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June 2009
RFK Assassination special
Map Of Montreal
indicating the location of Lee Harvey Oswald (Accused assassin JFK) in the summer of 1963, James Earl Ray (accused assassin Dr. King) in the summer of 1967 the Allen Memorial Psychiatric Hospital of infamous MK ULTRA and McGill University.
Allen Memorial Psychiatric Hospital
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home of CIA MKULTRA mind control experiments in the 40s, 50s, 60s, ? The horrific experiments of Dr. Ewen are well documented.
McGill graduate in psychiatry from the post war 1940s. His name was Dr. Renatus Hartogs.
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Dr Hartogs worked on known CIA projects Lee Harvey Oswald being a troubled youth, Oswald was sent for psychiatric treatment in the early 1950s. Now, guess who his psychiatrist was? Our McGill alumni: Dr. Renatus Hartogs.
CIA connected Dr Hartogs, was also responsible for reporting to the Warren Commission about his diagnosis that Oswald was unstable. This diagnosis made Oswald look like a malcontent and sealed Oswald's reputation as a lone nut assassin.
In the summer of
In the 60s St. James was the financial centre of Canada. View looking east.
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Oswald Montreal 1963
view looking east
Oswald Montreal 1963
view looking west
James Earl Ray & Raul 1967
121 rue de la Commune. View looking north from the docks. JE Ray is reported to have met Raul here in the summer of 1967. Just around the corner from here, LH Oswald was reported as being seen summer of 1963 handing out pamphlets.
James Earl Ray & Raul 1967
121 rue de la Commune west, Montreal, (Old Montreal) Canada. In the summer of 1967 (Expo 67) James Earl Ray met a shadowy figure by the name of Raul here. In 1967 this club was directly opposite the docks and was known in those days as a "homosexual" bar. View looking east.
James Earl Ray & Raul 1967
121 rue de la Commune west, Montreal, (Old Montreal) Canada. View looking south to docks from door stoop. The club, reputed as a "homosexual' hangout in those days, was within easy walking distance from the docks.
