Paz Marverde Rosas: As we know, Jim Garrison, the New Orleans DA, reopened the investigation on the assassination of JFK and incriminated Clay Shaw. Garrison discovered that Shaw was a member of Centro Mondiale Commerciale, an Italian company which, in reality, was a CIA front. Thanks to the Italian historian Michele Metta, who was able to get the CMC papers, it emerges that Byrd, the owner of the Texas School Books Depository, the location where Lee Oswald was accused of having fired from on that fatal day, November 22, 1963, was connected to the CMC. In this excerpt from Metta's book, Accomplishing Jim Garrison's Investigation on the Trail of the Assassins of JFK, this connection is explained. Courtesy of Michele Metta
Ralph Cinque: Thank you for that, Paz. Now, here is the clincher: Like Centro Mondiale Commerciale, the Texas School Book Depository was also a CIA front. The book distributing was just a cover for what they were really doing, which was espionage, gun-running, and drug-running. How could they be distributing books to schools when there were no school-size orders? How could an "order-filler" with nothing but a clipboard, carry boxes of books? Do you realize how heavy a box of books is? And why would so many boxes have been open? And why would they need a "mailer" who was wrapping small orders in brown paper, the same brown paper that Oswald supposedly stole to construct his supposed bag? No one would wrap a heavy box of books in brown paper. There would be no point. Then, they had a tying machine that only worked with small parcels. So, they weren't shipping boxes of books, which means they weren't shipping to schools. At schools, you have classes, and every kid in the class needs a book. It was all a facade. The TSBD was CIA, and they were directly involved in killing Kennedy. Not everyone of course, but people like Truly, Shelly, etc.- they were directly involved in killing Kennedy and framing Oswald in a CIA operation.
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