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Lucien Sarti, a key figure in the French-Corsican heroin network led by Nazi collaborator Auguste Joseph Ricord, has long been implicated in one of the 20th century’s most infamous events: the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. According to investigative journalist Stephen Rivele, Sarti’s involvement was allegedly orchestrated by Antoine Guerini and executed with the help of two other members of the Marseilles mob. As per Christian David, a contact within the Corsican underworld, Sarti himself is believed to have fired the fatal shots from behind the wooden fence on the grassy knoll. The sequence of events reportedly unfolded with the first two shots coming from behind, striking Kennedy in the back and John Connally shortly after. The third shot, a frontal assault, is thought to have struck Kennedy in the head, while a fourth shot fired from behind missed entirely.

Sarti’s violent life came to an abrupt end when he was killed by Mexican police in Mexico City on April 27, 1972—a death shrouded in intrigue. While ignored by U.S. media, France's prestigious newspaper Le Monde connected the killing to a covert effort involving Mafia-police collaboration aimed at dismantling Corsican control over global heroin trafficking. This operation, the report suggested, sought to hand control of the narcotics trade to the U.S.-Italian Mafia, spearheaded by Santo Trafficante.

Peter Dale Scott, in his introduction to Alfred W. McCoy's The Politics of Heroin, astutely observes the potential implications of such stories. He argues that if U.S. outlets like The Washington Post or The New York Times had reported on revelations such as those in Le Monde, the trajectory of Watergate might have been drastically altered. Scott connects the Nixon administration’s war on heroin, launched in 1971, with the assembly of shadowy figures like the White House Plumbers and Cuban operatives—raising questions about the nexus of drug enforcement, politics, and organized crime.

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