Houdini Magic Shop Owner Aids JFK Investigation

[Seth Hughes]

I was recently read an article about the JFK assassination, and how Geno Munari, an owner of a popular stream of magic shops obtained documents that drastically helped the investigation.

I find it really cool how a magician was able to help a national investigation, and i have been to Houdini's magic shop before so that adds to my excitement

you can view the whole article here: https://www.insidemagic.com/magicnews/2018/12/houdini-magic-shop-owner-aids-jfk-investigation/

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

Mulholland wrote a manual for the CIA to use magic techniques in their spy work.

 

[Seth Hughes]

WHAT?!
Where can I find that? I must have one!

 

[CWhite]

I was recently read an article about the JFK assassination, and how Geno Munari, an owner of a popular stream of magic shops obtained documents that drastically helped the investigation.

I find it really cool how a magician was able to help a national investigation, and i have been to Houdini's magic shop before so that adds to my excitement

you can view the whole article here: https://www.insidemagic.com/magicnews/2018/12/houdini-magic-shop-owner-aids-jfk-investigation/

That's really cool. I've been to one of the shops as well.

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

WHAT?!
Where can I find that? I must have one!

https://www.amazon.com/Official-CIA...ocphy=9006754&hvtargid=pla-435433932475&psc=1

 

[NinoIng]

Jesus, some terrifying dark net conspiracy stuff connected to that article. Seems he didn’t really help the original invesgstions but rather recently purchased a bunch of previously lost documents. They don’t actually shed anything on the investigation, just on some of the random tangents that garrison went on.

Lee Harvey Oswald did it. End of story. Effectively those files were related to an investigation by an off-the-rails DA who believed any crackpot who claimed to have connections to the assassination.

Historically significant for sure, and certainly interesting. But the article linked to there in ‘American free press’ is not a website I’d be happy sharing links to.

 

[RickEverhart]

Great Book Christopher posted. I bought a few years back, read it, and added to my library.