
Raymond Marcus wrote a scathing letter to Thompson in January 1968 about his book Six Seconds in Dallas, and also said this:


She writes:
Tink 8 pm Tues 3/5/68
Vince [Salandria] called, invited Tink breakfast, he went, 2 hrs. talk, the "thing" that reactivated CIA suspicion is G. [Garrison[ said, talked to "a witness" who said she talked to Tink who warned her she would be killed if she talked to G.

Here is his last paragraph:
Although Salandria thinks I'm an agent, one of his claque of supporters called me up to check a reference. I told him I could not comment on the President's assassination without first getting permission (in writing) from the Agency. I hope he'll understand that when you're in govt. service, you can't be too careful what you say.
I am proud to part of the same intelligence network as Josiah Thompson. I regularly get accused of being a CIA agent:
And, if not me, then my friend James Kirchick: