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Salvador Astucia’s research of John Lennon’s murder—on December 8,
1980—reveals that J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI led a violent assault against high
profile opponents of American military involvement in Vietnam from 1966
until Hoover’s sudden death in 1972. The assault included the murders of
Martin Luther King, Bobby Kennedy, and numerous rock stars. Persecution of
rock stars by covert intelligence operatives continued after Hoover’s death.
Eventually Lennon was driven into retirement. When he returned to the public
eye, he was quickly killed. Astucia reports the following new information
about Lennon’s murder:
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Accused killer Mark David Chapman is completely innocent of the murder; a
professional assassin most likely shot Lennon. Astucia concludes that the
true killer was Cuban exile and professional assassin Jose Joaquin Sanjenis
Perdomo who was on the CIA’s payroll for 10 years. Perdomo posed as a
security guard at the Dakota (Lennon’s Manhattan residence where the murder
occurred) and was probably placed there by a well-known security firm
contracted by Brown, Harris and Stevens, the real estate company that
managed the Dakota in 1980, and still does.
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Astucia phoned representatives from Brown, Harris and Stevens and the large
security firm, Wackenhut, to find out information about Perdomo, and to
confirm or deny if Wackenhut ever provided security services for the Dakota.
Representatives at both firms refused to confirm or deny the existence of
such a business relationship. Wackenhut was founded by an FBI agent and
hires retired federal agents from the FBI, CIA, plus retired military
officers.
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Wackenhut’s "outside legal counsel" and board member was the late William J.
Casey, Reagan’s campaign manager whom Reagan later appointed CIA director.
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Lennon was killed while Reagan was president-elect, just three weeks after a
top secret nuclear test was conducted in the Nevada Desert. It tested
laser-nuclear technology and was a huge success. Laser-nuclear technology
became the mainstay of Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI, nicknamed
"Star Wars" by the press). The SDI test were sponsored by the late Edward
Teller, the man who credits himself as co-inventor of the H-Bomb, but
critics say he took credit for the work of others. Teller was the driving
force behind SDI, and possibly the sponsor of Lennon’s murder.
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Chapman’s mental faculties were likely compromised through the use of
hypnosis and drugs, thereby making him a perfect patsy.
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Lennon’s autopsy report and death certificate exonerate Chapman. They reveal
four wounds on the left side of the body, but Chapman was reportedly
standing to Lennon’s right, a few feet behind, according to a New York Times
report published immediately after the murder.
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During Hoover’s 48 year rule, the FBI waged a full-scale war against rock
‘n’ roll artists since Elvis Presley set the American music scene on fire in
1956.
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business relationship is revealed between J. Edgar Hoover and Frank
Costello. Surprisingly, convicted murder conspirator Charlie Manson has
claimed to be friends with Costello as well, and has indicated in interviews
that the mob was involved in the infamous Sharon Tate murders in the summer
of 1969.
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Astucia uncovers suspicious anomalies in the deaths of Jimi Hendrix, Jim
Morrison, Brian Jones, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and countless other rock
stars who died prematurely under mysterious, often violent circumstances.
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