Why did you shoot JFK? (No answer.)
‘I am here.’
When did you decide to assassinate President Kennedy? (No answer.)
What pushed you towards this? ‘I was a member of a secret society and the only one with enough balls to put action to the words.’
What was this group called? ‘Pensares’ Revelry, the Revolutionists.’
Where would you meet? ‘Fraternity Lodge of the Brotherhood.’
The Freemasons’ Hall? ‘Yes, but not together. We only used the hall. We were not Freemason’s.’
Were you paid to kill JFK? ‘I did not need money beyond expenses. Money went to my wife.’
Who paid you? ‘DiCriscio.’
Who is he? ‘A patsy.’
Are you still angry? ‘Angry at the double-cross? Yes.’
Who double-crossed you? ‘The patsy.’
Did you know there would be another shooter? ‘No. I would have not been there if I knew.’
Which shot was yours? ‘The first one.’
You were an excellent marksman? ‘I was.’
Why did you not have the kill shot? ‘It was a moving target.’
Who was the other gunman? ‘Sonny A.’ (Last name starts with an A, I couldn’t see the whole name.)
Who hired him? ‘Undercover CIA Sharpshooter, assassin.’
Did they kill him afterward like they killed you? ‘No, he was too valuable. There was more work to be done.’
Is there anything you would like to share? ‘Anger and hatred destroy and damage your soul. Let this go while you live here on earth. It is not worth the pain, the regret.’
Have you come into another lifetime here on earth? ‘I have not. I am in lamentation until I am ready to release my anger.’
Why have you not released this anger yet? ‘My soul is damaged. I have no peace, no one sends me peace.’
To raise your low vibration? ‘Yes.’
I send you peace. I send you healing. You are not beyond repair. (He is crying.) ‘Thank you for your kindness.’
Anything else before I go Lee? ‘Thank you for your compassion, though I am unworthy.’
You are worthy. Make peace. Be a better person next time around. Thank you for the contrast you have shown me. Peace be with you.
Channeled message from Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald was charged with the murder of the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy and police officer J.D. Tippet on November 22, 1963. Oswald was shot and killed two days later at the Dallas Police Headquarters by Jack Ruby, a local nightclub owner.