Well no kiddin! (strains of Sly Stone:)

You play this right, and hereabouts, you can be a goddess, I'm tellinya, it's a small universe but imagine the bennies Jan ... !;~)

To some extent, I have read Mr Grover before. His financial angles are of interest, though I haven't studied his work extensively. Tom Flocco too. Glad the Flocco post worked because I was unaware of the picture of GHW Bush in Dallas(though it strikes me as inconclusive). All the rest is pretty standard except that I've seen other names attached to the hobos.

If I can recall where, I'll post you the link for the Murchison meeting attendees I came across recently, very who's who for those times. As I recall, it was contained in several reads from the same source, somebody formerly connected to military or intelligence, very straight forward reading. I may have saved such material though I haven't perfected my file retrieval system. JFK, although a continuing curiousity, is established in my big picture as a coup d'tat that certainly had to have the highest(lowest) levels of participation. Not unlike RFK, MLK or even 9/11.

I haven't located the list but I think I'm thinkin of a fellow named L. Fletcher Prouty:

"The big story in the Kennedy assassination is the cover-up," says retired Colonel L. Fletcher Prouty, Chief of Special Operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff until 1964. Prouty was on assignment in New Zealand on the day of the assassination. After carrying a New Zealand newspaper article back to Washington, he checked the time of Oswald's arrest against the hour the paper had been printed and, with great horror, realized Oswald's biography had gone out on the international newswire before Oswald had been arrested by the Dallas police. Prouty has since become one of the most persuasive and persistent critics of the Warren Commission. His book, The Secret Team: The CIA and its Allies in Control of the United States and the World, is a frightening portrayal of the hidden rulers of America. - Heritage of Stone by Steven Hager Reprinted with permission from "High Times" magazine, September 1991, with help from Mark Zepezauer at the Santa Cruz Comic News.

Unfortunately, saving the web page doesn't appear to save the web address but I am certain you can find his work if you wish.

Anyhow, if I stumble across the list, I will post it.

By the way, nice claim to fame!

respects (: