Ron, I would assume that you agree when I say that JFK was killed by his own government, with LBJ being fully involved in the assassination.

Et tu, Lyndon?

The crime of the century and they got away with it!

The fact that the CIA has attempted, up til nw quite successfully, to discredit Jimmy’s well documented story is, in itself, one of the most important pieces of evidence to show that Jimmy, who gave many Chicago mob names to the private investigator, is telling the truth.

One half of what, from all the photos of Jimmy at the JFK Murder Solved website, appears to be Jimmy’s face and arms and his short rifle can be seen in the recently digitally enhanced Mary Ann Moorman Polaroid photo of the Kennedy assassination, taken one-sixth second after the fatal head-shot. He didn’ fully drop down behind the fence within such a short period of time.

At the site address above is the story of James E. Files. He is currenly 68 years old, an inmate at Stateville Prison, Joliet, Illinois. Some basic facts about Files might help persuade you to at least look at possibly doing some sort of investigation into Jimmy’s story.

1. Most striking to me is the fact that Jimmy sought no public attention relating to his crime in Nov., 1963. In approx. 1980, while the Chicago FBI office was investigating Jimmy for auto theft and re-selling in Dallas, Texas, he, and a friend whom Jimmy did not know was also an FBI informant, drove a stolen car through Dealey Plaza. Jimmy told his friend that “if the American people ever found out what really happened here, they wouldn’t be able to handle it.” The informant was a younger man and was born after the JFK assassination, thus had no personal feelings one way or the other about what happened in Dealey Plaza.

The informant, soon after the trip with Jimmy, wrote Jimmy’s name on a piece of paper, dated it and signed it, and gave it to FBI Spec. Agent, Zack Shelton who put the note into a drawer and it stayed there until Shelton began investigating Files on charges of illegal use of explosives and firearms. He pulled the nine year old note out of his desk drawer, and passed it, along with other case materials over to a Dallas, Texas private investigator.

The private investigator had already begun a private investigation into the matter of the assassination of Pres. Kennedy. It turned out that the FBI kne of Jimmy’s presence on the grassy knoll and had since 1964.

The CIA has doggedly attempted to do everything it could to discredit Jimmy, to say conclusively that Jimmy was not one of three shooters on the infamous Grassy Knoll.

A bullet shell casing was found under several inches of dirt near the picket fence on the grassy knoll. It was found in 1987. It had Jimmy’s teeth marks in it near the open end of the shell casing.,

Jimmy’s story has never been told in the public mainstream media before.

Thanks

Stick to pop culture and entertainment and stuff, but stay away from murderers. Whats next? Charlie Manson? OJ?

#14 “More ramblings from a 79 year old old man desperate to stay relevant. This and interviewing a convicted serial killer. Who cares what he has to say? Disappointing.”

There is nothing disappointing about Bill’s life at this point. As many others have stated, this is one of the greatest examples of how to live life to the fullest you will ever see! Shatner is the definition of a WINNER, and some people can’t stand that. I admire him for it.

I always found it interesting that Nick wrote the 20th century portion of IV and Harve wrote the 23rd century bookends. Both men knew what they were doing, where their strengths as writers were. Only Harve could have written the great and heroic trial scene, and only Nick could’ve handled all the character commentary on life in the 1980’s. Terrific script and great movie even for non-Trekkies.

“The collected works of Jacqueline Susann, the novels of Harold Robbins.”