Fidel Castro’s Deathbed Confession: ‘I Killed JFK’
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Fidel Castro finally admitted that he ordered President John F. Kennedy’s assassination — with The National ENQUIRER exclusively learning of the Cuban dictator's deathbed confession!
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“Castro could barely speak above a whisper at the end,” said an American intelligence source with knowledge of the dramatic scene. “But he confessed shortly before his death into the ear of a trusted confidante. It was apparently important to Castro to finally unburden himself of what he had done before meeting his maker!”
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The bombshell discovery supports declassified top-secret documents that show the communist tyrant dispatched a Cuban hit man to Texas — where he coldly blew out the brains of the beloved president in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963!
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Evil despot Castro — who led a twisted double life of drugs, rape and torture — died Nov. 25 at the age of 90, but an exhaustive investigation by The ENQUIRER has ripped the lid off the secrets the bearded madman took to his grave, including an FBI report that claims accused killer Lee Harvey Oswald was framed!
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The Cuban strongman wanted to settle the score with JFK for the bungled CIA-backed Bay of Pigs invasion on April 17, 1961, and multiple attempts to assassinate him. “Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy organized a group to go to Cuba to kill Castro,” according to the secret FBI file obtained by The ENQUIRER.
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“Elaborate plans involving many people were made," said the papers. "The project almost reached fruition, but Castro became aware of it and arrested people. By pressuring captured suspects, he was able to learn the full details of the plot against him and decided ‘if that was the way President Kennedy wanted it, he too could engage in the same tactics!’”
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According to the dossier, vengeful Castro “dispatched teams of assassins to the U.S. for the purpose of assassinating President Kennedy.” As earlier reported by The ENQUIRER, one of the hired killers was Cuban-born mercenary Herminio Diaz, who was specifically handpicked by Castro for his skills as an expert marksman, according to the dossier.
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As the president’s limo drove past the infamous grassy knoll, Diaz, hidden in the bushes, fired three times with a high-powered rifle that had been provided by local Cuban agents. In addition, The ENQUIRER learned that newly declassified Mexican government documents obtained by a German documentary filmmaker also implicate Castro in the JFK hit.
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“[Kennedy] was an enemy of the Cuban Revolution,” former Cuban secret agent Oscar Marino said in the 2006 documentary, “Rendezvous With Death.” Diaz, who has since died, bragged about his role in JFK’s assassination to an associate who later spilled the beans — debunking the “official” Warren Commission Report that concluded Oswald acted alone.
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Bombshell documents obtained by the CIA, as seen in a leaked 1975 memo, also exposed Cuba's involvement with the Kennedy assassination. But it was left to the FBI report to reveal that Diaz was Castro’s triggerman who assassinated JFK — after Oswald was gunned down by Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby!
Fidel Castro finally admitted that he ordered President John F. Kennedy’s assassination — with The National ENQUIRER exclusively learning of the Cuban dictator's deathbed confession!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Castro could barely speak above a whisper at the end,” said an American intelligence source with knowledge of the dramatic scene. “But he confessed shortly before his death into the ear of a trusted confidante. It was apparently important to Castro to finally unburden himself of what he had done before meeting his maker!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
The bombshell discovery supports declassified top-secret documents that show the communist tyrant dispatched a Cuban hit man to Texas — where he coldly blew out the brains of the beloved president in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Evil despot Castro — who led a twisted double life of drugs, rape and torture — died Nov. 25 at the age of 90, but an exhaustive investigation by The ENQUIRER has ripped the lid off the secrets the bearded madman took to his grave, including an FBI report that claims accused killer Lee Harvey Oswald was framed!
Photo credit: Getty Images
The Cuban strongman wanted to settle the score with JFK for the bungled CIA-backed Bay of Pigs invasion on April 17, 1961, and multiple attempts to assassinate him. “Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy organized a group to go to Cuba to kill Castro,” according to the secret FBI file obtained by The ENQUIRER.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“Elaborate plans involving many people were made," said the papers. "The project almost reached fruition, but Castro became aware of it and arrested people. By pressuring captured suspects, he was able to learn the full details of the plot against him and decided ‘if that was the way President Kennedy wanted it, he too could engage in the same tactics!’”
Photo credit: Getty Images
According to the dossier, vengeful Castro “dispatched teams of assassins to the U.S. for the purpose of assassinating President Kennedy.” As earlier reported by The ENQUIRER, one of the hired killers was Cuban-born mercenary Herminio Diaz, who was specifically handpicked by Castro for his skills as an expert marksman, according to the dossier.
Photo credit: Getty/Files
As the president’s limo drove past the infamous grassy knoll, Diaz, hidden in the bushes, fired three times with a high-powered rifle that had been provided by local Cuban agents. In addition, The ENQUIRER learned that newly declassified Mexican government documents obtained by a German documentary filmmaker also implicate Castro in the JFK hit.
Photo credit: Getty Images
“[Kennedy] was an enemy of the Cuban Revolution,” former Cuban secret agent Oscar Marino said in the 2006 documentary, “Rendezvous With Death.” Diaz, who has since died, bragged about his role in JFK’s assassination to an associate who later spilled the beans — debunking the “official” Warren Commission Report that concluded Oswald acted alone.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Bombshell documents obtained by the CIA, as seen in a leaked 1975 memo, also exposed Cuba's involvement with the Kennedy assassination. But it was left to the FBI report to reveal that Diaz was Castro’s triggerman who assassinated JFK — after Oswald was gunned down by Dallas nightclub owner Jack Ruby!
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