Arlen Specter: Dr Humes - JFK SHOT FROM FRONT ON TV/ VIDEO/ DVD

Arlen Specter: Dr Humes - JFK SHOT FROM FRONT Arlen Specter: Dr Humes - JFK SHOT FROM FRONT. Arlen Specter took official testimony from his friend James Humes and says Humes speculated the neck shot came from the front and caused the blow out to JFK's head!!! 5/15/12 PA Cable oral history- Specter is 82 and perhaps wants to clear his conscience. Category: Entertainment Tags: Arlen SpecterClint HillWarren CommissionJFKPresident KennedyLBJJohnsonconspiracySecret ServiceDr James HumesOswaldassassinationKennedy DetailMrs Kennedy and MeLisa McCubbinGerald BlaineJackie Kennedy

Arlen Specter Bashes Clint Hill on TV/ VIDEO/ DVD

Arlen Specter Bashes Clint Hill Arlen Specter was THE first government official to take testimony from Clint Hill. Arlen tells the truth- Clint Hill DID drink the night before and stay out late: alcohol consumption while in TRAVEL STATUS was grounds for REMOVAL from the Secret Service, not to mention the detrimental effect sleep deprivation had on protecting JFK. 5/15/12 PA Cable oral history- Specter is 82 and perhaps wants to clear his conscience. Category: Entertainment Tags: Arlen SpecterClint HillWarren CommissionJFKPresident KennedyLBJJohnsonconspiracySecret ServiceDr James HumesOswaldassassinationKennedy DetailMrs Kennedy and MeLisa McCubbinGerald BlaineJackie Kennedy

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Secret Service agent started passionate affair during Obama’s trip to Ireland Disgraced former agent began affair after meeting Canadian woman in a Dublin nightclub By CATHY HAYES, IrishCentral Staff Writer Published Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 9:22 AM Updated Wednesday, May 16, 2012, 9:33 AM Secret Service Agent Arthur Huntington allegedly had an affair with a Canadian woman he met in Copper Face Jacks The former Secret Service Agent at the heart of the Columbian sex scandal also seduced a woman in a Dublin bar after lying about his marital status, the New York Daily News reports. Arthur Huntington, a married father of two picked up the woman in Ireland in May when he was assigned to protest the president, after he met her at the Dublin nightclub Copper Face Jacks. The woman, who was from Canada, said he lied to her about being married in order to get her into bed. She described in detail how the 41-year-old Huntington seduced her. The 42-year-old Canadian who spoke to the Daily News on the condition of anonymity, said the Obama aide’s opening line was: “You’re not getting away from me tonight’ ” . Far from being a single man, the disgraced secret service agent lived with his wife Jolie and two sons in suburban Maryland. The agent continued to contact the woman and they later shared a two-day affair in Manhattan. It was only when details emerged about the Columbian sex scandal that she realized she has been duped. After learning the truth the woman said: “I was screaming. . . I was in disbelief. I couldn’t sleep that night. Then I started to read stuff that he was married, living in Maryland with his kids. You have no idea how I felt. I felt sick.” “Why is it the President is the only one that should have morals?” she said. “The people that are protecting him should be mindful of what they are doing.” “I feel used. He actively pursued me while he was married — and not only me. How many more others?” She said there was an instant attraction between her and the agent at Copper Face Jacks. She described the bar as loud and dark “We just started talking and we went downstairs,” she said. “He’s stunning,” recalled the Canadian, “He’s a gorgeous guy. There were a whole group of them, not just him. He was the only one that stood out. He’s super fit and so am I.” “I don’t even think the drink came yet and he said, ‘Do you have your phone? I want you to take my number.’ ” He grabbed the mobile to punch in his digits. After the Copper’s encounter they shared a taxi and a good night kiss. For their second rendezvous they met in New York City, she described their two days in Manhattan as “amazing”. After meeting for dinner they returned to his room at the Marriott East Side on Lexington Ave. at E. 49th St. for a night of passion. The question of presidential security on Obama’s Irish trip will undoubtedly be raised by U.S. authorities.

SA Radford "Rad" Jones

Local man to talk about time with Secret Service under JFK Hillsdale Daily News Posted May 11, 2012 @ 06:00 PM Waldron, Mich. — A 1958 Waldron High School graduate will return home Saturday to share with locals his experience as a member of the Secret Service during President John F. Kennedy's administration. Rad "Wedge" Jones joined the Secret Service in 1963 and, shortly after completing his training, was assigned to Kennedy's summer home in Hyannis Port, Maine. He was quickly assigned to the White House and made several trips with the President but had been assigned to John Jr.'s detail when the Dallas shooting occurred. Following President Kennedy's assassination, Jones served four months in New York with Mrs. Kennedy and the children. Jones continued to serve through six more presidents and was with President Reagan during his attempted assassination [VMP: HE WAS??? THAT IS NEWS TO ME]. He retired from the Secret Service in 1983. Last fall, Jones donated the book "The Kennedy Detail: JFK's Secret Service Agents Break the Silence" by Gerald Blaine to the Waldron District Library. This Saturday, Jones will speak in Waldron about the book and his experience as well as share slides from the period. The program is sponsored by the library. Jones will speak at 11 a.m. in the fellowship hall of the Waldron Wesleyan Church, 200 E. Center Street in Waldron. A free lunch of lasagna and salad will be served after the presentation. The library is asking that anyone wishing to attend RSVP by calling 517-286-6511.

Very interesting links re: George Hickey/ "Mortal Error"

http://jfk.hood.edu/Collection/Weisberg%20Subject%20Index%20Files/H%20Disk/Hickey%20v.%20Donahue/Item%201A.pdf http://www.acorn.net/jfkplace/00/hickey.lawsuit

Prostitute at center of Secret Service scandal: Agents were 'stupid brutes'

Prostitute at center of Secret Service scandal: Agents were 'stupid brutes' The prostitute at the center of the Secret Service sex scandal speaks in her first American television interview, calling the agents "stupid brutes" and saying she's "not to blame for being attractive." NBC's Michelle Kosinski reports. By Michelle Kosinski and Denny Alfonso, NBC News Updated at 8:16 a.m. ET: MADRID, Spain -- A woman identifying herself as the Colombian prostitute at the center of a scandal involving U.S. Secret Service personnel has called the group of agents "stupid brutes" who put partying above President Barack Obama's security. "These seem like completely stupid, idiotic people," Dania Londono Suarez said in an interview which aired on Monday's TODAY. "I don't know how Obama had them in his security force." She also accused the agents of "leaving their duty behind" and described them as "stupid brutes." ________________________________________ The scandal broke in April when, in advance of Obama's arrival at the Summit of the Americas in Cartagena, Colombia, agents allegedly brought prostitutes to their hotel rooms. One of the men, Suarez told NBC News, refused to pay her for sex so she went to the police. So far, eight agents have lost their jobs as a result of the incident. Suarez, 24, said three men who approached and propositioned her and her friends were drinking vodka like it was water. "They liked to show off their bodies, great bodies, well-defined abs," Saurez said of the men she first met at a nightclub. "They liked attention." NBC's Kristen Welker talks about the interview given by the woman in the middle of scandal, in which she alleges she did not know the men were Secret Service agents. The mother of a nine-year-old son said she made it perfectly clear to one that a night with her would cost $800. "And he accepted. And it was clear," she said. But in the morning after they had had sex, the man gave her only $50 and ordered her out of the room, Suarez said. "I am not to blame for being attractive," she told TODAY. "They are to blame -- for leaving their duty behind." NBC's Kristen Welker talks about the interview given by the woman in the middle of scandal, in which she alleges she did not know the men were Secret Service agents. The mother of a nine-year-old son said she made it perfectly clear to one that a night with her would cost $800. "And he accepted. And it was clear," she said. But in the morning after they had had sex, the man gave her only $50 and ordered her out of the room, Suarez said. "I am not to blame for being attractive," she told TODAY. "They are to blame -- for leaving their duty behind."

Kennedy assassination is author's life's work

Kennedy assassination is author's life's work By DENNIS TAYLOR Herald Staff Writermontereyherald.com Posted: 05/06/2012 09:14:46 PM PDT May 7, 2012 4:15 AM GMTUpdated: 05/06/2012 09:14:47 PM PDT His life has been a long, strange ride, and an unpleasant one at times — a price that has been paid by serious writers throughout history. Harrison Livingstone, 75, who ranks among the world's most prolific investigative authors on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, has been a serious writer for most of his life. An early work, "David Johnson Passed Through Here," was hailed as a ground-breaking novel about child abuse. Like many of his published books — more than two dozen now — "David Johnson" is at least partially autobiographical. Livingstone described his mother in print as a "violent and hysterical" woman with whom he "never had a two-way conversation." "Terrible things happened when I was a kid," he said, "but a part of you rises above it." His first name is an homage to a branch of his family tree that sprang from William Henry Harrison, the ninth president of the United States. Livingstone's aunt married a billionaire who co-founded the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City. He said he was written out of the will when he opted to live as a writer, rather than commit to the family business. His father was a World War I hero with the Army's Rainbow Division, hauling soldiers, alive and dead, off the battlefield at the river Marne. "I was very proud of my father, even if he died (in 1985) thinking I was a failure," Livingstone said. "I vowed not to fail, no matter what, and I became an obsessed workaholic for the next 24 years." His stepfather was a supervisor in charge of the two FBI agents who observed the autopsy of Kennedy. Livingstone seized on the opportunities stemming from that connection. He has written 3,400 pages about the assassination of Kennedy and what he is certain is a conspiracy to hide the facts about what really happened in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. The truth, said Livingstone, is that four men (none of them Lee Harvey Oswald) fired 13 shots at Kennedy, and some of the fatal bullets struck the president in the front of the head and neck — not the just the back, as the Warren Commission Report said. Livingstone said Kennedy's murder was orchestrated in part by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, partly for the benefit of wealthy Texas oilmen and others who were heavily invested in the war industry and stood to lose billions if the U.S. withdrew from Vietnam. Vice President Lyndon Johnson, a friend to those barons, was a heartbeat away from solving their problem. Consumed by Kennedy Livingstone has written 25 published books, as well as plays, movie scripts, novels and poetry. But Kennedy's assassination has consumed most of his adult life. His obsession with the case has spilled into six published volumes (all available at the Monterey Public Library), three of which made the New York Times bestseller list. "High Treason: The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy; What Really Happened" and its sequel sold more copies than any other JFK conspiracy books in history. His 2004 book, "The Hoax of the Century: Decoding the Forgery of the Zapruder Film," lays out evidence that the home movie of the assassination was drastically doctored before it was shown to the press and public. Livingstone believes his findings are being validated today by FBI and Secret Service agents who were on duty in Dallas when Kennedy was killed — men now going public with their information. One of those agents, Clint Hill, famously leaped onto the back of the limousine to protect first lady Jackie Kennedy. Livingstone said Hill's April 6 NBC interview promoting his own memoir, "Mrs. Kennedy and Me," corroborated his findings, providing renewed hope that the truth about the president's murder, and its cover-up, will finally come to light. For Livingstone, it's none too soon. He has stage 4 cancer and said doctors are unable to give him a definitive prognosis about his longevity.