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   As if by design, this   
   literature assimilated appendages from the other two threads: a   
   distinct anti-Kennedy flavor, and the idea that the Kennedys   
   ordered political assassinations. If one follows the pedigree of   
   this lineage, the reasons for this become clear. The man who   
   created the RFK/Monroe business, as we will see, was an   
   incontinent Kennedy hater.   
      
   In the Collier-Horowitz book, the authors allude to the pamphlet   
   that started the industry. Describing Bobby's 1964 campaign for a   
   Senate seat in New York, they write:   
     Meanwhile, right-wingers were circulating a pamphlet   
     entitled "The Strange Death of Marilyn Monroe," charging   
     that Bobby had been having an affair with the film actress   
     and, when she threatened to expose some of his dealings in   
     appeasing the Castro regime, had her killed by Communist   
     agents under his control. (p. 409)   
      
   The authors fail to note the man who penned this work. His name   
   was Frank Capell. Capell is usually described as an extreme right-   
   winger associated with the John Birch Society. This is apt, but   
   incomplete. As Jim Garrison once noted, the more one scratches at   
   these Minutemen types, the more their intelligence connections   
   appear.   
      
   Swallowing Frank Capell   
      
   Capell had worked for the government in World War II, but was   
   convicted on charges of eliciting kickbacks from contractors for   
   the war effort. After the war, in the Red Scare era, Capell began   
   publishing a Red baiting newsletter, The Herald of Freedom. He   
   was highly active in attempting to expose leftists in the   
   entertainment industry. It was this experience that   
      
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