Oswald in the doorway: the blog of the Oswald Innocence Campaign, by Ralph Cinque

 

DOVEY'S PROMISE was officially released on April 15 on Fandango and AppleTV. Here is the link on Fandango. It is a very explosive film because of what it says about the JFK assassination.

Everything about the case looked like a professional hit. The attacker began by attacking Mary Pinchot Meyer by hand, even though he was armed with a gun. Then after shooting her, he dragged her body 24 feet, apparently, because he wanted to leave it in a different spot. But, why would Raymond Crump care about that?

And what was his supposed motive? She was in work-out clothes: pedal pushers and sneakers, with no jewelry. So, how much cash could she have had on her?

And rape? She was 2 1/2 inches taller than Crump, and they were about the same weight. So, how was he big enough and strong enough to rape her? It was a popular walking trail, and the site was just 128 feet from busy Canal Rd in Georgetown, with a wide open view.

As Dovey said, the case against Crump never made sense.

But, if Crump didn't do it, and he was acquitted, who did? No one ever suggested it was some other derelict who managed to escape.

The government was skating on thin ice because if Crump didn't do it, it had to be a professional hit. James Angleton, the head of counterintelligence at the CIA, broke into Mary's home the night of her murder to steal her diary.

But, it wasn't the CIA prosecuting Crump. It was the DOJ- the U.S. Department of Justice. The DOJ is the prosecutorial arm of the President of the United States, who was Lyndon Johnson.

So, this case went to the top, and the stakes were extremely high. It was a disaster for the government when Crump got off, and the government went into damage control immediately and thereafter.

This case has been a minefield all along. And now, for the first time, there is a feature film about it that goes right for the jugular.

So, if you haven't done it yet, you should watch DOVEY'S PROMISE because it can change recorded history. It can have an impact like Oliver Stone's JFK. The murders of John F. Kennedy and Mary Pinchot Meyer were unspeakable evils, and this film sheds light on both. Watch it because it is a great courtroom drama, but also watch it because you want justice for them.

This has been suppressed history for 60 years. But, now there is a film about it. So, for the sake of fighting evil and backing good, please watch this film.

https://athome.fandango.com/content/browse/details/Dovey-s-Promise/4111720