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"Pena developed the reputation for being an aggressive police officer and is said to have killed eleven suspects "in the line of duty". According to his commanding officer, Pena was a "stocky, intense, proud man of Mexican-American descent.""<ref>http://spartacus-educational.com/JFKpena.htm</ref> | "Pena developed the reputation for being an aggressive police officer and is said to have killed eleven suspects "in the line of duty". According to his commanding officer, Pena was a "stocky, intense, proud man of Mexican-American descent.""<ref>http://spartacus-educational.com/JFKpena.htm</ref> | ||
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| + | [[Mark Gorton]] claims that "Manuel Pena, the [[LAPD]] officer with control of the RFK assassination, had previously worked doing special ops for the CIA."<ref>[[Document:Fifty Years of the Deep State]]</ref> | ||
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"Pena developed the reputation for being an aggressive police officer and is said to have killed eleven suspects "in the line of duty". According to his commanding officer, Pena was a "stocky, intense, proud man of Mexican-American descent.""[1]
RFK Assassination
Mark Gorton claims that "Manuel Pena, the LAPD officer with control of the RFK assassination, had previously worked doing special ops for the CIA."[2]
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