Howard was lucid when he made his confession. There is no way to confirm Hunt's allegations - all but one of the co-conspirators he named are long gone. He asked for his JFK memos back, and Saint returned them, though not before making copies. He wrote him a letter in which he said that Saint's life had been nothing but 'meaningless, self-serving instant gratification,' that he had never amounted to anything and never would. Instead, the old man set about writing his autobiography and turned his back on his son. And they never got a chance to finish what they'd started. When they did see each other, they were never left alone. Shortly thereafter, Laura found out what had been going on, and with the help of E. But he essentially remakes the same points he made in his handwritten narrative. Howard's voice on the cassette is weak and grasping, and he sometimes wanders down unrelated pathways. But his father was exhausted and needed to sleep, and then Saint had to leave town without finishing their talk, though a few weeks later he did receive in the mail a tape recording from his dad. His father had not only implicated LBJ, he'd also, with a few swift marks of a pen, put the lie to almost everything he'd sworn to, under oath, about his knowledge of the assassination. is stunned by JFK's death and realizes how lucky he is not to have had a direct role.'ДЄfter reading what his father had written, St. Howard goes back to his 'normal' life and 'like the rest of the country. Howard says to Sturgis next isn't: He says he won't 'get involved in anything involving Bill Harvey, who is an alcoholic psycho.'ДЄfter that, the meeting ends. Why do you need me?' In the handwritten narrative, Sturgis' response is unclear, though what E. Howard, 'incredulous,' says to Sturgis, 'You seem to have everything you need. Howard asks Sturgis what he's talking about.Д®. Morales leaves the room, at which point Sturgis makes reference to a 'Big Event' and asks E. It revolves around a meeting he claims he attended, in 1963, with Morales and Sturgis. Howard goes on to describe the extent of his own involvement. Howard, under oath, has repeatedly sworn to have not met until Watergate, so to Saint the mention of his name was big news. Sturgis was also one of the Watergate plotters, and he is a man whom E. Sturgis, like Saint's father, is supposed to have been one of the three tramps photographed in Dealey Plaza. Veciana is a member of the Cuban exile community. But LBJ changes itinerary to Dallas, citing personal reasons.'Дavid Atlee Phillips, the CIA's Cuban operations chief in Miami at the time of JFK's death, knew E. Then Veciana meets w/ Frank Sturgis in Miami and enlists David Morales in anticipation of killing JFK there. It starts out with LBJ again, connecting him to Cord Meyer, then goes on: 'Cord Meyer discusses a plot with Phillips who brings in Wm. Howard also gave Saint two sheets of paper that contained a fuller narrative.

My father is old-school, a dyed-in-the-wool patriot, and that's the last thing he would do.' But you don't falsely implicate your own country, for Christ's sake. If my dad was going to make anything up, he would have made something up about the Mafia, or Castro, or Khrushchev.

'His whole life, to me and everybody else, he'd always professed to not know anything about any of it. 'By the time he handed me the paper, I was in a state of shock,' Saint says. There was also, on the grassy knoll, a French gunman, presumably the Corsican Mafia assassin Lucien Sarti, who has figured prominently in other assassination theories. And that Lee Harvey Oswald wasn't the only shooter in Dallas. And then his father connected to Morales' name, with a line, the framed words 'French Gunman Grassy Knoll.' Next his father connected to Meyer's name the name Bill Harvey, another CIA agent also connected to Meyer's name was the name David Morales, yet another CIA man and a well-known, particularly vicious black-op specialist. Meyer was a CIA agent whose wife had an affair with JFK later she was murdered, a case that's never been solved. Under 'LBJ,' connected by a line, he wrote the name Cord Meyer. Howard scribbled the initials 'LBJ,' standing for Kennedy's ambitious vice president, Lyndon Johnson. Rolling Stone : The Last Confessions of E.

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