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Evan Marshall

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  1. Read Larry Holland's "Tipping Point". A Green Beret bud who later joined the Agency and spent his entire career behind the Iron Curtain introduced me to a Marine Sniper who was flown back from Vietnam and then to Dallas to be the backup to two antiCasto Cubans who were the shooters in Dallas. I've verified his claim with several spec ops buds. I'm currently working on my 4th book. This one is on gunfight survival and I have no interest either writing a book about the assassination or being involved in such a project I'm perfectly happy being a grandpa to 33 grandkids and 7 great grandkids.
  2. He probably got "encouraged" to retire and all the decades I knew Charley I never heard him referred to as "Boots". JM Wave shot Kennedy.
  3. I like Mas Ayoob but he's never been in gunfight. I was involved in 11 fatal shootings. THAT DOES NOT MEAN I SHOT 11 PEOPLE IT MEANS I WAS PRESENT WHEN THE BULLETS WERE FLYING AND I WOULD NEVER CONSIDER MYSELF ON SUCH EVENTS!
  4. As I said earlier I knew him and did not like or respect him. He wrote a book titled, "Unrepentant Sinner" and that should give you all the clues you should need.
  5. A lot of assumptions there. I do not belong to the NRA so such a comment is meaningless.
  6. surviving gunfights. His son seemed much more balanced. Mas, of course, can like whoever he wants to. Knew and liked Bill Jordan, Mason Williams, and Rex Applegate.
  7. No, over the last decade or so I've focused on books. Currently working on the 4th one which will be on gunfight survival. I've known Mas for 40 years or more. Carter I never met. Charley. I knew him too well.
  8. I am a retired Sgt from the Detroit Police Dept whose assignments included SWAT and Homicide. In 1973 I started being published in the police and firearms publications. I met and interacted with many of the old-time coppers and gun writers. Sharpshooter? I was a dept sniper and trained a number of federal agencies including the Federal Air Marshals. Charley never seemed to care of the people he shot were armed or not.
  9. My friend also related that Lemay could not understand why they were forbidden to bomb a US auto mfg plant in Germany and why they were forbidden to bomb the rail lines leading to the death camps.
  10. I'm not an expert but you need to look at the event when it happened. 1963 was before Miranda and a whole number of other court decisions AND you have to look at the skills, experience, and MOTIVES of those doing the searching. This was a Homicide and that critical fact got lost in the focus on the victim. My comment was simply this is that too many people engrossed in this topic are quick to slef anoint themselves at experts. And their criticisms on how the search warrant was executed would be like me telling David Mantik he was wrong!
  11. Well, I wrote and served a couple of hundred search warrants during two separate tours of duty at Detroit Homicide and I wonder how many those who are pontificating on the search of the Paine's property?
  12. Blame it on the National Socialist's and the French? Why the continued cover up if the CIA and Fed Govt skirts are clean?
  13. Most hitman are not snipers-met some while assigned to Detroit Homicide. Why try and smuggle some notorious rascal into the states when the US had large numbers of equally if not more qualified than some well-known foreigner?
  14. I posted because I think too much time is wasted running down false and sometimes intentionally misleading info. The works of fiction focusing on CIA assassins or super secret agents authorized by the president to murder are just tripe! I believe in a conspiracy where the shooters were Antu Castro Cubans directed by JM Wave. Don't agree? That ok, but I have proved this to my own satisfaction. Your mileage may vary!
  15. Well when I promise I keep my promises and if you can't under the promise of non-discourse-it has no expiration date. And frankly, I don't care if people believe me or not
  16. I have an old bud, who was good friends with the General and hunted with him every year until Curt's death. He said Lemay mentioned his dislike of JFK but never mentioned the assassination but that may just have meant he was very careful. He, however, did speak frankly of his WW 2 experiences.
  17. As I said I simply wanted to satisfy my own curiosity. I'm not going to name names as I promised not to. Besides the shooters are not the important ones. Who hired the shooters is what counts.
  18. Trust me. They wouldn't need him. Go to Mary Ferrell's sit and download "Tipping Point". Larry has the best idea about the actual shooters. Independently, I talked to a Vietnam era spec ops sniper who was in the Dal Tex building as a backup who was unneeded. A close friend of mine who was a Green Beret A Team leader in Vietnam before joining CIA has verified the backup sniper's bone fides to me. Since none of the books I'm currently working have anything to do with JFK I've simply satisfied my own curiosity.
  19. So while folks are focused on him, sniper #1, #2. and #3, quietly exit the US.
  20. One wonders how much more damage he could have done if he actually was Philby's mole?
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