O altă versiune despre asasinarea lui JFK

Un fost agent FBI (pe vremea lui Kennedy) susţine că nu Lee Harvey Oswald a fost cel care a tras în JFK. El a dat un scurt interviu pentru Fox 8.

Cu 13 zile înaintea asasinării lui Kennedy, un informator al poliţiei din Miami, William Somersett, obţine o înregistrare audio cu un anume Joseph Milteer, "extremist de dreapta", din care reiese că se planificase asasinarea lui JFK, fiind descrise şi anumite amănunte care mai apoi vor face parte din varianta oficială. Poliţia din Miami înştiinţează Secret Service, care anulează o posibilă vizită prezidenţială în Miami (se presupunea că acolo era locul în care se pregătea atentatul).

Fostul agent susţine că după moartea lui Kennedy, i s-a interzis să îl ancheteze pe Milteer (care "avea alibi" că nu era în Dallas la acel moment), iar când a insistat, a fost transferat. Milteer nu este menţionat în Raportul Warren, însă fostul agent crede că Milteer era în oraş (după o fotografie neclară, în care ar apărea chiar în mulţime, aproape de limuzina prezidenţială).
Deasemenea, susţine că nu s-au tras trei, ci... 11 gloanţe (evident, această teorie ar implica minim doi trăgători).

Pasajele semnificative din transcrierea conţinutului înregistrării:

SOMERSETT: I don't know, I think Kennedy is coming here on the 18th, or something like that to make some kind of speech, I don't know what it is, but I imagine it will be on the TV, and you can be on the look for that, I think it is the 18th that he is suppose to be here. I don't know what it is suppose to be about.
MILTEER: You can bet your bottom dollar he is going to have a lot to say about the Cubans, there are so many of them here.
SOMERSETT: Yeah, well he will have a thousand bodyguards, don't worry about that.
MILTEER: The more bodyguards he has, the easier it is to get him.
SOMERSETT: What?
MILTEER: The more bodyguards he has the more easier it is to get him.
SOMERSETT: Well how in the hell do you figure would be the best way to get him?
MILTEER: From an office building with a high-powered rifle, how many people [room noise--tape not legible] does he have going around who look just like him? Do you know about that?
SOMERSETT: No, I never heard that he had anybody.
MILTEER: He has got them.
SOMERSETT: He has?
MILTEER: He has about fifteen. Whenever he goes any place they [not legible] he knows he is a marked man.
SOMERSETT: You think he knows he is a marked man?
MILTEER: Sure he does.
SOMERSETT: They are really going to try to kill him?
MILTEER: Oh, yeah, it is in the working, Brown himself, Brown is just as likely to get him as anybody. He hasn't said so, but he tried to get Martin Luther King.
SOMERSETT: He did.
MILTEER: Oh yes, he followed him for miles and miles, and couldn't get close enough to him.
SOMERSETT: You know exactly where he is in Atlanta don't you.
MILTEER: Martin Luther King, yeah.
SOMERSETT: Bustus Street [phonetic].
MILTEER: Yeah 530.
SOMERSETT: Oh Brown tried to get him huh?
MILTEER: Yeah.
SOMERSETT: Well, he will damn sure do it, I will tell you that. Well, that is why, look, you see, well, that is why we have to be so careful, you know that Brown is operating strong.

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SOMERSETT: That is right. They are individual operators, we don't want that within the party. Hitting this Kennedy is going to be a hard proposition, I tell you, I believe, you may have figured out a way to get him, you may have figured out the office building, and all that. I don't know how them Secret Service agents cover all them office buildings, or anywhere he is going, do you know whether they do that or not?
MILTEER: Well, if they have any suspicion they do that of course. But without suspicion chances are that they wouldn't. You take there in Washington, of course it is the wrong time of the year, but you take pleasant weather, he comes out on the veranda, and somebody could be in a hotel room across the way there, and pick him off just like [fades out].
SOMERSETT: Is that right?
MILTEER: Sure, disassemble a gun, you don't have to take a gun up there, you can take it up in pieces, all those guns come knock down, you can take them apart.

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MILTEER: There ain't any count down to it, we have just got to be sitting on go. Count down they can move in on you, and on go they can't. Count down is alright for a slow prepared operation, but in an emergency operation, you have got to be sitting on go.
SOMERSETT: Boy, if that Kennedy gets shot, we have got to know where we are at. Because you know that will be a real shake, if they do that.
MILTEER: They wouldn't leave any stone unturned there no way. They will pick up somebody within hours afterwards, if anything like that would happen just to throw the public off.
SOMERSETT: Oh, somebody is going to have to go to jail, if he gets killed.
MILTEER: Just like that Bruno Hauptmann in the Lindbergh case you know...

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Recording of Milteer-Somersett conversation:   listen    transcript.