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Bruce Campbell Adamson PO Box 1003 Aptos,
CA 95001-1003--- EMAIL is bca@got.net

Timeline Chart
The JFK Assassination Timeline Chart, is a 305 page
book about the crime, case and "conviction" of the
century - without a fair trial? The key figures in the research
of the JFK Timeline Chart who are tied to Dimitri and his brother
George De Mohrenschildt or the JFK assassination. The Timeline
Chart was developed from Oswald's Closest Friend; The George
De Mohrenschildt Story.
Some of the major discoveries include:
This Timeline Chart presents facts.
No one listed in the Timeline Chart is to be presumed
guilty of assassinating John F. Kennedy, solely upon his or her
association, direct or indirect, to George De Mohrenschildt,
Oswald's closest friend. Any such conclusion is for the reader
to make.
The Timeline Chart contains an enormous amount of unpublished
material. Its preparation contains results of the author's thorough
examination of personal papers of Allen Dulles, Senator John
Tower, George Crew McGhee, Gerald Ford, Lyndon Johnson, Dimitri
Von Mohrenschildt, Nelson Rockefeller, Hamilton Fish Armstrong,
William Henry Chamberlin, Mary Bancroft and de Mohrenschildt's
FBI and CIA files, just for starters. Some, but not all, of the
information is published in the report of the Warren Commission
and House Select Committee on Assassination Investigations. In
order to gather this information in the Timeline Chart,
I have made three trips to Texas and the East Coast. One trip
lasted eight months.
Unless you are an assassination buff, it is doubtful that you
have ever heard of De Mohrenschildt. It took me about four months
just to learn how to properly pronounce his name. De Mohrenschildt
did not become a central figure in the JFK assassination conspiracy
until 1976 when he began telling the press that wealthy Texas
oilmen, including H.L. Hunt were behind the assassination. If
indeed Texas oilmen were in on it, then H.L. Hunt may not have
been the only Texas oilman, for, like LBJ, De Mohrenschildt seemed
to know all of the wealthiest Texas oilmen.
De Mohrenschildt had ties to three major players in the media
world: 1) Nelson Rockefeller; 2) Henry Luce; and, 3) William
S. Paley. Both Luce and Paley have kept their personal papers
private away from the public. As Vice-President, Rockefeller
was in charge of the Rockefeller Commission investigation which
in part examined the possibility that a CIA coup was involved
in JFK's assassination.
In 1976 George Bush and Rockefeller failed to disclose their
association with de Mohrenschildt since World War II. In addition,
Rockefeller knew many of Dimitri Von Mohrenschildt's (George's
brother) associates. Did our country place the wolves in charge
of guarding the chicken coop?
A most important piece of evidence which suggests a conspiracy
in the JFK assassination is that on March 29, 1977, George De
Mohrenschildt placed a shotgun in his mouth and pulled the trigger.
This was powerful circumstantial evidence that his 1976 allegations
that Oswald did not kill Kennedy, were true.
But who did? Who was Oswald set up for? Was it for Allen Dulles,
Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss, Nelson Rockefeller, Philip C. Johnson,
William Henry Chamberlin, Dimitri Von Mohrenschildt, Isaac Don
Levine, the Hearst family, George C. McGhee, Howard Hughes, Henry
Luce, LBJ, H.L. Hunt and family, White Russians, Igor Cassini
and/or his father-in-law C.B. Wrightsman? Or a whole "bunch"
of Texas oilmen, alone or together?
I first started researching the 26 volumes of the Warren Commission
for clues, when I came across George De Mohrenschildt. I thought
it was strange that a man who visited Jacqueline Kennedy's mother
on a regular basis would also befriend the alleged assassin,
Lee Harvey Oswald. In the first several years of my research,
I even had a nightmare that Jackie Kennedy had been involved
in the assassination. I began to look at this or the possibility
that her mother Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss was involved. But I
concluded, that no one in their right mind would have placed
themselves or their daughter in an open convertible with a possibility
of being shot, for Jackie sat three feet away from JFK on that
fateful November 22, 1963.
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Jackie in 1938 |
De Mohrenschildt testified that before Oswald was even born
he visited with Jackie and her mother in 1938 on a daily basis
at Easthampton, New York. You may, like myself, find this hard
to digest.
There are many people who, I feel, look guilty, but there is
not enough evidence to nail them down, if in fact they truly
are guilty. If they don't fit into the puzzle, one can not go
around cutting corners or making up stories about them to force
them into the final picture. Yet, the Devil is in the detail.
People who were a part of any conspiracy were very wealthy and
clever people and they truly believed that it would always remain
a secret. The Timeline Chart could help, for it will help others
who know more than myself to fill in some of the blanks.
The reader will find it difficult at first to memorize all
of the names and personalities within this book.
I have tried to keep an open mind and stay on the course and
follow the evidence as it becomes available and set aside my
own conclusions. I have had to study 500 to 750 people. This
book contains a biographical dictionary which is a very important
tool, but by no means a complete biographical sketch of this
cast of characters. This Timeline Chart will save the
reader the ten years and a $150,000 that I have invested. It
contains facts from the first 10 volumes of the de Mohrenschildt,
volume 11 is not incorporated yet.
Los Angeles, California, November 22, 1995, Bruce Campbell
Adamson
Not everyone is to be presumed guilty upon their association
to De Mohrenschildt or their involvement with the JFK assassination.
Click to view the possible conspiracy CIA
List
There have been hundreds of books written about Oswald and the
JFK assassination, but none has ever focused solely on George
De Mohrenschildt.
JFK Assassination Timeline Chart has just been upgraded to 305
pages and sells for $30.00 plus 3.90 for postage and handling
within the U.S.A. Bookrate is $2.50 This is the enlarged easier
to read edition without an Index please. It weighs 2 and
a half pounds.
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