They Acted Alone: The Hideous Truth of Dallas, 1963
Monday, October 27th, 2008November 22, 2008 — DALLAS.
JFK in Dallas
It has long been accepted that Lee Harvey Oswald, a man so hideous that he had three first names, was the sole assassin of JFK. This is not the truth.
History and mystery are taught in the same classrooms at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, where I attended college. In the early 1990s, when I was getting my undergraduate degree in Historical Mysteries, I took a class from professor Dr. O. L. Harvey, an expert on the assassination of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States of America.
In the class, which was about solving the mystery of where the great, lost city of Atlanta had disappeared to, he mentioned in an offhand remark about JFK’s assassination, “Yes, Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. It’s the accepted fact. They acted alone.”
I bolted up in my seat. What had he just said?? They? They acted alone? What did he mean by that? I waited until after class and walked with him back to his office in the secret, underground academic control center of SMU.
“Dr. Harvey, did you mean to say ‘They acted alone?’ Shouldn’t you mean, ‘He acted alone’?”
And then Dr. Harvey told me the hideous, horrible truth* of November 22, 1963 and the events that happened 45 years ago today:
Lee Harvey Oswald acted with a team of three.
Lee Harvey Oswald was cloned.
A group of four Lee Harvey Oswalds killed JFK.
Many people know that Lee Harvey Oswald was a great Cuban and friend of Fidel Castro. What they don’t know is that during his time spent in Cuba, he was the test subject of Soviet cloning experiments. For the Soviets, Oswald was the perfect candidate for speed cloning, a radical method of cloning and growing a new human individual to an exact match of the original test subject.
Oswald agreed. He knew that four or five (the exact number is still unknown) clones would be the perfect accessories to commit murder, changing the course of history forever. The quick cloning process grew four known new Oswalds in record time, subjecting the clones to human growth hormones that brings them to the real Lee Harvey Oswald’s age in six years.
Mentally, the Oswald clones were less than 10 years old. But physically, they would match Oswald’s appearance and age in 1963… after 1963, they would age too quickly. Oswald had to act before 1963 was done.
So that fateful day in Dallas, four of Oswald’s clones sat in the Texas Book Depository and fatally wounded John F. Kennedy and shot John Connolly, governor of Texas at the time. After the trauma, one of the Oswald’s was captured, and later killed by another Oswald in a Jack Ruby costume (he had aged fitfully in those few days), who later died in prison by a third Oswald who became a prison guard. The fourth Oswald’s fate is unknown. He may have returned to Cuba.
All of these facts were given to me by Dr. Harvey, who passed away three years ago, on that fateful autumn afternoon in the secret underground academic stronghold at SMU. How did he know so much, I asked?
The original Lee Harvey Oswald changed his name, he said. He went back to school, specializing in historical mysteries, and now teaches at SMU. That’s right, Dr. Harvey was Oswald Harvey aka Lee Harvey Oswald, the man whose clones killed JFK.
*by which I mean “questionable but interesting lie.”
