Marina Prusakova, KGB or MVD ?

claviger

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May 31, 2013, 10:41:37 AM5/31/13

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The Mystery of Marina Oswald | Stratfor
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pagesNov 24, 2003 ... The only strength of the Warren Commission
report is the weakness of the ... Marina Oswald -- born Marina
Prusakova -- met Lee Harvey Oswald in ... in the far north of Russia,
before moving to Moldova as a small child and ...

BT George

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May 31, 2013, 8:17:25 PM5/31/13

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Yes. There are MANY oddities in the Oswald Odyssey. (Unintended...but
good...tongue twister.) I have little doubt that Marina could have, at
the very least, been a Soviet sleeper agent. However, no evidence beyond
the suspicions has ever come out that she actually was an agent or that
suggests she acted in that capacity even if should could have been
activated as a "sleeper."

Even if she was an agent and did act in that capacity, then what was her
purpose? If one suggests that it was to "move" LHO into position or one
day encourage him into being used as an assassin of a US President, it
would take some strong evidence to convince me. It just seems too
incredible that the Soviets would risk WWIII or retaliation on their own
leaders had Oswald (a known leftist) been traceable to a plot that
involved them.

I suppose they COULD have done it and somehow gotten away with it, but
it's hard to believe it could have been missed by the US Government
entirely given Oswald's status as a former Soviet defector. The only
scenario I see allowing that to happen very easily, would be with some
kind of complicity on the part of the US officials doing the
investigating. This could happen either by their active participation in
the plot to bump off Kennedy or by simply choosing to look the other way
to avoid WWIII.

The former seems far fetched even for a conspiracy theory. While I would
find the latter somewhat more understandable, I just can't see it being
successfully kept silent, nor can I imagine that the US Government could
have allowed their sworn enemy to get away "scott free" with such a brazen
attack. Even if publically acknowledging a Soviet assassination might
have been deemed out of the question if they hoped to avoid thermo-nuclear
war, surely a secret counter-plot to eliminate a Soviet leader would have
had to have been attempted in reprisal to let them know that such acts
would be dealt with in kind.

claviger

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Jun 1, 2013, 12:57:14 AM6/1/13

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On May 31, 7:17 pm, BT George <brockgeorg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Friday, May 31, 2013 9:41:37 AM UTC-5, claviger wrote:
> > The Mystery of Marina Oswald | Stratfor
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> >http://www.stratfor.com/weekly/mystery_marina_oswald- 51k - similar

Marina's marriage to LHO simply could have been an easy opportunity to
place a female Soviet agent in the US and figure out later what to do with
her. They may never need her, but in the event she can be useful they
know where to find her. She knew how to punch LHO's buttons and could
have easily inflamed his anger toward President Kennedy. In her letters
she keeps referring to LHO as "crazy". Maybe he was, and all she had to
do is wind him up and point him in the direction where he could do the
most damage. How could the US prove that enough to declare war on the
Soviet Union?

On the other hand, she might have been a low level information agent to
report back on life in America and morale of US citizens, and especially
the local Russian community in the area where she lived. LHO committing
this crime was a fluke she had nothing to do with.

mainframetech

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Jun 1, 2013, 11:35:56 AM6/1/13

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On Jun 1, 12:57 am, claviger <historiae.fi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 31, 7:17 pm, BT George <brockgeorg...@gmail.com> wrote:
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If we're suggesting scenarios for Marina's quick marriage and
coming here, I wonder if her uncle just wanted to get her out of
Russia to the wonderland of the USA, And Marina liked the idea herself
and went along with it. And then there was the chance to have
somebody watching Oswald to see what he was all about.

Chris

Anthony Marsh

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Jun 1, 2013, 11:29:01 PM6/1/13

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Some in the CIA worried that Marina was sleeper agent.

claviger

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Jun 19, 2013, 5:19:05 PM6/19/13

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On May 31, 9:41 am, claviger <historiae.fi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Mystery of Marina Oswald | Stratforhttp://www.stratfor.com/weekly/mystery_marina_oswald- 51k - similar

> pagesNov 24, 2003 ... The only strength of the Warren Commission
> report is the weakness of the ... Marina Oswald -- born Marina
> Prusakova -- met Lee Harvey Oswald in ... in the far north of Russia,
> before moving to Moldova as a small child and ...

> ForwardAmerica: George De Mohrenschildt and the JFK ...
http://forwardamerica.blogspot.com/2007/06/george-de-mohrenschildt-...
http://forwardamerica.blogspot.com/2007/06/george-de-mohrenschildt-an...

Hunt was an admirer of LBJ and had strong ties to the Cuban exile
community. Hunt had connections with the Chicago mob, and Murchison
had a joint business venture with Louisiana mobster Carlos Marcello.
Mafia messenger Eugene Hale Brading visited H.L. Hunt’s office on the
morning of November 21. He was arrested in Dealey Plaza on November 22
and later released. John Curington, Hunt’s former chief aid, said Ruby
also visited Hunt on the 21st and that Marina Oswald met with Hunt on
the 20th. On the 23rd, Hunt instructed Curington to look into the kind
of security the police had for Oswald.

Anthony Marsh

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Jun 19, 2013, 10:53:34 PM6/19/13

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On 6/19/2013 5:19 PM, claviger wrote:
> On May 31, 9:41 am, claviger <historiae.fi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> The Mystery of Marina Oswald | Stratforhttp://www.stratfor.com/weekly/mystery_marina_oswald- 51k - similar
>> pagesNov 24, 2003 ... The only strength of the Warren Commission
>> report is the weakness of the ... Marina Oswald -- born Marina
>> Prusakova -- met Lee Harvey Oswald in ... in the far north of Russia,
>> before moving to Moldova as a small child and ...
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>> ForwardAmerica: George De Mohrenschildt and the JFK ...
> http://forwardamerica.blogspot.com/2007/06/george-de-mohrenschildt-...
> http://forwardamerica.blogspot.com/2007/06/george-de-mohrenschildt-an...
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> Hunt was an admirer of LBJ and had strong ties to the Cuban exile
> community. Hunt had connections with the Chicago mob, and Murchison
> had a joint business venture with Louisiana mobster Carlos Marcello.

> Mafia messenger Eugene Hale Brading visited H.L. Huntï¿½s office on the

> morning of November 21. He was arrested in Dealey Plaza on November 22

> and later released. John Curington, Huntï¿½s former chief aid, said Ruby

> also visited Hunt on the 21st and that Marina Oswald met with Hunt on
> the 20th. On the 23rd, Hunt instructed Curington to look into the kind
> of security the police had for Oswald.
>
>
>
>

Hunt who? Why can't you post coherent messages.

claviger

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Jun 22, 2013, 1:46:28 PM6/22/13

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Yellow Roses by Dave Reitzes
http://www.acorn.net/jfkplace/03/JA/DR/.dr14.html

Curington saw Marina Oswald depart from a private meeting with H. L. Hunt one evening in December 1963. "Hunt asked me to lock everything up and prevent anyone from coming upstairs on the elevator. As I waited, an elevator came down and Marina Oswald came out of it, left the building, and got into a waiting car. I'm absolutely sure it was her" (Livingstone, 501). Marina first denied the story, but has conceded that she met with many people she didn't know after the assassination.