Week in Review: Farewell, Washington Post
JFK Facts also wrapped up its five-part series on CIA officer David Morales, who boasted of complicity in JFK's assassination
Closing the five-part series on CIA officer David Sanchez Morales, who boasted of complicity in JFK’s murder 10 years after the assassination, Chad Nagle and Larry Hancock followed later aspects of Morales’ mysterious and deadly career. After President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, Morales continued his exploits. In retirement, he may have talked too much.
Publicly available information on Morales’ activities and operations as a CIA officer from 1965-1975 is scant and vague. Hancock and Nagle pieced together clues from documents, interviews, and books to follow Morales from Miami to Laos, Vietnam, and Latin America, noting the locations and timely connections to intelligence collection, insurgency, and assassination missions.
What we know is that Morales operated widely in Latin America after JFK’s death, across countries such as Paraguay, Uruguay, Chi…
