Gary Hill - A Wilderness of Mirrors

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Gary Hill - A Wilderness of Mirrors
Jan 12, 2023
In the fifty nine years since the assassination of JFK, rumours and conjecture have propagated to almost a jungle level; each path has offshoots, some promising, some dead ends. An entire industry has not only grown up surrounding the events of 11/22/63, it has spawned its’ own conspiracies and hyperbole.Gary Hill has looked into Lee Oswald, and has found a veritable hall of mirrors. The assassin who played with his landladies children the morning of the day he allegedly shot the President. The Freedom for Cuba man on the Government payroll. The man who seemingly could be both in New Orleans and Dallas at the same time. Did Ruby know him? Was he a willing participant who doubled crossed his masters, only to be double crossed himself? Who was he looking to meet in the third seat of the third row of the movie theatre? And just how did the FBI have his profile so quickly?Oswald is a myriad of mysteries himself; those surviving who knew him either don’t want to talk about him or have wildly differing recollections of the man who ‘killed the dream of Camelot’. As late as 2018 Marina Oswald would only talk about him at a distance and not on camera.What and who was Oswald? And why did they need to silence him? Gary Hill talks about Oswald and his association with Robert E. Webster in a book which is the story of two men who began an odyssey together that became a thread, which when unraveled, reveals how Cold War paranoia escalated into the death of a president. Robert Edward Webster and Lee Harvey Oswald were manipulated like marionettes on strings of espionage. Unraveling these strings (or threads) may lead us to the puppeteers controlling them.
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