He was again my constant companion while I lived in Connecticut in 2007. I would meet him at the library. He was well built, tall, had long, blond hair which he wore in a pig tail and spoke with a drawl. He dressed mainly in tall, brown army boots and carried a green back pack.
Prompted by an article in the TIMES about President JF Kennedy, I asked him one day who killed the President. He replied, “the question is not who killed him, but why he was killed”. I was puzzled. What I remember about his response is that there were people behind the scenes who held the reins of power in the USA. He would not say who they were, but they were angry that the President was a peace maker and would not permit the war on Vietnam. They stood to earn billions of dollars from the war. Since the President was a barrier to their ambitions, he had to be eliminated.
Take it or leave it, this is the response that I received. Have a blessed day.
