Is there any person or group that is NOT linked to the JFK killing? The Boy Scouts maybe? They give us The Cubans, The mob, The CIA, people in the government, people not in the government, Lyndon Johnson, The Soviets, and more.

LOL

Lucien Sarti (8 October 1937[1] – 28 April 1972[2]) was a French drug trafficker.[3] Sarti was shot to death in Mexico in 1972 in a drug trafficking ring raid.

On 19 April 1968, Sarti was arrested along with Auguste Ricord and François Chiappe for questioning regarding the robbery of a branch of the National Bank of Argentina.[4] The three were released due to lack of evidence.[4] In April 1972, Sarti was shot to death in Mexico City during a raid of a drug trafficking ring by the Mexican federal police.[3][4][5] A detective in Rio de Janeiro was later suspended from the police force after being accused of accepting a bribe to free Sarti and Helena Ferreira, his girlfriend, from jail earlier in 1972.[6] In January 1975, four French citizens alleged to have supplied heroin to Sarti were among a group of 19 indicted by a federal grand jury in Brooklyn.[5]

Allegations of involvement in the assassination of John F. Kennedy

In November 1988, Steve J. Rivele's French-published book The Murderers of John F. Kennedy named Sarti as one of three French gangsters involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy.[7] Rivele claimed Sarti fired the fatal shot from Dealey Plaza's "grassy knoll".[7] According to Rivele, Sarti, Roger Bocagnani, and Sauveur Pironti were contracted by organized crime in the United States to protect their drug interests.

The British two-hour television special The Men Who Killed Kennedy was based on Rivele's book, but preceded its release airing on October 25, 1988.[7][8] In the French newspaper Le Provençal published the day following the special, Pironti denied the allegation, stating that he believed at the time of the assassination that Sarti was held in Marseille's Baumettes Prison and that Bocagnani was in Bordeaux's Fort du Hâ.[8] He also showed the paper military records proving that he was serving on a minesweeper from October 1962 to April 1964.[8] The French Ministry of Justice stated that Bocagnani was in prison on the day of Kennedy's assassination and officials from the French Navy confirmed Pironti's military service.[8]

It was alleged powerful Corsican mafia boss Antoine Guerini send Sarti to the US. Who knows four years later two hired assassins fired eleven bullets into Guerini while he was in a gas station.

JFK wanted to splinter CIA they were a bunch of outlaws.

JFK said that after the Bay of Pigs disaster. He let himself be convinced by the CIA that a ragtag band of 1200 poorly trained, poorly armed, poorly led irregulars could land on a beach 100 miles from Havana and somehow topple Castro at the height of his popularity.

But JFK was a master politician. He handled the aftermath brilliantly. He leaked that he cried on Jackie's shoulder for the fate of those captured. Then he held a news conference and said that he was "the responsible officer" - as if anyone else than he was responsible. Then he famously said, "Success has many fathers, failure is an orphan." Newsmen parsed every syllable he uttered, and they began to wonder who those missing "fathers of failure" might be. They didn't have to wait long--within days, his aides (and probably JFK himself) were leaking to favored reporters and editors, off the record, that JFK wanted to "splinter the CIA into a thousand shards." Bingo! The media immediately began blaming Alan Dulles, director of Central Intelligence, for the disaster. This gave JFK the opportunity to step in and gallantly defend Dulles. He let him stay on for a few months and then retired him in favor of John McCone.

Politics and the spin doctors at their finest...leading the sheep where they want them to go. lol.

The CIA is exciting stuff nonetheless.