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

I just learned that Robert David Steele, the former CIA officer, whom I have talked to about Oswald, is an advocate for something I have been saying a long time: that Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. was murdered. You can read about it here:

https://phibetaiota.net/2020/08/mongoose-did-elliot-roosevelt-murder-joseph-p-kennedy-jr/

Steele emphasizes that it just so happened that Elliot Roosevelt, the son of the President, was flying the follow-up plane?  When you think about how vast the U.S. Military was during WW2, for that juxtaposition of famous names to just happen seems unlikely. And I didn't care for Roosevelt's remark afterwards, that "they must have tripped a wife."  Seems rather flippant, doesn't it? But, the fact is that no official cause of the disaster was ever determined- or even sought. Does that bother you? It bothers me. 

And if it's true that Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. was murdered, then think about what it means. It means that the idea of killing Kennedys existed long before JFK became President. And since JFK did exactly what his older brother intended to do: run for Congress, did they consider killing JFK then? Don't brush it off. They may have considered it. But, they may have decided that it was just too risky, that it might generate renewed interest in what happened to his brother.   

Let's face it: if both brothers died in a freak accident, it's got to make you wonder if they were accidents.

But, by 1963, enough time had passed, and the "lone nut assassin" was so very different, that they thought no one would associate the two, and they were right.

And if you have reluctance about this, just remember that the facts in this case stink. We're not talking about reopening an investigation; we're talking about opening it.