</s>104-10115-10319 Key Witness in Garrison Probe Says. I Was Offered $50,000 to Kill JFI JFK Lor Hall, 39, photo right riis a key witness in New Orleans' District Attorney Jim. Garrison, fight to prove a conspiracy in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, as the leader of an anti-Cantro guerrilla group in the early 1960s, Hall attended many secret meetings of right wing militia. RELEAS Garrison subspoened Hall in December, 1967, claiming that he was in Dallas until the assassination hall in associated with men Garrison contents plotted the President's slaying, Hall successfully fought the subspoona, by proving that he was in Montgomery, Calif. on Nov. 22, 1963, the day they Presi- dent Kennedy was killed. He changed his mind about giving evidence after two- tempts on his life. Now at the has told Garrison that at the meetings, which were also at- tended by members. The Central Intelligence Agency, plans were made to kill Presi. dent Kenny, Robert Kennedy, dy; Martin Luther King; and other national figures. He has given Garrison a few names of names, dates and places. Here, exclusively for readers of The ENQUIRER, he gives. evidence of a deadly conspiracy. acy that threatens the U.S. JFK, an angry team Planned to kill the President, says Hall. By LORAN HALL "Turned down a $500,000 off off-off-the-before" to cover up to the assassination. dent John F.Kennedy only five weeks before "The Government knows Lee Harvey Oswald was D.A.JIM GARRISON'S he was shot dead in Dallas, Texas. It came from right right night in Texas, who who was also not the last assassin. He was the guy who gave his life so so STATEMENT ABOUT HA was he was the only one who was the man who was

Summary  
Loran Hall, a former anti-Castro guerrilla group member, testified to New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison that he was offered $50,000 to assassinate President John F. Kennedy and other figures including Martin Luther King Jr. Hall claimed he attended secret meetings with right-wing militia members and CIA agents in the early 1960s where plans to kill JFK, Robert F. Kennedy, and MLK were discussed. He stated that the government knew Lee Harvey Oswald was not the sole assassin and that a sniper team planned to target Kennedy. Hall also mentioned attempts on his life and provided names, dates, and locations related to the conspiracy. The document includes fragmented accounts of Hall’s legal battles, including a subpoena in 1967, his testimony about being in Montgomery, Calif., on November 22, 1963 (the day of JFK’s assassination), and claims that the Warren Commission’s findings were incomplete.  

Key People  
- Loran Hall: Testified to Garrison about conspiracy to assassinate JFK, MLK, and others; claimed he was offered $50,000 for the plot.  
- Jim Garrison: New Orleans District Attorney leading investigation into JFK assassination conspiracy.  
- Lee Harvey Oswald: Alleged assassin of JFK, with claims that he was not the sole perpetrator.  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Mentioned as involved in planning assassinations.  
- Robert F. Kennedy: Listed as a target in the alleged conspiracy.  
- Martin Luther King Jr.: Identified as part of a kill list in the conspiracy.  

Key Locations  
- Dallas, Texas: Site of JFK’s assassination; referenced in Hall’s testimony about meetings and sniper plans.  
- Montgomery, Calif.: Hall claimed to be present on November 22, 1963, during JFK’s assassination.  
- New Orleans, Louisiana: Location of Garrison’s investigation and Hall’s legal proceedings.  
- Cuba: Mentioned in context of anti-Castro activities and raids.  

Key Events  
- Subpoena by Garrison in December 1967: Hall contested it by proving his presence in Montgomery, Calif., on November 22, 1963.  
- Secret meetings with right-wing militia and CIA agents: Plots to assassinate JFK, RFK, and MLK were allegedly discussed.  
- Attempts on Hall’s life: He claimed two attempts were made to silence him.  
- Legal battles and testimony: Hall’s interactions with authorities, including his eventual cooperation with Garrison.  
- Warren Commission investigation: Hall alleged its findings were incomplete and that a conspiracy existed to cover up the assassination.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA): Implied involvement in planning assassinations.  
- Anti-Castro guerrilla groups: Hall’s former affiliation; referenced as part of right-wing militia networks.  
- New Orleans District Attorney’s Office: Led by Jim Garrison, conducting conspiracy investigation.

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