Law Enforcement Rounded Up Plenty of Threats in Stop before Dallas

[Michaleen Kilroy]

I thought this was an interesting new tidbit from a recent article on a Secret Service man on JFK's detail in Fort Worth, the stop before the Dallas:

During his advance work, Howard had investigated approximately 30 people who had made some kind of threatening comment.
He told me they came up with whatever reason they could dream up to put some of them in jail during the visit. Many of them disliked Kennedy solely because he was Catholic. “Some of them made the crack that they ought to kill that SOB,” said Howard. Of those 30, some ended up in jail and others tailed by agents and police.

http://www.hsvvoice.com/news/20180220/secret-service-agent-remembers-jfk-assassination---part-i

So cranks in Fort Worth get the Secret Service's full attention while a traitorous communist defector who recently got on the radar of the CIA and FBI with altercations in New Orleans and his supposed shenanigans in Mexico City with our enemies' embassies - and now working on the motorcade route - barely gets a nod.

 

 

Edited February 26, 2018 by Mike Kilroy

[Steve Thomas]

1 hour ago, Mike Kilroy said:

I thought this was an interesting new tidbit from a recent article on a Secret Service man on JFK's detail in Fort Worth, the stop before the Dallas:

During his advance work, Howard had investigated approximately 30 people who had made some kind of threatening comment.
He told me they came up with whatever reason they could dream up to put some of them in jail during the visit. Many of them disliked Kennedy solely because he was Catholic. “Some of them made the crack that they ought to kill that SOB,” said Howard. Of those 30, some ended up in jail and others tailed by agents and police.

http://www.hsvvoice.com/news/20180220/secret-service-agent-remembers-jfk-assassination---part-i

So cranks in Fort Worth get the Secret Service's full attention while a traitorous communist defector who recently got on the radar of the CIA and FBI with altercations in New Orleans and his supposed shenanigans in Mexico City with our enemies' embassies - and now working on the motorcade route - barely gets a nod.

 

 

Mike,

 

Just for your own curiosity, you might be interested in this list of subversive groups that were investigated by the Dallas Police Criminal Intelligence Division prior to Kennedy's visit.

It's in Box 13, Folder# 4, Item# 52 of the DPD Archives here:

http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box13.htm

 

I have become convinced that Oswald was not in tthe Police Department's  Intelligence files. In other words, the feds didn't share what they knew about Oswald.

 

Steve Thomas

[Michaleen Kilroy]

47 minutes ago, Steve Thomas said:

Mike,

 

Just for your own curiosity, you might be interested in this list of subversive groups that were investigated by the Dallas Police Criminal Intelligence Division prior to Kennedy's visit.

It's in Box 13, Folder# 4, Item# 52 of the DPD Archives here:

http://jfk.ci.dallas.tx.us/box13.htm

 

I have become convinced that Oswald was not in tthe Police Department's  Intelligence files. In other words, the feds didn't share what they knew about Oswald.

 

Steve Thomas

Thanks, Steve.

Yes, I believe Oswald was removed from the FBI Watch List after the spurious memo from CIA HQ to Mexico City repeating two-year-old State Dept claims that Russia had "matured" him.

Coulda been a mistake.  Coulda been deliberate.  But no investigative body knew enough to ask at the time.