Oswald, the CIA & the Mafia: How Kennedy’s Cuba War Built the Perfect Patsy (1960–63) JFK RFK Files

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Oswald, the CIA & the Mafia: How Kennedy’s Cuba War Built the Perfect Patsy (1960–63) JFK RFK Files

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This documentary is a compiled, long-form presentation. The segments featured here are drawn from and expanded upon material previously uploaded to this channel, reorganized into a single, continuous narrative for clarity and context.

( Correction: 16:48 Marcello was deported 2 weeks before the Bay of Pigs Invasion occurred and disappeared from Guatemala 2 days before the invasion occurred.)



This documentary examines how Lee Harvey Oswald, the CIA, organized crime, and the Kennedy administration collided during the most volatile years of the Cold War — roughly 1960 to 1963.

Rather than focusing on theories or speculation, this film traces systems: how intelligence agencies, Cuban exile networks, and Mafia logistics overlapped; how covert programs like JM-WAVE and Operation Mongoose created paramilitary forces beyond presidential control; and how political pressure, secrecy, and deniability shaped events long before Dallas.

At the center of the story is Oswald, not as a mystery figure pulled from nowhere, but as a man who moved through a pre-existing machinery — exile groups, intelligence cut-outs, propaganda fronts, and criminal intermediaries — at a moment when power structures were fracturing under stress. His public image, paper trail, and political persona did not emerge in a vacuum. They were formed in an environment already saturated with deception, rivalry, and unfinished wars.

The documentary also explores the escalating conflict between John F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy and the entrenched institutions they inherited:
• Intelligence agencies shaped by covert coups and deniable warfare
• Organized crime networks intertwined with Cold War logistics
• Cuban exile groups hardened by betrayal, exile, and broken promises
• A military-industrial system that depended on permanent crisis

From the Bay of Pigs to the Cuban Missile Crisis, from Miami and New Orleans to Washington and Dallas, this film shows how official policy and unofficial action often ran in parallel — and how narrative control became as important as operations themselves.

This is not a film about a single bullet or a single gunman.
It is about how power operates in shadows, how men are positioned inside systems larger than themselves, and how history often turns not on chaos, but on structure.

Topics covered include:
• Lee Harvey Oswald and the construction of a “patsy”
• CIA covert operations against Cuba
• JM-WAVE and paramilitary exile networks
• Mafia involvement in Cold War logistics
• John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, and institutional resistance
• The collision of intelligence, crime, and politics