... we ... learned that former Donald Trump campaign advisor Roger Stone is writing a book explaining that Bill and Hillary Clinton murdered JFK Jr. in 1999. Stone... casually mentioned his writing project on an internet radio show last month....What's odd about this is that there have long been rumors that JFK Jr. was murdered -- but the culprit was usually said to be Stone's other nemesis, the Bush family.
Stone explained he’s got two books in the works: one exposing New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker as a fraud who never actually accomplished anything, and then his really explosive work:
I have coming up next year a book which I make the case that John F. Kennedy Jr. was murdered. And he was murdered by the Clintons because he was in the way. Now I have extraordinary new evidence that nobody else has seen.Last fall, Stone tweeted that he planned a book on Kennedy’s “murder” and also explained the motive: Hillary had him bumped off because she wanted to be elected to the Senate seat previously held by Daniel Moynihan, and since Kennedy was thinking of running for it too, he had to die....
This is from a site called The Forbidden Knowledge:
But why would anyone want to kill John Kennedy Jr.?A few years back, a man named True Ott claimed he'd come into possession of "file #5" of the so-called Gemstone Files, which purport to outline all sorts of conspiracies. File #5, according to Ott, outlined "the FULL STORY of the CIA-planned and executed contract 'hit' of John Fitzgerald Kennedy." Ott said that "the key men who participated in the assassination, as well as the massive cover-up that followed ... were not all Jewish organized crime bosses, some were men linked to my LDS church authorities and some were nationally prominent politicians in my beloved Republican Party! The file was extremely damning towards George HW Bush." Ott said he gave the file to someone from JFK Jr.'s George magazine, then heard from Kennedy himself, who claimed that Poppy Bush was about to be indicted for JFK Sr.'s murder on the basis of the file. ("If George W. thinks he can run for dogcatcher after this grand jury convenes and his father indicted, he is sorely mistaken,” JFK Jr. said, according to Ott.)
... he was the only Kennedy to ever acknowledge a conspiracy in his father’s death. He not only acknowledge it, he published an article by Oliver Stone, in his magazine, George, about assassination, conspiracies, and lying history books. Who would want to kill him? The people who killed his father had to kill him. Kennedy Jr. was going to go after them.
So, who killed his father? George Herbert Walker Bush....
Bush didn’t pull the trigger, but he supervised E. Howard Hunt, who did....
Kennedy’s plane went into the sea at 10:00 on Friday night, July 16, 1999. [George W.] Bush was involved in a heated campaign, which he was losing in New Hampshire. He was constantly in public and constantly surrounded by reporters, so it’s easy to figure out where he was. Right? Wrong! According to the Omaha World Herald (7/17/99), on July 16th Bush was flipping pancakes Friday morning in Des Moines, but he boarded a bus and disappeared for the entire weekend. On Saturday, July 18th, reporters looking for a comment from Bush confronted a fumbling spokesperson who was unable to say when Bush would be available for comment. (Newsday, 7/19/99, A19) Bush finally called a press conference on Monday, to offer condolences.
Do you think this evidence is too weak to accuse Bush of murder? As George would say, “We got more than enough here to hang a feller in Texas.” George, you’re our feller....
By involving himself in Kennedy’s murder, George W. Bush was living out the legacy of his father and his father’s father.
And then JFK Jr.'s plane went down with the only copy of file #5. And W's political career was saved.
Well, it's about as plausible as Roger Stone's theory, right?
Hey, maybe the Bushes and the Clintons killed JFK Jr. together! With John-John dead, Hillary got to be senator! W got to be president! It was win-win!
C'mon, Roger, rewrite your book. This theory is much better.
