Jeffrey L. Meek
From the Pages of:The JFK Files: Pieces of the Assassination Puzzle Volume IIIDid Lee Harvey Oswald kill JFK? 'He didn’t do it alone, he did not. Even the FBI expert proved he couldn’t fire that rifle.' - D.P.D. Officer E. G. Sebastian'I was taken aback during the first meeting with Lee. I had expected him to be somewhat interested in different forms of socialist government, a young intellectual who would like to talk about the details of an ideal society. When he handed me that photo of himself, of which he was very proud, I couldn’t think of much to say about it. I did think the photo probably presented an accurate image of how he viewed himself and wanted to be viewed by others. He looked like an able-bodied political activist, confident and ready to join any armed rebellion.' - Michael Paine'For a lunatic on a (New Orleans) street passing out Hands off Cuba/ Fair Play for Cuba leaflets would have been one of the most suicidal things I could possibly imagine. This is equivalent to a man dressed as a Nazi standing in front of a synagogue. This (Canal and Exchange) is the worst possible place you could hand out Hands Off Cuba leaflets unless you wanted to be beaten to within an inch of your life, but Oswald just walked away.' - Chris Tidmore, New Orleans JFK tour guide & researcher 'We don’t know what happened, but we are knowing more about why it happened.' - Legendary researcher J. Gary Shaw 'JFK’s death was a global loss, and it affects the American tax dollars that fund our many wars. It affects our lives every day.' - Monika Wiesak, author, researcher
