I made a 10 minute video of myself talking about my film DOVEY’S PROMISE, why it is important, and it also has the link where you can watch it for free. Killing Mary Pinchot Meyer was a monstrous crime, especially since she was a woman. And Mary had been a CIA woman, the wife of Cord Meyer. Was he complicit in her murder? I don’t know, but it seems awfully convenient that he was out of town when it happened.
It wasn’t until late that evening that Mary’s brother-in-law Ben Bradlee identified her body at the morgue. But, when the newspapers identified her, they never included that she was the former wife of a top CIA official. And of course, they didn’t identify her as a friend of JFK.
When Dovey Roundtree succeeded in getting Raymond Crump acquitted, it was shocking. The lead-up to the trial had gone on for months, and every day there were articles in the paper damning Crump. Imagine if Jeffrey Epstein had been acquitted. That’s what it was like.
At first, there wasn’t much editorial response to Crump’s stunning acquittal. But slowly, and over time, the story emerged that Crump was guilty but got acquitted over the lack of forensic evidence. But, there is no chance that that’s true. The killer attacked Mary by hand, even though he was armed with a gun. Wouldn’t a robber use his gun to get the victim to cooperate and hand over her money? Then, he took out his gun and shot her in the head.
Miraculously, she was still able to run away, and she ran 24 feet before collapsing. Then, the killer dragged her back 24 feet before shooting her a second time and killing her instantly. But, why would Raymond Crump do that? There is no discernible reason why he wouldn’t shoot her where she fell and then run away. Why waste time dragging her back?
And if robbery wasn’t the motive, what about rape? Raymond Crump was shorter than Mary, and they weighed about the same. So, how could he have been strong enough to rape her? Plus, this was a popular walking trail. And it wasn’t a remote spot. It was right in the middle of Georgetown, just 128 feet from busy Canal Road.
And surely Crump didn’t go there in search of a woman to rape, so what was he doing there? Ironically, Crump told Dovey that he went there to have consensual sex with a woman named Vivien. And Dovey tracked down Vivien, and she confirmed what Raymond said. But, she refused to testify, fearing that her husband would kill her. But, she did submit a signed affidavit. It never got introduced at the trial because Dovey had no a witness to question about it.
But, she did file it; so the Prosecution had to know about it. So, why didn’t the Prosecutor go and talk to Vivien himself and test her credibility? And if he was impressed that she was telling the truth, shouldn’t he have dropped the charges against Crump? But, he never tried to talk to Vivien.
The CIA killed Mary Pinchot Meyer, and it was damage control after they killed JFK. She was going around saying that the CIA killed him and that she was going to expose them. And as ghastly and abominable as it was what they did to her and to Crump, they had no more feeling about it than a Komodo dragon swallowing its prey whole. The coverup had to be done. The truth had to be smothered because what was at stake was the legitimacy and moral authority of the whole U.S. government.
It was the U.S. government that killed Kennedy- not the entire government, but a latticework within the government that included the intelligence agencies (CIA and FBI) the Vice President, prominent Pentagon officials, and more; enough varied people to comprise the power elite within the U.S. government. So, with the stature and legitimacy of the U.S. government at stake, they would kill whomever they had to kill to keep the truth at bay. And is it any different today? The revelation that the U.S. government killed Kennedy would be just as devastating today. So, would they kill again over it? I don’t doubt it, and I worry about it every day of my life.
I hope you’ll watch my video. Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC-fNM-QOIE
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