Whitmey's three-part "Priscilla and Lee..." study
was originally written in the early 1990s, and first appeared in
THE THIRD DECADE and THE FOURTH DECADE magazines.
This research was cited by editor Jane Rusconi in
"JFK: The Book of the Film." His "PJM and the CIA"
article also appeared in THE FOURTH DECADE.
This research is very important: Ms. McMillan was
responsible for providing most of the information
regarding Lee Harvey Oswald's personal life to the
press - and the public. And, although she has testified that she
never worked for the CIA, the House Select Committee
on Assassinations reported that she -did- apply to
work for the CIA in 1952, and subsequently provided
"cultural and literary information" to the CIA.
In a FBI memo dated November 23, 1963, the State
Department advised the FBI:
Whitmey's detailed research makes the reader wonder
just what exactly McMillan's relatonship was with
governmental agencies...and how much we should
trust what she wrote.
Mr. Whitmey has made several corrections to this
new release, and I am pleased to be able to make
this research available on the Internet.
"...Priscilla Johnston [sic] ... also had contact
with Oswald in Russia. [Priscilla was] formerly [a]
State Department employee at the American Embassy
and [her] contact with Oswald was official business."