It's interesting that you're trying to gaslight your way out of having previously stated Shelley was "an ex-CIA type."
Do you believe Shelley was a CIA (former or . . . gasp . . . current) agent, or not, O'meara?
If so, upon what do you base your belief?
(Do you find that you encounter a lot of "CIA types" in day-to-day life and on the Internet?)
Sorry to put you "on the spot," Old Chap, but you did ask for it.
Now put up or shut up as we say here in The States.
Do you believe Shelley was a CIA (former or . . . gasp . . . current) agent, or not, O'meara?I'm sorry you felt gaslighted Tom, even though that never actually happened.
In future, don't refer to me by just my surname, it's rude and shows a lack of character.
I truly don't give a Spotty Avocada one way or the other if Shelley was CIA, it has absolutely no bearing on my theory.
Just to get you up to speed, Bill Shelley is dead so he's hardly "current" CIA.

You are clearly one of these types fascinated by the KGB/CIA angle rather than what actually happened in Dealey Plaza that day.
I have no way of knowing whether Shelley was actually CIA or not (and neither do you).
This angle came up in connection with the dubious Glaze letters and I thought it added a bit of colour to the description of him, made him seem more like someone more likely to be involved in suspicious activity. You have just homed in on this detail like a heat-seeking missile and everything else I've posted has now become irrelevant as far as you're concerned.
Maybe Shelley was CIA, maybe he wasn't, it makes no difference to me.
I cannot answer your question any more definitively or honestly than that.
(Do you find that you encounter a lot of "CIA types" in day-to-day life and on the Internet?)Hmmmm....I'm going to assume you just have a weird sense of humour.
Sorry to put you "on the spot," Old Chap, but you did ask for it.The chance of being put on the spot by someone like yourself is incredibly slim, Tom.
I deal honestly with the evidence and how I interpret it. It puts me at a great advantage.