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James Files claims he was born James Sutton, on January 24, 1942 in Alabama. James E. Files said he was highly accomplished marksman in the Army 82nd Airborne in 1959, where he served in an operation in Laos doing counterintelligence. He mentioned he knew and worked with Fletcher Prouty. CIA Officer David Atlee Phillips with CIA Director, Allen ...
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Nov 7, 2016 · TO JAMES FILES CONFESSION CRITICS: ANSWER ME THIS by JIM MARRS First off let me set the record straight. I have not -- nor am I now --taking any particular position on the truthfulness of the James E. Files confession. I was not on the Grassy Knoll on November 22, 1963, so I cannot state with any 100 percent assurance what really happened.
- Sandy: See Allan Eaglesham's site on Files. Also, Joe West was one of the worst things to ever happen to the JFK case.
- Jim, Thanks, I'll look at Allan Eaglesham's material. Do you know if he "debunked" any of Marrs' three points/questions? Also, what was it about Jo...
- Sandy I think if you do some web searching you will find most everything debunked as well as the fact that Files had read assassination books befor...
- You lucky dog Larry. You made millions. As per Joe West, if you are old enough to recall, Joe was one of the prime motivators behind the whole Rosc...
- Jim, never mind about my Eaglesham question... I found it and am studying it. Thanks. Thanks Larry. Are you of the opinion that Tosh Plumlee was in...
- Sandy, as your quote of Jim relates, Tosh was telling at least parts of his story, before Joe West ever got involved with the Files story and befor...
- One mistake Files made was he said the Stemmons sign was about to cut of his field of view and so he "had to take the shot". Of course the headshot...
- As to using professionals, its sort of important to note that there is no indication that Roselli had ever used a weapon since his basic training d...
- As if this was some sort of ringing endorsement for truth and honesty.... Virtually every bit of deception that occurs in this case was at the hand...
- Read this article about Roscoe White and you will see why I have problems with anything the late Joe West discovered. http://www.texasmonthly.com/p...
As you can see, Zap was to the rear and over James' left shoulder. For Rahn to make such a misinformed statement such as this is absurd and simply not true. He called it the XP-2100. Response: Another lie. James Files has never referred to the Fireball as the XP-2100 in his confession or otherwise.
Nov 13, 2014 · 1. Watch trailer. Genres: Documentary. Duration: 1 hour 20 minutes. Availability: Worldwide. This is the historical 1994 interview with James Files, the confessed grassy knoll assassin of John F. Kennedy. This first interview was done by Bob Vernon. James was interviewed a second (and final) time on november 19, 2003 by myself and Jim Marrs.
In the video-- The Murder of JFK-Confession of An Assassin (MPI Video, #MP 7148), James E. Files, an inmate of Joliet State Penitentiary, confesses to being one of two assassins firing at JFK in Dallas on November 22, 1963. According to Walt Brown's Treachery in Dallas, this makes him one of 28 "suspected shooters in the Kennedy assassination."
