Who was he? ....

Here is the story of a man who once taught the Army top brass about geopolitics during the height of the Cold War, and then, as the years rolled on, he ended-up teaching the Russian language to students at a Texas university. One of those students was Eric Gilder.

A few days before Lee Harvey Oswald is alleged to have murdered John F. Kennedy, Wilmeth tracked down and made a phone call to Mrs Oswald. Then he met her just three days before her husband allegedly pulled a trigger and killed the President of the United States of America.

Wilmeth, who spent two years in Moscow during World War II, told investigators that he just wanted to hear the voice of a genuine Russian language speaker, and so he called Marina Oswald.

During the course of this investigation, members of its 'Trio' have been given unbelievable explanations by government officials similar to Wilmeth's own reason for calling Marina Oswald. (See the story of Special Agent Conrad by clicking this link.) Our own prior experiences have in one instance related to an investigation seeking to uncover crime and corruption swirling around the offshore station called Radio Newyork  International.

That discovery took us down a trail leading to Panama City in Panama; to  the fourth tower of the World Trade Center complex that also came crashing down with the taller twin towers; to the head of the U.K. Radio Investigation Service of Britain's D.T.I., and to an investigator tied to an obscure Crown office with amazing powers that had been left over from the days of King Henry VIII.

We dig deep. We do not believe in fairy tales, nor do we blindly accept wild and unfounded conspiracy stories.

We did not believe the government official who tried to use a cover story that we had made a telephone call a year before to a U.S. government official, and that we had not received a proper answer to our enquiry. So a Special Agent called us out of the blue as a courtesy call (he said), one year later to set the record straight. We did not believe his stated reason for calling and so he eventually told us the true reason for his call.

Now here is Colonel James Dudley Wilmeth with one of the silliest cover stories of all time, and the official enquiry into the murder of President Kennedy believed him and no more was said. We find Wilmeth's explanation very lame indeed, and we think you will too, when we put the next sequential precursory chapter online!

It is just taking a little longer than we thought that it would, but it will be worth your wait and so you should keep checking back to see if it is online.