In a court motion filed last week, the CIA acknowledged for the first time that deceased CIA officer George Joannides lived in New Orleans while handling contacts with an anti-Castro student organization whose members had a series of encounters with accused presidential assassin Lee Oswald in August 1963.
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The CIA in New Orleans
Joannides is one of the most significant new characters to emerge in the always controversial story of JFK’s assassination.
The New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Associated Press have all reported in recent years on the unusual secrecy around his role in the events of 1963.
As an undercover CIA officer living in New Orleans, Joannides was well positioned to report on Oswald’s actions in late 1963.
http://jfkfacts.org/assassination/news/cia-admits-joannides-had-a-residence-in-new-orleans/
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The CIA in New Orleans
Joannides is one of the most significant new characters to emerge in the always controversial story of JFK’s assassination.
The New York Times, the Washington Post, and the Associated Press have all reported in recent years on the unusual secrecy around his role in the events of 1963.
As an undercover CIA officer living in New Orleans, Joannides was well positioned to report on Oswald’s actions in late 1963.
http://jfkfacts.org/assassination/news/cia-admits-joannides-had-a-residence-in-new-orleans/
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