John Hunt And The JFK Assassination

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After John Wilkes Booth escaped from the heavy locked-down Washington D.C. and the Northern army, on the night of the assassination of President Lincoln, JWB headed to Texas and there he took the alias: John Saint Helen.
This Friday, October 27th, 2017 the, supposedly, last of the withheld records associated with the John F. Kennedy assassination are set to be released.
With the many, many coincidences between these two murders, one more seems to be ready to hit the consciousness of millions of people around the world.
E. Howard Hunt’s diaries, one of the main elements himself in the days of Dallas and the “Big Show” are part of the data dump we expect to get a peek at come Friday. Mr. Hunt was a member of the hit team, a coordinator, and CIA asset from the days of the Bay of Pigs on through the Watergate break-in under the Nixon administration.
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H. Hunt made a deathbed confession a few years back, testifying to his activities surrounding these events. Most researchers have no doubts that Hunt was a major player and that his diaries should hold some information of importance, pointing to the CIA’s involvement in the JFK assassination.

* What I find most interesting is that Mr. Hunt named his only son, Saint John Hunt. Pointing to the Alias that John Wilkes Booth used (John Saint Helen). Only those who have studied history and that assassination or who are privy to inaccessible data kept from the ordinary people would know this

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