Yes, the CIA Director Was Part of the JFK Assassination Cover-Up

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67. POLITICO as the fountainhead for this story is interesting, too.

The magazine's founding family is good friends with the Bush family. A view through that window:

Well, Joseph Allbritton was one of the big banking corporate moguls of Washington, D.C. He owned the sports team. I forget whether it was the basketball team or the Redskins. At one point he owned a bunch of newspapers and radio stations. He owned Riggs Bank. But fundamentally, he participated in a conspiracy to hide Augusto Pinochet’s money. And he—they evaded the assets—Juan Garcés managed to get Pinochet’s assets frozen, but Riggs Bank violated that court order to freeze his assets by secretly starting to funnel back to him all of his money in $50,000 cashier’s checks. They had a courrier that would bring literally bundles of these checks to Pinochet’s house in Santiago. And the story returns to Juan Garcés, because more than $8 million of this $20-plus million stash of money was given back to Pinochet illegally by Riggs, and Juan Garcés stepped in and said, "That money belongs to the Chilean people and to the victims of Pinochet." And he recovered it. -- Peter Kornbluh

SOURCE: http://www.democracynow.org/2013/9/10/the_pinochet_file_how_us_politicians_banks_corporations_aided_chilean_coup_dictatorship

So, why would friends of the GOP/BFEE/War & Money Party print news -- facts like who what why that happened -- rather than spread disinformation or misinformation like the rest of Corporate McPravda?

Regarding the official story, you might enjoy the work of Gerald D. McKnight, "How the Warren Commission Failed the Nation and Why." McKnight, a professor of history, documents the dual cover-up: of the crime's facts and of the official investigation and reporting. Nothing fancy, just the facts.