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To: autumnraine

I think Bobby and JFK pissed off the mob and they did him in. Bobby went back on his word with the mob. That is a no no. Or maybe it was LBJ? LOL


11 posted on 11/20/2009 11:40:07 AM PST by 70th Division (I love my country but fear my government!)
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To: 70th Division
I forget if it was Joe Bonanno or who told the story.

Joe Kennedy had solicited the assistance of the mob to sway some unions to help in the 1960 election. Included was the dem primary in WV in which JFK upset Humphrey and the city of Chicago, which reportedly held back vote tallies to see how many votes JFK needed to beat Nixon.

After the boys got in and went after the teamsters and the mob, Giancano sent Roselli and another guy to Hyannisport to remind the old man that the organization had helped JFK get elected. Joe said he would talk to them when the family got together at Christmas. Before that the old man had a major stroke and the conversation did not happen.

The problem with the JFK assassination is there's plenty of motive and capability to go around. Hard evidence is another thing all together.

19 posted on 11/20/2009 11:48:41 AM PST by votemout
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To: 70th Division
If there was I theory I would believe, it is LBJ had something to do with it. He hated Kennedy and thought he should have be at the top of the ticket, not JFK. He had the most to gain by the assassination, and would have the ability, after being sworn in, to perform a cover-up. Also, the fact that it happened in Texas is too convenient.

But at this point, I think who ever was involved is pushing up daisies now.

59 posted on 11/20/2009 12:50:35 PM PST by kosciusko51
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