Released Today! - James E. Files, Claimed JFK Shooter: Interview by Wim Dankbaar and Jim Marrs

#1

I’ve made no judgement on Files’ claim to be the shooter, but he has all sorts of information in just the last 30 or so minutes that’s magically delicious! This interview is from November 2003 and notes say that Files was paroled and is alive today (82 yrs. old).

I’ve set the mark to begin at 2:14:00. Minute 2:38:15 helps confirm my research, and I believe him. The last 30 minutes should whet the appetite, and I will leave it to you to decide about listening from the beginning. I do suggest you watch the written opening, as it gives you some good background.

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#2

I’ve watched the interview before. Had the notion to take a metal detector and go look for the 221 fireball cartridge I believe he said he buried behind the fence. Hmmmm just half an hour’s drive from here. Field trip #Beaver?

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#3

LOL! I wish I had the time for such a field trip. Might be interesting to give the detector a try, although I have a hunch it’s already been done a number of times. I hadn’t seen this film before; as Files points out, I’m sick of JFK whodunnits. Should our next, illustrious POTUS actually release the real deal, then, I’m interested. Chances of that, <1%. My interest is the other info given in the last 30 or so minutes, esp. what he said about Asia, deep water ports, and the trillion $ or so to build it all.

#4

I loved Jim Marrs. I’ve listened to him on Rense. He was a regular guest for like twenty years. No question the quintessential gum shoe investigative journalist concerning JFK. Jim interviewed almost everyone you can think of concerning the JFK assassination. Jim was a good old Texas boy. Honest as the day is long, without a mean bone in his body.
I remember Jim taliking about the Files interview. Jim didn’t believe him.
There was some interesting things happening behind that grassy knoll fence on that fateful day, for sure. I usually would agree with Jim on most things but for his take on the Files interview, I got my doubts. The mercury bullet Files mentioned sure rings true, but Jim Marrs had a good suspicion who the shooter was and it wasn’t Files. At the end of the day, it’s tough to disagree with Jim Marrs.

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#5

Just imagine if someone policed up the cigarette butts behind the fence and put them in a plastic bag?