>Mexico City: Mystery Solved
>=EF=82=A7   In August, Judyth trained Lee to handle the deadly materials.
>Judyth left for Florida at the end of the month.
>=EF=82=A7   Lee couriered the materials to Mexico City at the end of Septembe=
>r,
>expecting to meet a contact who would bring them into Cuba.  He was
>ordered to make the trip by his CIA-handler, Mr. B, who Lee came to
>believe was David Atlee Phillips.
>New information: Mr. B was most likely Frank Bender, one alias of Gerry
>Droller, a CIA man posted to Mexico City at the same time as Phillips.
>There is reason to believe that Droller, supposedly with the OSS during
>the WWII, was actually an ex-Nazi who worked on biological weapons for
>Hitler.
>=EF=82=A7   Lee was left holding the bag -- i.e., no one was there to meet him
>in Mexico City to take the materials off his hands.  So he desperately
>tried to get into Cuba himself, where his knowledge of the language,
>the terrain, safe houses, and contacts might still be used.  Indeed,
>initially, he expected to make the entire trip himself.  He was frantic
>because the
>Deadly Alliance 2 page9
>=EF=82=A7   Lee and Judyth were heartsick over the plan to treat a
>prisoner/mental patient, but were powerless to stop it.  Several days
>after the first trip, Lee took Judyth to the hospital to see the test
>subject.  Shaw OK=E2=80=99d it, as he wanted her professional assessment of
>the patient=E2=80=99s condition.
>=EF=82=A7   Judyth checked on the bloodwork to see if the serum =E2=80=9Ctook=
>.=E2=80=9D  If
>the bloodwork was not conclusive, an immediate blood sample could have
>been drawn and checked while she was still there. As it turned out,
>radical changes began quickly.  The man she saw (there may have been
>more than one) was Cuban, white, about Castro's age and physique.
>Corroborating evidence:  Judyth was seen in Oswald=E2=80=99s company on this
>second trip by:

>=EF=83=BC   Edwin Lea McGehee:
>An "old...battered" car drove up to his barbershop and Lee Harvey
>Oswald came inside for a haircut. "There was a woman sitting on the
>front seat [of the car]...and in the back seat what I noticed was --
>looked like a [baby] bassinet..." (Judyth says this was a car used by
>the Lewis=E2=80=99s and that the bassinet was for the pregnant Anna).
>=EF=83=BC   At the home of Reeves Morgan, State Representative and a guard at
>the hospital, Morgan=E2=80=99s daughter, Mary:
>When Oswald was in the house talking with her dad, she went onto the
>porch and =E2=80=9Cjust casually noticed there was a dark colored car parked
>under a tree in the front of the house." She remembered "seeing a woman
>in the car.=E2=80=9D
>Note:  The fact that there were two trips within days of each other
>explains why some accounts say this was a three-day trip.  It is
>unlikely that any of these men, and certainly not Shaw, would make a
>three-day trip together.
>=EF=82=A7   Judyth and Lee began to realize that they were trapped. They could
>not back out of the plot for fear they would be killed.  The test was a
>success, as the subject died within weeks.
>.
>_____________________________________________________________________
>The Road to the Assassination
>=EF=82=A7   Based on a message to a Shaw associate from H.L. Hunt, all those
>involved with the labs had reason to fear for their lives.   Ferrie and
>Lee both found ways to make themselves appear useful, and they
>destroyed evidence that might lead the plotters to Judyth.  Ferrie
>arranged for Judyth to take a job in September at Peninsular Chem in
>Florida, which made highly

>http://mcadams.posc.mu.edu/occipital.htm

>But perhaps a different version.

>.John

>On 20 Aug 2006 14:14:10 -0700, "Shadow-It" <Shadow...@hush.com> wrote:

>>Deadly Alliance 1 page9
>>The Road to the Assassination
>>=EF=82=A7       Based on a message to a Shaw associate from H.L. Hunt, all those
>>involved with the labs had reason to fear for their lives.   Ferrie and
>>Lee both found ways to make themselves appear useful, and they
>>destroyed evidence that might lead the plotters to Judyth.  Ferrie
>>arranged for Judyth to take a job in September at Peninsular Chem in
>>Florida, which made highly toxic chemicals.  There she continued to
>>contribute to the project by making =E2=80=9Ccustom=E2=80=9D chemicals for =
>>Ferrie.
>>Evidence:  Judyth has a read-out from a chemical analysis done at
>>PenChem.
>>=EF=82=A7       Lee and Judyth actually liked the Kennedys, but they never thought
>>events would progress that far.  In private, Ferrie told Lee and Judyth
>>that he also opposed the assassination.  He was putting on an act for
>>Shaw, who represented Texas money in New Orleans.
>>Note:  Every mention in the historical record of Oswald talking about
>>Kennedy is a positive one.  (We have a compilation of Lee=E2=80=99s
>>statements.)
>>=EF=82=A7       Judyth, Ferrie, and Lee all understood, as early as the third week
>>of August, that Lee's grooming in Russia and his activities in New
>>Orleans made him the perfect patsy. Fearing he was a dead man if he
>>tried to break with the conspirators at this point, he would join them,
>>walking with eyes wide open into the patsy role. He hoped to get close
>>to the inner circle of the conspiracy in Dallas and, claims Judyth,
>>stop the plot from the inside.  To get further inside, he would play up
>>his connections to Marcello and revealed his marksmanship

>>Mexico City: Mystery Solved
>>=EF=82=A7       In August, Judyth trained Lee to handle the deadly materials.
>>Judyth left for Florida at the end of the month.
>>=EF=82=A7       Lee couriered the materials to Mexico City at the end of Septembe=
>>r,
>>expecting to meet a contact who would bring them into Cuba.  He was
>>ordered to make the trip by his CIA-handler, Mr. B, who Lee came to
>>believe was David Atlee Phillips.
>>New information: Mr. B was most likely Frank Bender, one alias of Gerry
>>Droller, a CIA man posted to Mexico City at the same time as Phillips.
>>There is reason to believe that Droller, supposedly with the OSS during
>>the WWII, was actually an ex-Nazi who worked on biological weapons for
>>Hitler.
>>=EF=82=A7       Lee was left holding the bag -- i.e., no one was there to meet him
>>in Mexico City to take the materials off his hands.  So he desperately
>>tried to get into Cuba himself, where his knowledge of the language,
>>the terrain, safe houses, and contacts might still be used.  Indeed,
>>initially, he expected to make the entire trip himself.  He was frantic
>>because the
>>Deadly Alliance 2 page9
>>=EF=82=A7       Lee and Judyth were heartsick over the plan to treat a
>>prisoner/mental patient, but were powerless to stop it.  Several days
>>after the first trip, Lee took Judyth to the hospital to see the test
>>subject.  Shaw OK=E2=80=99d it, as he wanted her professional assessment of
>>the patient=E2=80=99s condition.
>>=EF=82=A7       Judyth checked on the bloodwork to see if the serum =E2=80=9Ctook=
>>.=E2=80=9D  If
>>the bloodwork was not conclusive, an immediate blood sample could have
>>been drawn and checked while she was still there. As it turned out,
>>radical changes began quickly.  The man she saw (there may have been
>>more than one) was Cuban, white, about Castro's age and physique.
>>Corroborating evidence:  Judyth was seen in Oswald=E2=80=99s company on this
>>second trip by:

>>=EF=83=BC       Edwin Lea McGehee:
>>An "old...battered" car drove up to his barbershop and Lee Harvey
>>Oswald came inside for a haircut. "There was a woman sitting on the
>>front seat [of the car]...and in the back seat what I noticed was --
>>looked like a [baby] bassinet..." (Judyth says this was a car used by
>>the Lewis=E2=80=99s and that the bassinet was for the pregnant Anna).
>>=EF=83=BC       At the home of Reeves Morgan, State Representative and a guard at
>>the hospital, Morgan=E2=80=99s daughter, Mary:
>>When Oswald was in the house talking with her dad, she went onto the
>>porch and =E2=80=9Cjust casually noticed there was a dark colored car parked
>>under a tree in the front of the house." She remembered "seeing a woman
>>in the car.=E2=80=9D
>>Note:  The fact that there were two trips within days of each other
>>explains why some accounts say this was a three-day trip.  It is
>>unlikely that any of these men, and certainly not Shaw, would make a
>>three-day trip together.
>>=EF=82=A7       Judyth and Lee began to realize that they were trapped. They could
>>not back out of the plot for fear they would be killed.  The test was a
>>success, as the subject died within weeks.
>>.
>>_____________________________________________________________________
>>The Road to the Assassination
>>=EF=82=A7       Based on a message to a Shaw associate from H.L. Hunt, all those
>>involved with the labs had reason to fear for their lives.   Ferrie and
>>Lee both found ways to make themselves appear useful, and they
>>destroyed evidence that might lead the plotters to Judyth.  Ferrie
>>arranged for Judyth to take a job in September at Peninsular Chem in
>>Florida, which made highly

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