Judyth Vary Baker - In Her Own Words: Edited, With Commentary by Walt Brown, Ph.D.

This new series by Walt Brown begins with a most controversial subject: the words of Judyth Vary Baker, highlighted throughout the text, to support her claim of being Lee Oswald’s lover in the summer of 1963, and her admissions of committing countless felonies in trying to create a cancer-inducing medium to kill Fidel Castro.

Any conclusions can only be as valid as the sources they rely upon. Can the Dallas doctors be relied upon? Can the Warren Commission be relied upon? Can Judyth Vary Baker be relied upon?

Just some of Baker's allegations:

Oswald withstood KGB torture; the KGB apologized and gave him a nice apartment.

Oswald was needed to help fly David Ferrie’s plane.

The Secret Service “sought out” Oswald to help them ward of possible ambush sites in Dallas.

The plot to kill Castro was to keep President Kennedy alive.

Just some of Baker's confessions:

Conspirator in a plot to kill Castro.

Accessory to the murder of a volunteer killed to test the cancer drug.

Accessory to gun smuggling into the USA.

Thousands of counts of animal cruelty.

In this work the words of Judyth Vary Baker are analyzed with commentary from Walt Brown.