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"Family of Secrets," the new book by Russ Baker that chronicles the secret nature of the Bush political dynasty, reveals some intriguing details about the cameraman whose film captured the attention of JFK assassination conspiracy theorists and conspiracy debunkers, alike: Abraham Zapruder.  

As it turns out, Zapruder worked a Nardis Sportswear in Dallas with Jeanne De Mohrenschildt, the wife of George H. W. Bush's and Lee Harvey Oswald's friend George De Mohrenschildt. In 1954, Zapruder helped start up Jennifer Juniors, Inc., a firm that made children's clothing. Jennifer Juniors had its offices in the Dal-Tex Building, off of Dealey Plaza. The Dal-Tex building was, according to some sources, the location of one of the sniper nests.

According to Baker's new book, Zapruder sat on the board of the right-wing Dallas Council on World Affairs, which was headed up by Neil Mallon, the close friend of Prescott Bush and an investor in George H. W. Bush's Zapata Corporation. Mallon was President of Dresser Industries, which later morphed into Halliburton. President Bush 41 named his savings and loan-infamous son, Neil Mallon Bush, after his friend Mallon.

According to the Baker book, Olga Fehmer, the mother of Lyndon Johnson's private secretary, Marie Fehmer, also worked with Jeanne De Mohrenshildt and Zapruder at Nardis. After President Kennedy's assassination, Marie Fehmer joined the CIA where she became a top supervisor.

Marie Fehmer's father, Ray Fehmer, worked for defense contractor Ling Temco Vought (LTV), owned by D. Harold Byrd, the owner of the Texas School Book Depository where Oswald had a job. Byrd was a cousin of Admiral Richard Byrd, the famed explorer of Antarctica.

Like De Mohrenschildt, Zapruder was a White Russian. After Oswald "defected" to the Soviet Union, he settled in the White Russian (Byelorussian) capital of Minsk.

After all these years and literally tons of evidence pointing not only to a conspiracy to kill President Kennedy but the Bush family's involvement with it, there are still journalists in Washington, DC who accept the official Warren Commission Report that Oswald was a lone gunman.

WMR has previously reported that the Zapruder film was tampered with by the CIA. On November 21, 2008, WMR reported: "The Eastman Kodak processing plant in Dallas made three copies of the [Zapruder] Bell and Howell Zoomatic color film of the shooting. Zapruder kept the original and a copy and the Secret Service, which is now widely believed to have been involved at high levels in the assassination, received two copies. Zapruder later sold the original and the copy to Lifemagazine. However, there is evidence that the Zapruder film was heavily manipulated by the U.S. government, likely the CIA, before it was released to the public. WMR received information from a source at Itek, a Lexington, Massachusetts firm owned by Laurance Rockefeller that processed and analyzed spy satellite photos for the CIA, that shortly after the Kennedy assassination, the firm was instructed by the CIA to remove two critical frames from one of the copies of the Zapruder film and re-order the sequence of the frames to bolster the pre-written conclusion of the Warren Report that Kennedy was shot from the rear and not from the front. In 1975, and not coincidentally, CBS News asked Itek to analyze the Zapruder film for a news special hosted by Dan Rather on the Zapruder footage. Not surprisingly, Itek concluded that based on the copy of the film it analyzed Kennedy had been struck from the rear."

Zapruder consistently maintained in interview that Kennedy had been shot from the rear. Life magazine was owned by Henry Luce, a Yale Skull and Bones classmate on Prescott Bush. Luce's wife, Clare Booth Luce, was involved in plots to overthrow Cuba's Fidel Castro.

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On July 20, 2001, the constituent service coordinator for then-U.S. Representative Joe Scarborough (R-FL), Lori Klausutis, was found dead in Scarborough's district office in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. The 28-year old Klausutis, who was hailed from Niceville, Florida and was married to an engineer who worked on U.S. missile targeting systems, was a marathon runner who was reportedly in excellent health. The immediate conclusion of medical examiner Michael Berkland prior to an autopsy was that Klausutis, whose body was discovered by some visiting constituents may have suffered from "prior health problems." Berkland had previously served as a medical examiner in Missouri but lost his medical license in that state after he was found to have made false statements in inquests.

However, there are inconsistencies about when Klausutis arrived at the office. Some reports stated she was found by the constituents at 8 am and may have either arrived at the office a few minutes earlier or had been in the office overnight.

Berkland eventually concluded that Klausutis died from an "undiagnosed heart condition" that resulted in her fainting in the office and hitting her head on the side of the desk resulting in "an acute subdural hematoma, or a blood clot, that resulted from a closed head trauma." In fact, Klausutis suffered two massive skull fractures. The police agreed with Berkland that there was no foul play involved in Klausutis's death.

However, a mail carrier who visited Scarborough's office on Thursday, July 19, said Klausutis, who was normally so upbeat she was called "Little Miss Mary Sunshine," appeared nervous and that she said she was not feeling well. The only reported prescription drug Klausutis was taking was acne medication.

Within hours of Klausutis's death, Scarborough was trying to convince Pensacola TV stations that his aide suffered from a history of strokes and epilepsy. Scarborough revealed the information to the TV stations even before Klausutis's family had been notified of her death.

Scarborough, who now co-hosts the "Morning Joe" program with Mika Brzezinski on MS-NBC, had announced he was resigning his House seat in June 2001 after being elected to his fourth term in November 2000. Scarborough's reason for resigning was the standard "spend more time with my family" excuse any time a politician is caught up in a scandal. Scarborough's resigned from the House on September 5, 2001, just six days before another event would overshadow rumors that the cause of Klausutis's death was far from what Berkland concluded. In fact, Berkland later revealed that both a scratch and a bruise had been found on Klausutis's body.

Scarborough was said to have been in Washington when his aide died in Florida and was traveling back to Florida late on July 20, a Friday night. The House had been in session during Friday. Scarborough had no immediate comment on the death of his aide who had worked for him since May 1999 in his Fort Walton Beach office. In April 1999, Scarborough's divorce from his wife Melanie was finalized.

Case closed on Scarborough? Not quite.

Scarborough attended the University of Alabama from 1981 to 1985 where he eventually ran for student body president as the anti-fraternity and sorority candidate who vowed to abolish student government if he won. Scarborough lost but his story about his student days in Tuscaloosa are not exactly correct according to those who attended the University of Alabama the same years that Scarborough was a student.

"Scarborough drove around campus in a Jeep that belonged to his frat house and he was definitely the 'big man on campus,'" recalled one former classmate who spoke to WMR. Scarborough's public aversion to sororities also apparently did not extend to his sexual interests. WMR has learned that Scarborough was well known as someone who dated sorority members and was known by many to be "rough" at sex. The stories about Scarborough's "well-endowed" attribute were known to a number of sorority sisters but so was his threats if those he dated complained about his being rough and forcing himself in what could now be construed as "date rape." "Scarborough threatened my sorority sisters who said they would report him to the university officials," said one former University of Alabama sorority member who was a student at the University of Alabama at the same time Scarborough attended and who requested anonymity. Scarborough, according to the source, would tell distressed women that he had been rough with, "what are you going to do about it?"

Allegations of possible foul play surfaced in 2006 when Florida Republicans were urging Scarborough to enter the U.S. Senate primary race against Representative Katherine Harris, who was considered a sure loser against Democrat Bill Nelson. The Miami Herald reported that Harris was overheard telling Collier Merrill, a Pensacola developer, that if Scarborough entered the primary race against her, he would have problems when "they start asking questions about that dead girl," a reference to Klausutis. In fact, it was also reported that Harris told more than one GOP donor her opinion of Scarborough entering the primary, "I don't know what he's thinking when he's got this whole issue of a dead intern on his hands."

On May 29, 2003, Scarborough appeared on the Don Imus radio and TV program, the latter then aired by MS-NBC, which had hired Scarborough as a host. Imus said Scarborough had told him that he was not in Congress any longer because he "had sex with the intern" and then "had to kill her." Scarborough replied to Imus, "Yeah, well, what are you gonna do?"

Sounds familiar. Based on the information from co-eds at the University of Alabama from 1981 to 1985, there is a clear need to reopen the "cold case" on the suspicious death of Lori Klausutis. Even the long-forgotten Katherine Harris, if she knows something as she previously alleged about Scarborough could help in uncovering what could have been a major criminal cover-up by a then-sitting member of Congress.

Former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards once boasted that the only way he could lose the 1983 race for Governor was if he was "caught in bed with either a dead girl or a live boy." Edwards, who was caught with neither, won the election but was later jailed on corruption charges. Scarborough left the House before an opponent could dig up any dirt in a re-election campaign.