Louis Weichmann

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(09-15-2015 07:40 AM)Eva Elisabeth Wrote:  

(09-15-2015 05:44 AM)RJNorton Wrote:  [quote='Gene C' pid='51829' dateline='1442312591']
After reading all these different comments about Weichmann, I feel like I've been watching an old episode of "To Tell The Truth".
Will the after real Louis Weichmann please stand up?

In all honesty, I never seriously thought about Weichmann possibly being a counter agent until Herb brought it up. Now I am giving it some thought. Have we ever discussed exactly why a person with Weichmann's education and intelligence got a job as a clerk in the War Department? Yes, the pay was better than what he had been making, but it also seems a good choice for a person who was/or wanted to be a counter agent.

This site:
http://m.heraldbulletin.com/community/hi...l?mode=jqm
...claims that "men he had worked with" regarded Weichmann as someone "who was not to be trusted".
Does anyone know a/the source or any further details? Thanks!
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I already contacted her and she said she won't discuss that article because she recieved too much feedback. You can see the article is just a mish mash of Ewald , Conroy and Abel as well as a big dollop of innuendo. All four or five of Louis's fellow clerks at the trial said he was pro union, honest and trustworthy. You can read their testimony. His confidant, Gleason, wrote an apology to him after the trial for his suspicions right after the assassination. I know of no evidence to support her allegation.