Talk:Hugh Aynesworth

Aynesworth as CIA informant?

The case for Aynesworth's writings on the JFK assassination being biased towards the Warren Report is stronger when you look at records released by the JFK Act. Some suspect the author has been an informant for the CIA, Dallas Police, and other government entities. There is a CIA internal memo written on October 10, 1963, by then-Dallas CIA head J. Walton Moore. He writes about Aynesworth's possible trip to Cuba when he was a reporter with The Dallas Morning News, and how Aynesworth "has offered his services to us if it develops that he receives a visa" to Cuba. See: Moore wrote that Aynesworth "told me that he had applied for a visa for Cuba approximately a year ago," and that Aynesworth had received a call from someone with the Czech embassy saying it was under consideration. Moore added that he was "submitting a name check request for Aynesworth.” If you read Carl Bernstein's account of journalists working for the CIA published in Rolling Stone in 1977, the early 1960s was a hotbed of collusion between journalists and the CIA. I think this CIA document is strong enough to include something about it in this page on Aynesworth.Mdus5678 (talk) 20:49, 27 February 2016 (UTC)

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