Topic: Mexico City

Research into Mayan ruins in the Yucatan reveals evidence of at least four distinct cities buried directly beneath one another. Similar multi-layered urban structures are noted in Constantinople and various locations across Italy and the American Southwest. These findings suggest a cyclical history where civilizations are repeatedly "reset" by cataclysms, with new societies building directly on top of the rubble of their predecessors.

Ed Calderon advocates for direct civic engagement and community involvement rather than passive social media activism. He notes a rise in anti-American sentiment in places like Mexico City due to the gentrification caused by American expats and economic migrants. This cultural shift has led to friction as Americans move to Mexico to escape domestic economic realities while attempting to maintain their previous lifestyles.

Lee Harvey Oswald traveled to Mexico City to deliver a biological weapon, but the operation was used as a setup to frame him as a pro-Cuba extremist. Fake telephone calls were manufactured to link Oswald to Soviet assassin Valeriy Kostikov while he attempted to secure a visa to Cuba. Once the project was cancelled, Oswald abandoned his efforts to enter Cuba and returned to Dallas, under heavy suspicion from intelligence agencies.

Judith Vary Baker announces an upcoming JFK conference at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Dallas, with future events planned for Washington D.C. and Mexico City. She explains that she finances these events by selling her personal paintings, some for as much as $6,000, to ensure the story remains independent of corporate influence. Baker expresses her commitment to speaking out as one of the last surviving witnesses to the events of 1963.

Ole Dammegard asserts that Lee Harvey Oswald was an innocent "patsy" controlled by David Atlee Phillips in Mexico City. He claims Oswald was actually attempting to reveal the assassination plot rather than execute it. Dammegard identifies James Files as the actual shooter behind the picket fence who delivered the final headshot to President John F. Kennedy.

After a failed attempt to deliver the cancer virus to a contact in Mexico City, Lee Harvey Oswald was reassigned to a cover job at the Texas School Book Depository in Dallas. Judith Baker claims Oswald became increasingly desperate, fearing he would be blamed for a hit on President Kennedy that he was actually trying to prevent. Their final phone conversation occurred on November 20, 1963, just days before the assassination took place.