Abraham Bolden
email to Robert Morrow on January 26, 2023 – 11AM CST
Below is an email that former Secret
Service agent Abraham Bolden sent to me yesterday 1/26/2023. I have yellow
highlighted the critical portions. On June 3, 1961 U.S. agricultural official
Henry Marshall was murdered in Robertson County, Texas: Henry Marshall (spartacus-educational.com)
Bolden's email documents a loud,
disturbing and eruptive fight, which Abraham Bolden personally observed, in the
Oval Office that Lyndon Johnson had with President Kennedy and Robert Kennedy
on or about June 28, 1961.
2) Lyndon Johnson orchestrated the murder of Henry Marshall on June 3,
1961 because Marshall was investigating the illicit activities of Billie Sol
Estes, a man who later said he had given Lyndon Johnson $10 million in cash
over the years, which is the equivalent to $90 million in today's cash. I think
Billie Sol Estes himself and his brother were personally involved in the
Marshall murder which was crooked ruled a suicide at the time.
3) Background articles on this can be found here: How the 1962 Grand Jury on the
Mysterious Death of Henry Marshall Was Abruptly Closed Down – LBJ: Master of
Deceit (lbjthemasterofdeceit.com)
and Texas Observer's Bill Adler wrote about this in 1986 issues.texasobserver.org/pdf/ustxtxb_obs_1986_11_07_issue.pdf
Also here: Family of Henry Marshall Want 1961
Death Ruling Changed | AP News
Abraham Bolden bio at Spartacus: https://spartacus-educational.com/JFKbolden.htm Abraham
Bolden was the first black Secret Service agent at the White House and although
he was a favorite of JFK, he only spent a month there.
Abraham
Bolden has his own take on the JFK assassination, but please remember, he was a
direct first hand witness to an eruptive
fight Lyndon Johnson was having with the Kennedy brothers on June 28, 1961 in
the Oval Office. I have highlighted the key sections in
yellow.
Robert
Kennedy and the U.S. Justice Dept covered up the 1961 Marshall murder because
it was LBJ-related and they did not want a SCANDAL which would directly soil
the Kennedy Administration at very high levels. Of course, Robert Kennedy was
ready to destroy Lyndon Johnson and remove him from the ticket and that all
came into high gear in the fall of 1963. LBJ was acutely aware of this ====>
Dallas.
I have attached what
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson had to say about the Kennedy
Administration's stonewalling in the Marshall murder investigation.
What is
significant is that Bolden in the past year or so has been telling people
publicly for the first time about an eruptive argument between Lyndon Johnson
and the Kennedys (on or about approximately June 28, 1961) in the Oval Office
while Bolden was on duty. (Privately Bolden has told this anecdote for years; I
think he was scared that if he publicly revealed it, it would have hurt his
pardon chances. Bolden got his much deserved pardon by Biden.)
This is
not too long after the murder of Henry Marshall (June 3, 1961) which Lyndon
Johnson had orchestrated because of Marshall's investigation into LBJ cash cow
Billie Sol Estes.
I
highlighted the relevant areas of Bolden's email.
Abraham Bolden email to
Robert Morrow on January 26, 2023 – 11AM CST:
QUOTE
THE CONSPIRACY TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND WHY!!
By: Ex-Special Agent Abraham W. Bolden, Sr.
We will enter into challenging and dangerous times in the year
2023. We could witness the collapse of America as a cohesive nation. Let us all
pray that we, the American people, can endure the tribulations that are about
to occur. The ancients were very wise in reading the future. The Honorable
Elijah Israel taught," The Mayans and Natufians both prophesied that a
great country would begin to fall in 2023". According to Brother
Elijah, the numbers 2023, in that consecutive order, is mystic as:
2 = duality
0 = God
2+3= 5 .
5= The manifestation
5 +2=7 -
7 = The day Of Sabbath
The primary precipitating event is the well-planned conspiracy
that resulted in the brutal assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
The conclusion of the Warren Commission that Lee Harvey Oswald
acted alone does not agree with the facts!
During my employment as a Special Agent of the United States
Secret Service, I witnessed activities by government agencies that had the
motive and design to hoodwink the Americana Peoples . It is our prerogative to
determine whether or not these facts would cause a reasonable man to reach an
affirmative conclusion:
1. On or about June 28,
1961, a secret service agent guarded the main door leading into the Oval
Office. At about 7 pm, Vice President LYNDON B.Johnson entered the office
shouting vulgarities toward President John Kennedy and Attorney General ROBERT
KENNEDY, who were waiting inside.
LBJ was livid.
"You bastards trying
to send me to jail"? He shouted as he closed the door. The voices became
muffled, but it was clear that Johnson was furious. The three engaged in a
heated discussion, mostly between Bobby Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. The meeting
lasted for about 20 minutes. As he left the office, Johnson turned toward the
Kennedys, who were standing next to the Oval Office desk, and shouted,"
Yall better stop fucking with me, you son of a bitches."
As he left the office,
Johnson made eye contact with the agent. Johnson's driver was meandering in the
hallway leading to the Oval Office.
"Who is that boy
standing over there by that goddammed door?" Johnson asked the driver.
The driver explained that
he did not know the person but the person would have to be an FBI or Secret
Service Agent to stand there.
2. On November 1, 1963, the country's leading generals launched
a coup d'ét against the catholic President of Vietnam, NGO Diem. The United
States and its industrial complex had already hatched plans to maintain a
longstanding and profitable presence in Vietnam. President Kennedy disagreed
with the Central Intelligence Agency. Diem and his younger brother, Nhu,
initially escaped but were recaptured the following day and assassinated on the
orders of Minh. Dương Văn Minh succeeded Diem as President.
President Kennedy was to attend Chicago for the Army-Air Force
football game set for noon on November 2, 1963. During an agent security
meeting, the Acting Special agent in Charge received a telephone from the FBI
office in Chicago. The ASAIC told the gathered agents that the FBI received
information from an informant named Lee. Lee had contacted the FBI with news
that there would be an attempt to assassinate President Kennedy during the
President's visit to Chicago. There was a discussion between the two regarding
the jurisdiction and workforce needed to prevent the attempt. During the
meeting, the ASAIC gave each agent a photo and the name of the man displayed in
the picture. The person in the photo was phenotypically Hispanic and a member
of a gun-running team that had arrived in Chicago from Detroit, Michigan in the
latter half ofOctober 1963. Orders were to follow the suspect and report his
whereabouts but not attempt to arrest or detain him for any reason.
An agent at the meeting reminded the Acting Special Agent In
Charge that the mayor's event manager, Colonel Jack Reilly, and Sergeant Bob
Linsky of the Chicago Police Department were enroute to the forum. When one of
the agents suggested that we discuss the problem further before calling the
United States Secret Service Chief with a recommendation, the ASAIC angrily
replied that the only requests he had were that the agent sits down, shut the
fuck up and operate in the agent's pay grade. After further discussion with the
mayor's representatives and the Chief of the Secret Service, the President
canceled the trip. The American press reported that the cancellation was due to
the illness of the President.
After Kennedy's assassinated, all reports and references to the
circumstances of the cancellation were removed from the office files.
3. During the administration, before the election of President
Kennedy, a false flag operation was proposed by anti-Castro elements within the
U.S. Government.
A catastrophic event orchestrated by internally trained
government sponsored forces, was to occur in America and blamed on Fidel
Castro. Like Diem, Castro was Catholic and ruled over a predominantly catholic
population ". America wanted control of Cuba for the potential of cheap
labor and natural resources. In the meantime, the American mafia wanted to turn
Cuba into a competitor of Las Vegas and a replica of "sin city."
After Kennedy was assassinated, FBI agents seized all records
regarding the alleged rifle purchase from Klein's gun shop in Chicago. Secret
Service agents sent to investigate the purchase were told that the FBI had
warned him not to discuss the purchase with the Secret Service. According to later information obtained by the SS from the FBI, the rifle
was ordered by "A.Hidell." Immediately following the assassination,
three shell casings were discovered under
a window on the sixth floor of the School Book Depository.
A Dallas police officer told SS investigators that two rifles
were found on the sixth floor. A shipping bag long enough to hold a gun was
also discovered. Since Oswald had been employed at the depository for several
months, the palm print could have no significance.
Below are facts,known by high government officials and security
agencies,that support a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy:
a. The Acting U.S. Attorney General sent a memorandum to the
White House advising that Lee Harvey Oswald must be named as a lone assassin of
President Kennedy;
b. In October 1963, the Florida office of the secret service
received information that President Kennedy was going to be assassinated by use
of a high-power rifle fired from a warehouse building and that a Patsy was
being used to take the blame;
" ' '''
c. In October 1963, a member of the anti-Castro Dre told the
Chicago officials of the secret service that Kennedy would have killed and
" Jews are financing the operation”The Secret Service case agent
complained that an FBI agent destroyed his case by revealing the true identity
of the secret service informant.
d. There was no ballistic, forensic, or indisputable evidence
heard by the Warren Commission that tended to incriminate Oswald to the
exclusion of other suspects detained in Dallas' Texas, on November 22, 1963.
The FBI forensics found Oswald's palm print on a box near the
window where rifle shots were allegedly fired near the partially opened window.
Attached to the bag was a label addressed to Lee Oswald. These items were
photographed and taken into custody by the Dallas police.
5. Was there a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy? For
over 50 years, many books have been written that delve into this question.
Some researchers deny a conspiracy. Many researchers and media
label those who disagree as conspiracy kooks and theorists. Facts must answer
such an important question. A reasonable mind must evaluate, classify, organize
and analyze discoverable facts to arrive at Truth. Truth is "that which
is," and falsehood is "the illusion that seems to be." Here is
the irrefutable evidence that a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy and
deprive the citizens of the world and this great country, America:
(a) In mid-October 1963, the Florida office of the United States
Secret Service received information that "President Kennedy was about to
be assassinated”.The assassin will fire a high-powered rifle from a warehouse
building. A Patsy is being set up to take the blame for the murder of the
President.
(b) In mid-October "1963, an informant of the Chicago
office of the United States Secret Service successfully infiltrated the
anti-Castro Cuban DRE organization. One of its leaders told the informant that
"President Kennedy will be assassinated" and that the "Jews were
financing the operation."
(c) The agent in Charge of the Chicago investigation complained
that an FBI agent sabotaged his case by revealing the informant's relationship
with the Secret Service.
(d) During the week of November 22, 1963, an agent stationed in
Florida passed through Chicago from Austin, Texas. The agent complained about
the President's racial integration policies. The agent ended his rant against
the President by saying," Somebody should blow his fucking head off"!
7. On 11-24-63, Jack Ruby assassinated Oswald while he was being
moved to an unknown location by members of the county sheriff and Dallas Police
Department.
On November 26, 1963, two secret service agents in Charge of the
Dallas investigation arrived in the Chicago office with the Acting Special
agent in Charge. Later, three men entered the U.S.Secret Service office. Two
men signed the log book as agents of the FBI. According to a secretary, the
third person neither identified himself nor signed the entrance book. After the
six men concluded their meeting, Agents assigned to Chicago were called to an
emergency meeting and told:
a. To turn in ALL reports and notes regarding President
Kennedy's visits to Chicago;
b. Do not discuss the Kennedy assassination with news media;
c. Any agent violating the above orders would "find his ass
in a ringer."
8. In January 1964, ALL secret service agents were required to
turn in their secret service identification commission books and update agent
photographs. Newly engraved identification books were issued in March 1964.
9. Parafin tests performed on the face and hands of Lee Harvey
Oswald were "inconclusive" as to the firing of a rifle or handgun on
the day of the murder of President Kennedy.
10. An AR-15 automatic rifle, possessed by a secret service
agent, was accidentally fired toward the presidential limousine during the
assassination.
11. Two highly damaged bullet fragments were found on the floor
of the presidential limousine. They were unrelated in caliber and unrelated to
either weapon owned by Oswald.
Below are facts that support a conspiracy to assassinate
President Kennedy:
a. A secret service witnessed an argument between LBJ, JFK, AND
RFK inside the Oval Office in June 1961. LBJ accused Kennedy of trying to send
LBJ to prison about some goddam cotton. Upon leaving the office, LBJ issued a
veiled threat to the two Kennedy. The threat was reported to the witness
agent's supervisors to no avail.
b. After the assassination, the Acting sent a memorandum to the
White House stating that Lee Harvey Oswald had to be named as the lone assassin
of President Kennedy
c. In October 1963, the Florida office of the secret service
received information that President Kennedy was going to be assassinated by use
of a high-power rifle fired from a warehouse building and that a Patsy was
being used to take the blame.
d. In October 1963, a member of the antiCastro Dre told the
Chicago officials of the secret service that Kennedy would bee killed and that
the Jews were financing the operation. The secret service case agent complains
that ab FBI agent destroyed his case by revealing the true identity of the
secret service informant.
e. There was no ballistic, forensic, or indisputable evidence
heard by the Warren Commission that tended to incriminate Oswald to the
exclusion of other suspects detained in Dallas' Texas, on November 22, 1963.
f. There is not, nor has there ever been any ballistic, forensic
tests or indisputable evidence heard by the Warren Commission that tended to
incriminate Oswald to the exclusion of other suspects detained in Dallas'
Texas, on November 22, 1963.
THE CAPSTONE....WHY??
President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated by a secret
reformative cabal that operated within the shows of the United States
Government. The conspiracy has ancient origins and was established to prevent
the usurpation of authority gained by the Protestant Reformation. Its aim and
charter give it international jurisdiction to prevent the rise of Papacy
authority within any country that was a party to the Protestant Reformation.
Because of Kennedy's growing national and international
political popularity, his displayed willingness to forego or execute plans that
tended to advance strategies and goals of the war-driven military-industrial
complex, the independent wealth and number of possible inheritors of political
power within the United States, Kennedy's election ultimately was feared as the
beginning of a Kennedy dynasty supported by Papal rule over the people and
political authority in America.
Abraham W. Bolden, Sr.
7632 South Sangamon Street
Chicago, Illinois 60620
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Robert Kennedy’s Justice Department would not
cooperate with the state of Texas in solving the murder of U.S. agricultural
official Henry Marshall; the Kennedys feared an LBJ-related murder scandal
would infect the Kennedy Administration
[“Ex-Texas official says U.S. wouldn’t aid ’62 death
probe,” David Hanners, Dallas Morning News, April 4, 1984]
QUOTE
By David Hanners
Staff Writer of The News
Former
Texas Atty. Gen. Will Wilson said Tuesday that federal authorities refused to
cooperate with the state in a 1962 investigation of the death of an
Agricultural Department official who was looking into the business dealings of
Billie Sol Estes.
Estes, a
convicted swindler, told a Robertson County grand jury last month that the
agricultural official, Henry Harvey Marshall, was killed because Marshall had
uncovered information that could link then Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to
Estes’ illegal activities, sources close to the grand jury said.
Marshall
died June 3, 1961, after being shot five times. Robertson County authorities
ruled his death a suicide. When it became known a year later that Marshall had
been investigating Estes’ illegal cotton allotments at the time of his death,
Wilson, who was attorney general from 1956-1962, reopened the investigation.
“It became
quite evident to us early in the investigation that Marshall’s death was not a
suicide, and secondly, we had a great deal of opposition from the federal
government in cooperating with us at all,” said Wilson, 70, who is now retired
and living in Austin.
The 1962
grand jury upheld the suicide ruling. But last month’s Robertson County grand
jury, after hearing testimony from Estes, U.S. Marshall Clint Peoples, forensic
pathologist Josephy Jachimczyk and others, ruled that Marshall was murdered.
Estes, who
was granted immunity from prosecution in return for his testimony, said he,
Johnson and two Johnson associates, Clifton Carter and Malcolm Everett Wallace,
conspired to kill Marshall, sources said. The sources said Estes identified
Wallace as the one who actually killed Marshall.
Wilson
said federal officials refused to turn over various reports and records that
might have …
Please see U.S. on Page 6A – Dallas Morning News
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Henry Marshall grave:
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/29408139/henry-harvey-marshall
Check the newsclips on here
1985 AP article on Henry Marshall murder
https://apnews.com/article/a749b07f7055002e8adbedfab2b78e0e
AUSTIN,
Texas (AP) _ A judge ruled today that the evidence is ″clear and convincing″
that the 1961 death of a U.S. Department of Agriculture official who was shot
five times was homicide, not suicide.
The
verdict by state District Judge Peter Lowry in the death of Henry Marshall
followed a day-long trial on a request by Marshall’s son Don to change the
cause of his father’s death.
At the
time of his death, Marshall was investigating Billie Sol Estes, a flamboyant
West Texan who eventually was convicted of fraud over a non- existent
fertilizer business.
Estes
gained more attention last year when he told a Robertson County grand jury that
Marshall was killed on orders from then-Vice President Lyndon Johnson. Estes
testified that he and Johnson discussed a need to stop Marshall from disclosing
Estes’ fraudulent business dealings and his ties with Johnson, the Austin
American-Statesman has reported.
Relatives
and associates of Johnson have denied Estes’ accusations and say the ties Estes
claims he had to the late president were exaggerated.
Marshall’s
body was found June 3, 1961, on the family farm in Robertson County, north of
Bryan. He had been shot five times and also had inhaled carbon monoxide.
A 1962
grand jury ruled the death a suicide. But the grand jury that heard Estes’
testimony ruled it a homicide. It issued no indictment or comment on the claim
that Johnson was involved, saying only that those involved with the slaying
were dead.
In state
District Court on Monday, Don Marshall and his mother, Sybil, asked that the
cause listed on Henry Marshall’s death certificate be changed from ″gun shot
wounds - self-inflicted″ to ″gun shot wounds - homicide.″
Marshall
said he only recently learned that the listed cause of death could be changed.
Assistant Attorney General Lou Bright said a judge can order such a change if
there is a satisfactory showing that the information listed is wrong.
Clint
Peoples, a Texas Ranger who investigated Marshall’s death, testified Monday
that he believed there was no question that Marshall was murdered. ″My opinion
from the investigation prior and after is that someone went out there to make
it look like a suicide,″ he said.
Peoples
said he believes evidence shows that Marshall had ″a terrific struggle″ with
someone and received several cuts on his head. He then inhaled carbon monoxide,
possibly from the exhaust of his pickup. ″After that came the finishing off
part with the rifle,″ Peoples said.
The shots
came from a single-shot, bolt-action, .22-caliber rifle. Peoples demonstrated
that Marshall, who had a partially crippled right hand, would have had to reach
a full arm’s length away to pull the trigger while the barrel was aimed at his
abdomen. That action would have had to have been repeated five times if the
suicide theory is correct.
No
autopsy was done until a year after Marshall’s death. Dr. Joseph Jachimczyk,
chief medical examiner of Harris County, ruled the death a ″possible homicide
and possible suicide.″
Estes
refused to testify before the grand jury that declared the death a suicide. But
Peoples said that when he escorted Estes to federal prison in 1965 they talked
of Marshall’s death. Peoples quoted Estes as saying, ″You can bet your life it
wasn’t suicide. It was murder.″ He told Peoples to look ″towards Washington″
for the killer.
When
Estes was released from prison late in 1983, he contacted Peoples and gave him
new information about Marshall’s death. Estes said he ″wanted to get right with
the Lord,″ Peoples said.
Estes
identified the late Malcolm Wallace, a former U.S. Agriculture Department
economist, as the trigger man. Relatives and associates of Wallace denied
Estes’ accusations.
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson was an
enemy of Lyndon Johnson:
1) https://www.justice.gov/criminal/history/assistant-attorneys-general/will-r-wilson
Will R.
Wilson, Sr. (1969-1971)
Early
History: Will Reid Wilson, Sr. was born in 1912 in Dallas, Texas. He
earned a degree in geology at the University of Oklahoma and graduated first in
his class from Southern Methodist University law school. Mr. Wilson then served
as an aide to the Mayor of Dallas and as an Assistant Attorney General for the
State of Texas. During World War II, Mr. Wilson was a Major in the U.S. Army,
accepting the surrender of Japanese General Tomoyuki Yamashita’s staff in the
Philippines, and was awarded the Bronze Star for heroism in combat.
In 1946,
Mr. Wilson was elected District Attorney of Dallas County. In 1950, he was
elected to serve on the Texas Supreme Court as one of its youngest justices in
history. He resigned from the bench in 1956 to run for Attorney General of
Texas, a post in which he served until 1963 when he co-founded a law firm. In
1959, he received the Wyman Memorial Award, the highest honor of
the National Association of Attorneys General.
Tenure: In
1969, President Richard Nixon appointed Mr. Wilson as Assistant Attorney
General of the U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division. As Assistant
Attorney General, he directed the Organized Crime Strike force. He served for
two years before returning to Texas.
Later
Career: Mr. Wilson later ran two ranches in Texas and served as
director of the local water control and improvement districts. He wrote a book
(A Fool for a Client) about the fall of President Nixon. Mr. Wilson died
in 2005 in Austin, Texas.
3) https://tarltonapps.law.utexas.edu/justices/profile/view/118
4) https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Will_Wilson
Wilson
did not seek a fourth two-year term as attorney general in 1962; instead he
entered the Democratic gubernatorial primary against several prominent
opponents, including incumbent Governor Marion Price Daniel, Sr. of Liberty, highway commissioner Marshall Formby of Plainview, General Edwin A. Walker,
who made anticommunism the centerpiece of his campaign, and the leading
candidates, former U.S. Secretary of the Navy John
Connally of Floresville, and liberal attorney Don Yarborough of Houston (no
relation to his fellow liberal U.S. Senator Ralph W. Yarborough of Austin). In the
campaign, Wilson was particularly critical of a politician not on the ballot:
Lyndon Johnson. Wilson
declared that Johnson had engineered Connally's candidacy because the vice
president feared a Republican victory in Texas in 1962. According to Wilson,
Johnson was engaged in "a move . . . to oust Price Daniel, oust me, oust
Senator Ralph Yarborough and gain complete control of the state government."[7]
Ultimately,
Connally narrowly won the nomination in a runoff against Yarborough and then
defeated the strong Republican gubernatorial candidate in Texas since
1924, Jack Cox of Houston in the
general election. Cox had lost the Democratic nomination to Governor Daniel in
the 1960 party primary.[8] In 1964, Cox,
a part of the conservative wing of his new party, lost the Republican
nomination for the U.S. Senate to George Herbert Walker Bush,
also of Houston, and the future vice president and U.S. president.
On April 3, 1962 Billie Sol Estes bragged to a
lawyer Frank Cain, telling him that he (Estes) could stop any federal
investigation into him by telephoning Vice President Lyndon Johnson
Billie Sol Estes
https://library.cqpress.com/cqalmanac/document.php?id=cqal62-878-28129-1324475
QUOTE
April 20 – The Estes case was sent to a Texas state grand jury
following conclusion of hearings before a Dallas court of inquiry conducted by
State Attorney General Wilson.
Frank Cain, a lawyer representing the Pacific Finance Corporation
of Los Angeles, which was then suing Estes, April 20 testified before the
Dallas court that Estes had once told him that he could stop a federal
investigation of his financial operations by telephoning Vice
President Lyndon B. Johnson. Cain said “I don't know whether he did or
not, but the FBI went right ahead and he was arrested and in jail two days
later.”
Cain said Estes told him that “pay-offs” cost him from $100,000 to
$200,000 a year to keep up his contacts for his agricultural dealings. Cain
said Estes made this comment after receiving a telephone call from a man
identified as “Jamie Whitten.” Cain said Estes told him Whitten “really gets
the job done on appropriations and agricultural programs.”
Rep. Jamie L. Whitten (D Miss.), chairman of the House
Appropriations Committee's Agriculture Subcommittee, April 20 in an interview
for the Dallas Times-Herald said “I never heard of this fellow (Estes) before I
met him last January through some of my Texas colleagues…. What his business
was I never knew. He never solicited any favors from me…and I never did
anything for Estes.”
Wilson April 20 before the court read an unsigned letter to Estes
which referred to Rep. H. Carl Andersen (R Minn.) as “a good
Republican contact in Congress” for Estes. Wilson indicated the letter was
written by William E. Morris. The letter, asking whether Estes would be
interested in purchasing coal mine stock from Andersen, said: “He is really in
a bind. He is really good about standing by his friends.”
James T. Ralph, a former Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, April
20 testified that Estes had urged him to accept gifts of clothing while on a
Dallas shopping trip to the point where “it became embarrassing”, but said he
had neither accepted the clothes as gifts nor bought them with his own money.
Clerks from the Dallas Neiman-Marcus store testified that Ralph had tried on
suits which were altered to fit him, that they were charged to Estes and sent
to Estes at a Washington hotel.
Emery E. Jacobs declined to appear before the Dallas court on
April 20 due to a “conflict in schedule.” He said he did intend to testify and
would deny “any wrong-doing, either morally, legally or ethically.”
April 25 – Wilson called for a Congressional investigation of
“widespread evidence” that “Washington political influence” was used in behalf
of Estes. Wilson said the courts of inquiry he had
conducted had produced evidence that Estes received “substantial favors” from
the Agriculture Department.
April 25 – Estes was indicted on state charges of theft.
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JFK
assassination researcher post on JFK Facts.org on October 30, 2014 by someone
posting as “RLC”
https://jfkfacts.org/billy-sol-estes-leaves-the-stage-claimed-lbj-killed-jfk-and-others/
QUOTE
In the late 1990’s I was invited to a private (by invitation only)
dinner. Billy Sol Estes was also a guest. I got to know Billy quite well and
had a long conversation, about 4 hours, where we talked about everything from
his childhood, how he made his first million. We discussed his relationship with LBJ and LBJ calling
him at 3:00 am telling him he needed $500,000 by 9:00 am. I had not talked with
for at least 4 years and just found out he passed away in May of 2013. He asked
me not to mention anything about what he was telling me because people were
after him and being followed again. What I mean by again is he said JFK and
Robert Kennedy both were having him followed in 1962. He told me he
could not leave his house without someone following him. He told me about
Malcomb Wallace being LBJ’s hit man. I must admit he was very interesting but
also must admit that he was scaring me. He told me more than I wanted to know.
I cooked chili for everyone and Billy Sol spent the entire time outside with
me. He also told me about his three different prison sentences and how he could
have gotten a chance at early release if he returned the money he and LBJ
embezzled with their non-existent grain silos and expose LBJ. He was more
worried about Wallace than early release. He gave me a book and wrote me a note
with his personal phone number. He also told me that LBJ had Wallace kill his
daughters lover. He was always looking over his shoulder. He was a great
business man
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