Name: Oliver Stone, Mark Lane, Timothy Leary, Larry Flynt, CIA Clowns, et al
Uploaded: 2024-03-10T23:13:10+00:00
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Description: The role of Mark Levin Lane, who served as attorney for Jim Jones and James Earl Ray, is even more clearly intertwined. Lane had co-authored a book with Dick Gregory, claiming FBI complicity in the Ki

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The role of Mark Levin Lane, who served as attorney for Jim Jones and James Earl Ray, is even more clearly intertwined. Lane had co-authored a book with Dick Gregory, claiming FBI complicity in the King murder. He was hired as the attorney for James Earl Ray, accused assassin, when Ray testified before the House Select Committee on Assassinations about King. Prior to this testimony, Ray was involved in an unusual escape plot at Brushy Mountain State Prison. The prisoner who had helped engineer the escape plot was later inexplicably offered an early, parole by members of the Tennessee Governor's office. These officials, and Governor Blanton himself, were to come under close public scrutiny and face legal charges in regard to bribes taken to arrange illegal early pardons for prisoners.

One of the people living at Jonestown was ex-FBI agent Wesley Swearington, who at least publicly condemned the COINTELPRO operations and other abuses, based on stolen classified documents, at the Jonestown site. Lane had reportedly met with him there at least a year before the massacre. Terri Buford said the documents were passed on to Charles Garry. Lane used information from Swearingen in his thesis on the FBI and King's murder. Swearingen later served as a key witness in suits against the Justice Department brought by the Socialist Workers Party. When Larry Flynt, the flamboyant publisher of Hustler magazine, offered a $1 million reward leading to the capture and conviction of the John F. Kennedy killers, the long-distance number listed to collect information and leads was being answered by Mark Lane and Wesley Swearingen.