Jefferson Morley's research challenges traditional views on government involvement in high-profile assassinations by revealing hidden connections between Lee Harvey Oswald, intelligence agencies like the CIA, and Cuban exile groups such as DRE. Through meticulous analysis of declassified documents and interviews with former officials involved in investigating JFK's assassination, Morley uncovered evidence suggesting that top CIA officers were keenly interested in Oswald before November 22, 1963. This finding raises questions about potential Agency ties to Oswald and possible motives behind concealing critical information from investigative bodies like HSCA. By shedding light on these overlooked aspects of history, Morley prompts reevaluation of established narratives surrounding government secrecy, covert operations, and their implications for understanding complex events like political assassinations.