I have to agree with Jim Di David. Reading that memo from a legal standpoint really shows the old saying “you can polish a turd and put sprinkles on it, but it’s still a turd”. That memo set the tone for what was to follow. I can prove this. How?
Because if your incorrect interpretation of the memo was correct, the WC would not have been secretive, more leads would have been followed instead of discouraged, and the records would have been public. But nope.
Lastly, though I am not a Lane fan, if you have a disagreement, as Bugliosi did, with his way of conducting interviews and presenting them, I suggest you apply that same standard to wc lawyers and the commission members interviewing witnesses. Over and over, leading them, not asking relevant follow-up questions, etc. If you want the whole story from conspiracists then first start with your sacred WC. I think that’s fair to apply the same standard don’t you?