Today on the “History Undercover” show, on the History Channel,
they said all kinds of things that I hadn’t yet heard about the Kennedy
assassination. I had heard about a possible govt. hit man and heard
all kinds of other hearsay rumors. But this show was documented 
with actual footage, from that time, and documents released long
after all of that was closed, to prove what they were saying.

They mentioned that Oswald’s 201 file, whatever that is, showed
that he had worked for the CIA. I hadn’t heard that before. They 
showed footage of Jack Ruby sitting in a press briefing where he
shouldn’t have had access. They mentioned that there was an
imposter using Oswald’s name getting passports back to Russia
in Mexico City.

They showed the “Cooper” film that was shot near the grassy knoll 
within 2 or 3 minutes of the assassination. For the first time, that 
I’m aware of, this “Cooper” film proved that there was indeed lots 
of police activity near this area immediately following the shooting. 
The police temporarily apprehended one gentleman who was 
leaving a building in that area. So something must have alerted 
them to activity in that area.

An FBI agent, a Mr. Hosty (spelling?) testified that he was not to 
share his information about Oswald with the police. 

The documents surrounding Clay Shaw, the only man who was ever 
brought to trial for Kennedy’s murder, were ordered destroyed. He was
charged with conspiracy to murder the president. One man saved 23 
boxes regarding this trial from being destroyed. Shaw was acquitted in
one hour after 30 days of testimony.

The assassination review board fought for many years to get much
of this information revealed. 

Gary Raymond was one investigator who saved many of the transcripts
and documents that District attorney Harry Connick (spelling?) had ordered 
destroyed. Mr. Raymond was charged with releasing state secrets for 
saving these documents. He got them to the assassination review board.
Connick was forced to turn over the documents to the review board.
Four million pages have been released to the review board so far.
Some of the pages are still blacked out. The rest of the information is
supposed to be released by 2017.

Dave Powers, a close friend of the president, filmed the motorcade 
from the car directly behind Kennedy’s. He refused to release it to the
public and gave instructions, in his will, that it should never be released
to the public.

Sincerely;

Mike Beaver CCNA, MCP, Network +
Euless, Texas
817-798-2061 
charles.beaver@attbi.com
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