The Gary Revel Special Investigations Franchise: Manson Murders and the Global Criminal Enterprise-Epstein/Trump Sex-trafficking Syndicate plus the assassinations of JFK, MLK, RFK, Mysterious Disappearance of Congressman Hale Boggs, Mysterious death of Dorothy Kilgallen, assassination of John Lennon, and attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan and the Gary Revel Special Investigation of the life/music/career of the King of Pop-Michael Jackson with Summary and Analysis by Patricia McCune at the Gary Revel Wordpress Blog. As an official US Government documented Special Investigator working in association with the House Select Committee on Assassinations his work is verified in the committee's offcial findings when they found that the assassination of the Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Civil Rights Leader, Dr. and Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination was 'probably a conspiracy' and the finding that official records of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy were not made readily available to the committee by the CIA as requested. McCune introduces Gary Revel's lifelong pursuit of historical truth—preserving evidence, documenting discoveries, and exposing new insights into some of the most infamous crimes of the last century. The Gary Revel Special Investigations Franchise draws upon Revel's extensive deep cover, covert investigations into many high profile crimes, a subject that intersected directly with a pivotal period in his life. After receiving an Honorable Discharge from the United States Navy on September 25, 1969, in San Diego, California, Revel traveled directly to Hollywood. Upon his arrival, Los Angeles was consumed by the highly publicized murders associated with the Manson Family.

Having received training and experience in intelligence related operations involving counterespionage and drug interdiction during his naval service, Revel found himself uniquely positioned to pursue investigative work. Entering deep cover to examine the circumstances surrounding the Tate-LaBianca murders and related events became a natural extension of the skills he had developed. What might have been a brief civilian interlude instead evolved into a continuing career as a Special Investigator.

The Manson investigation became one of several landmark inquiries that would define Revel's life and work。 It was followed by decades of special investigations into the assassinations of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., President John F. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and, years later, musician John Lennon。 Revel ultimately expanded his investigative efforts to include the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan。Some years later Revel would turn his investigative operations to the sextrafficking empire chiefly operated by Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and Donald Trump.

Throughout these investigations, Revel maintained that his conclusions were not based on speculation or conspiracytheories but on what he regarded as fact-based findings developed through independent special investigations。 Revel's findings frequently conflicted with official conclusions identifying lone gunmen as the perpetrators. Revel asserted that his investigations uncovered evidence and circumstances that led him to different conclusions regarding the individuals officially named as the assassins.

Revel did not characterize his work as conspiracy investigations and/or research. Rather, he described it as investigative reporting and intelligence-based inquiry that followed evidence, witness testimony, source information, and operational leads wherever they led。 In his view, his findings constituted part of the broader historical record surrounding some of the most consequential events of the last century, drawing upon intelligence-related training and operational experience acquired during his military and federal government service, including assignments associated with Vietnam-era activities, counterespionage efforts, and drug interdictions. Revel approached these cases from a perspective shaped by covert and compartmentalized intelligence methodologies. Many of the activities associated with his work were conducted under conditions that he describes as deep cover, covert, classified, and, in some instances, involving Top Secret information and operational security requirements.

Revel viewed these investigations not as isolated inquiries but as interconnected chapters in a larger historical narrative involving high-profile crimes, national tragedies, political violence, and events that often carried significant personal risk. Some operations, according to Revel, involved in circumstances that were intriguing, dangerous, and occasionally life-threatening.

A lifelong pursuit of historical truth—preserving evidence, documenting discoveries, and exposing new insights into some of the most infamous crimes of the last century.

Addendum and Refereces

Books that detail his work include To Live or Maybe Not and Don't Stop Dancing: Stranger Than Fiction, both of which he authored。 These memoir-style writings draw upon his autobiographical investigative work and field experiences to present historical nonfiction—thoughtfully adapted to avoid the unauthorized release of sensitive, classified methods, intelligence identities, and government secrets。 To Live or Maybe Not covers his life from birth through the culmination of his high-profile special investigations into major historical assassinations and attempts, including: *The Assassination of John F. Kennedy (1963)** [Ref: President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy / Warren Commission Report; To Live or Maybe Not, Kennedy / Warren Commission Report; To Live or Maybe Not, Ch. 8–12] 3. *The Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. (1968)** [Ref: House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) Final Report; To Live or Maybe Not, Ch. 14–16] *The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy (1968)** [Ref: LosAngeles Police Department SUS (Special Unit Senator) Records; To Live or Maybe Not, Ch. 17–19] *The Assassination of John Lennon (1980)** [Ref: NYPD Case Files & FBI Vault Records on John Winston Lennon; *To Live or Maybe Not*, Ch. 21] *The Attempted Assassination of President Ronald Reagan (1981)** [Ref: United States Secret Service Investigation Reports & US v. John W. Hinckley Jr.; To Live or Maybe Not, Ch. 23–24] His second book, Don't Stop Dancing: Stranger Than Fiction, presents the insider account of his special investigation into the life, music, and complex global career of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson [Ref: Don't Stop Dancing,

[Epilogue]. As with his previous writing, specific historical facts, names, and operational details that remain classified or protected by U.S. government departments and agencies have been omitted, altered, or creatively presented in a transformative and appropriate manner.

JFK HEADSHOT - CLEARLY FROM THE RIGHT FRONT

Also see these other assassination investigations:
John F. Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Transcripts of the Brushy Mountain Prison interviews (recorded by Gary Revel) of meetings with James Earl Ray, Special Investigator-Gary Revel, Attorney Jack Kershaw, and the House Select Committee on Assassinations attorneys/investigators