Milteer knew about the plot as his presence in Dealey Plaza proves, but he was not the mastermind...
Former FBI agent says government allowed JFK assassination
A former FBI agent who investigated plots to kill President John F. Kennedy both before and after his assassination said the government failed to heed warnings and later covered up evidence after the shooting.
Don Adams, 87, said he's been told for decades to keep quiet about work he did on the suspected mastermind of the assassination and inconsistencies that point to someone other than Lee Harvey Oswald as the gunman.
"It could have been prevented, that's what bothers me," Adams said. "All these people who were involved with this thing were accomplices to murder."
Adams claims that he was assigned to investigate Joseph Adams Milteer, an outspoken critic of Kennedy.
An informant recorded Milteer talking about a plot to shoot the President from a tall building during a conversation on Nov. 9, 1963.
"If they knew this on November 9th, two weeks before the assassination, why the hell did the President go to Dallas, Texas?" Adams said. "Especially when they're talking in terms of taking him out of a tall building with a high-powered rifle?"
While the FBI and other government agencies knew of Milteer's conversation, Adams said the tape was not shared with him, even though he was the agent assigned to investigate.
Adams also claims that, after the assassination, he picked up Milteer for questioning but was told to release him because the government was convinced Oswold acted alone.
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