Mexico City

According to the Warren Commission one lone gunman, "Lee Harvey Oswald," acted alone in killing President Kennedy, wounding Texas Governor John Connally, and murdering DPD officer J.D. Tippit.

American born LEE Oswald in 1958, photographed by his brother Robert and published in Robert's book, LEE.
The Cuban Government provided the HSCA this photo of the man who visited the Cuban Consulate in Mexico City in Sept. 1963 and identified himself as "Lee Harvey Oswald."
The CIA provided this photo of "Lee Harvey Oswald" to the Warren Commission who they said visited the Russian Embassy in Mexico City in Sept. 1963.
HARVEY Oswald, accused assassin of JFK and officer Tippit, was shot dead by former Cuban gun-runner Jack Ruby while in Dallas Police Custody two days after the assassination of JFK.

In 1964 the New York Times quoted Chief Justice Earl Warren who said, "Full disclosure was not possible for reasons of national security." But if "Lee Harvey Oswald" was the lone gunman and if he was not a government agent and if there was no conspiracy, then please tell us, Mr. Chief Justice, why cover up Oswald's background for reasons of National Security? Because full disclosure concerning the creation and use of multiple "Lee Harvey Oswalds" would expose the US government agency responsible for their creation.

"National Security" was the excuse and justification given for failing to provide full disclosure concerning the creation, background, and use of multiple "Lee Harvey Oswalds." The Mexico City charade/hoax that unfolded two months before the assassination involved the use of "Lee Harvey Oswalds" as part of a CIA plan to blame Castro for the assassination and force a retaliatory U.S. invasion of Cuba.

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American born LEE Oswald in 1958, photographed by his brother Robert and published in Robert's book, LEE.	The Cuban Government provided the HSCA this photo of the man who visited the Cuban Consulate in Mexico City in Sept. 1963 and identified himself as "Lee Harvey Oswald."	The CIA provided this photo of "Lee Harvey Oswald" to the Warren Commission who they said visited the Russian Embassy in Mexico City in Sept. 1963.	HARVEY Oswald, accused assassin of JFK and officer Tippit, was shot dead by former Cuban gun-runner Jack Ruby while in Dallas Police Custody two days after the assassination of JFK.