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Loran Hall's Troubles--Being In All The Wrong Places at Precisely the Right Time (Continued from Page 17) situation only a few days later when he Among the people he said expressed In that interview, Hall saidhe had never submitted to further interviews with such feelings were Edgar Eugene Bradley, laid eyes on Sylvia Odio, even though he Garrison investigators. who Garrison had indicted but was unable For a man who has been described as a admitted to the FBI on Sept. 23, 1964, that such a meeting had been "possible. Hall suddenly remembered that there to extradite and who eventually had those "psychological liar, Loran Eugene Hall was a Leslie Bradley he knew during the charges dropped against him. has been in all the wrong places at almost While he had told the FBI agent that it Cuban revolution. (Hall could recall that precisely the right time. might have been "possible" that he had Leslie Bradley, whom he had met in the Other interesting names Hall recalled That he may be in Rhodesia at the gone to Mrs. Odio's apartment, Hall late 1950s, but he previously had not been from that period included Lester Logue, moment seems to confirm that. recanted that to the Garrison investigator. able to remember anything about an Hunt (probably H.L.), Dan Smoot and What role hemay have had in the death In short, Hall said that the FBI report General Edwin A. Walker. Hall said that of President John F. Kennedy - or Edgar Eugene Bradley until his memory was inaccurate in many ways - and, of John Rousselieu had gotten him approved knowledge about it is still an unanswered had been "jogged.") course, he hadn't said what the FBI agent by the John Birch Society to speak at right- question. wrote down. Hall's new recall allowed him to wing meetings where assassination talk But one thing is certain: (In an interview with Robert K. Brown, remember many precise events but didn't was running wild. Loran Eugene Hall better continue to mentioned in the beginning of this article, go so far as to provide him with the ability have wallets-full of $100 bills if he is going Brown stated that Loran Hall is a to implicate himself - or anyone else. SHORTLY THEREAFTER Hall to stay on the run. "psychological liar.") bylined an article in a national newspaper According to receipts this publication Oddly enough, Hall recalled, many By May of 1968, Hall did another about people he met during 1963 felt that Ken- in which he confessed that he had been has obtained, Hall's BankAmericard - turn. He visited Edwin Messe, Gov. nedy ought to be assassinated - and so offered $50,000 to kill JFK - but, naturally, number 4024-673-718-827 - expired as of the Ronald Reagan's legal affairs secretary, stated that. he turned it down. end of July, 1975. and announced that he had information about a conspiracy involved in the Ken- nedy assassination. HE SAID THAT his memory had been 'jogged" by "certain individuals reminding me of persons I was in contact Special Introductory with in 1963 before the assassination." Hall supplied Messe with names of "these certain persons I met while making speeches in the Los Angeles area when I was raising funds for anti-Castro ac- Offer THE NATIONAL tivities. "On almost every occasion after I finished talking at one of these meetings, I'd overhear some people there discuss the Subscribe TATTLER possibility of assassinating Kennedy - and how it might be done. "Not just Kennedy. But also (Chief Now To Justice) Warren and other government officials how they could be gotten rid of. Hall went on to say that he was giving serious consideration to honoring the 20 Weeks For Only $5 subpoena issued by Garrison. The Los Angeles Times reported that "Hall denied knowing any of the alleged SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT conspirators -- including a North THE NATIONAL TATTLER Hollywood man, Edgar Eugene Bradley - a position he apparently now has retreated 2717 N. PULASKI RD., CHICAGO, ILL. 60639 from.' Please enter my subscription to THE NATIONAL TATTLER at the Special Introductory About the meeting with Mrs. Odio that rate of 20 weeks for only $5.00. My payment (check or money order) is enclosed. the Warren Commission investigated, the Los Angeles Times concluded that the FBI had questioned Hall. NAME "The commission concluded that because of the contradictions in what Hall told the FBI and its own evidence that ADDRESS Oswald was elsewhere on that - Oswald could not have been one of the three men CITY STATE ZIP who visited Mrs. Odio's apartment." This offer is NOT good for subscription renewal. . HALL FURTHER confused the TATTLER INVESTIGATIVE SPECIAL September, 1975 Page 18

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