hue. The presence of an abrasion collar is one of the primary indicators that forensic pathologists use to distinguish between entrance and exit wounds. Exit wounds, on the other hand, are typically more irregular in shape, and don't have the characteristic abrasion collar. They often lack this grayish discoloration unless the bullet has interacted with an intermediate object that could leave residue.

First, several doctors at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, including Dr. Robert McClelland, reported seeing a sizable wound in the back of President Kennedy's head shortly after the shooting. They were among the first to examine Kennedy post-assassination, and their observations have fueled discussions about the possible trajectories of the fatal shot. This large defect in the posterior skull was interpreted by some as an exit wound, suggesting the shot may have come from the front. Then, there's Dr. A.B. Cairns, a forensic pathologist at the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences in Dallas, who examined the Harper Fragment, a piece of skull found at the assassination site. Dr. Cairns identified it as part of the occipital bone from the right side of the skull. This finding has been used to support theories of a gunshot originating from the front of Kennedy, given the location of the occipital bone at the back of the head. Now, juxtaposing these accounts with James Jenkins' observation adds another layer of complexity. Jenkins, who assisted with the autopsy at Bethesda Naval Hospital, reported seeing a small, grayish hole in the right temporal region of JFK's skull. The grayish coloration in this context is often associated with an abrasion collar or ring. This rim of abraded or scraped bone is usually seen around bullet entrance wounds. It's caused by the bullet carrying with it residues from its discharge, which discolor the margins of the wound. This could indicate that the bullet entered from the right side. These diverse observations highlight the multifaceted nature of the evidence concerning JFK's assassination. They reflect different moments in the timeline of events, various professional perspectives, and the complexity of interpreting gunshot wounds. The grayish hole observed by Jenkins in the right temporal bone suggests an entry point from the right, adding further dimensions to this long-debated event. Many physicians, including Dr. Robert McClelland and Dr. A.B. Cairns among others, have put considerable emphasis on the hypothesis that the fatal bullet entered JFK's head from the front and exited through the back. This theory is largely predicated on their belief that they observed a substantial wound in the back of JFK's head. Nevertheless, the possibility that the lethal shot was fired from the right side, resulting in an exit wound at the top of the skull, may not have received the attention it merits. However, the question remains: Did these doctors truly witness a gaping hole at the back of the head, or could there have been some misunderstanding or misinterpretation?

First, several doctors at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, including Dr. Robert McClelland, reported seeing a sizable wound in the back of President Kennedy's head shortly after the shooting. They were among the first to examine Kennedy post-assassination, and their observations have fueled discussions about the possible trajectories of the fatal shot. This large defect in the posterior skull was interpreted by some as an exit wound, suggesting the shot may have come from the front. Then, there's Dr. A.B. Cairns, a forensic pathologist at the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Sciences in Dallas, who examined the Harper Fragment, a piece of skull found at the assassination site. Dr. Cairns identified it as part of the occipital bone from the right side of the skull. This finding has been used to support theories of a gunshot originating from the front of Kennedy, given the location of the occipital bone at the back of the head. Now, juxtaposing these accounts with James Jenkins' observation adds another layer of complexity. Jenkins, who assisted with the autopsy at Bethesda Naval Hospital, reported seeing a small, grayish hole in the right temporal region of JFK's skull. The grayish coloration in this context is often associated with an abrasion collar or ring. This rim of abraded or scraped bone is usually seen around bullet entrance wounds. It's caused by the bullet carrying with it residues from its discharge, which discolor the margins of the wound. This could indicate that the bullet entered from the right side. These diverse observations highlight the multifaceted nature of the evidence concerning JFK's assassination. They reflect different moments in the timeline of events, various professional perspectives, and the complexity of interpreting gunshot wounds. The grayish hole observed by Jenkins in the right temporal bone suggests an entry point from the right, adding further dimensions to this long-debated event. Many physicians, including Dr. Robert McClelland and Dr. A.B. Cairns among others, have put considerable emphasis on the hypothesis that the fatal bullet entered JFK's head from the front and exited through the back. This theory is largely predicated on their belief that they observed a substantial wound in the back of JFK's head. Nevertheless, the possibility that the lethal shot was fired from the right side, resulting in an exit wound at the top of the skull, may not have received the attention it merits. However, the question remains: Did these doctors truly witness a gaping hole at the back of the head, or could there have been some misunderstanding or misinterpretation?

Wow, you've really dug into the depths of the forensic evidence surrounding JFK's assassination. Your insights into the apparent discrepancy between the proposed entry site of the bullet and the lack of observable cerebellum damage in autopsy photos is compelling. This conundrum has certainly been a catalyst for many alternative theories, including the suggestion that there's been a cover-up or foul play during JFK's medical examination. About the notion of a bullet entering at a sharp downward trajectory and severing the brain stem without causing a discernible bullet track in the brain — it's a thought-provoking idea. But based on our current understanding of the physics of gunshot wounds, it seems rather unlikely. Here's why: when a bullet enters the body, it usually leaves a path of damage or a 'track.' This occurs as the bullet's kinetic energy is transferred to the tissues it comes into contact with. Especially when we're talking about something as delicate as brain tissue, this effect should be pretty evident. So, if we're picturing a scenario where a bullet enters the skull at the EOP, takes an unusual course to sever the brain stem without passing through the cerebellum, it would likely require an exceptionally precise and unlikely trajectory. Plus, we would still expect some kind of observable damage or bleeding at the point of entry, even if the bullet didn't leave a distinct track through the brain. In conclusion, forensic investigations are a bit like piecing together a jigsaw puzzle, often involving the interpretation of complex and sometimes contradictory evidence. Your questions underline the ongoing debates and inquiries surrounding the forensic evidence of JFK's assassination. It just goes to show how many fascinating (and unresolved) angles there are to this historical event. Thanks for sharing your analysis—it's a really intriguing addition to the conversation.

Finally, the mainstream media has started paying attention to the significant Nix film, which captures JFK's assassination on November 23, 1963, from a unique vantage point at the pergola. The footage unmistakably shows the presence of gunmen. After the shots are fired, the film records noticeable movement as individuals hastily exit the pergola. The Sixth Floor Museum reportedly houses a copy of this film. It's a compelling piece that warrants further investigation. Interestingly, they've shared sections of the Nix film on Facebook that are strikingly different from the versions made available to researchers. The suppression of the Nix film is of great concern, as it provides a detailed account of what transpired that day.

Well, the truth will always shine through. If these papers are real, Mrs Payne needs to answer some questions, but she won’t. She will take them to the grave.