Joe Sabanto interviews a document mole for the Free Lee Oswald movement, Larry Rivera. Rivera promotes ideas that in the Algiers 6 photo Oswald is in the doorway. Rivera also talks about Harold Wieisberg books which highlights this proof when analyzing Oswalds’ shirt. Rivera also believes through his research that there were 12-14 bullets shot and about 4 attack teams on that fatal day. Sabanto finds out about the list of possible groups of shooters for JFk and rivera reveals the details of previous attempts on JFk in Miami and Chicago.

Larry Rivera was born in Alaska, the son of a career military man who served as CID officer in the Army. He was in Germany on 11/22/63, age 6, and will never forget his father’s reaction upon hearing of JFK’s murder (“Johnson!”) Larry is a Certified Network Engineer and also owns an automotive wholesale parts business. He has made a lifelong study of the JFK assassination, making his first trip to Dealey Plaza in 1991. He attended ASK Symposium in 1993 for the 30th anniversary. He has given interviews about the assassination to Spanish media. Larry has assembled the most complete dossier on Billly Nolan Lovelady ever done.

The Escort Officers from Pictures of the Pain by Richard Trask (1994)

Rivera Scan from original copy of The Saturday Evening Post, referred to as “The Miller Photograph” (14 December 1963)