I'm actually familiar with all this information without Sheehan's name attached to it. You're not getting it quite right.

Danny Sheehan—Harvard-trained lawyer, ex-Christic Institute guy—has talked a lot about JFK in podcasts, classes, and interviews, like his Danny Jones ones from twenty twenty-four. He pushes a conspiracy where the hit wasn't Oswald alone; it was a rogue "S-Force" team originally built in nineteen sixty by Nixon, CIA, and mob (Santo Trafficante) to whack Castro. After Bay of Pigs flop and Missile Crisis, they flipped on JFK for "betraying" anti-Castro ops—like shutting Florida bases and pushing peace. The team? Fifteen-ish guys: anti-Castro Cuban mercenaries, Italian mob hitmen, CIA ops (Hunt, Barker, Sturgis, Morales), special forces. Trained on US bases and Clint Murchison's ranch in Mexico for triangulated crossfire ambushes—think Dallas setup. Funded by Vegas skim. Sheehan names shooters like David Morales (grassy knoll fatal shot), Felix Rodriguez (ground-level shooter), plus others like Eugenio Martinez, Rip Robertson—mostly Cuban exiles or linked. But "three Cubans" specifically? Nope, no source pins that exact phrase. He mentions a broader "Cuban team" or exiles, not a trio trained in Mexico. Closest: some theories float three Corsican/French assassins transiting Mexico City to Dallas (Sauveur Pironti, Lucien Sarti, Jorge Bocognini), picked up by mafia—trained or staged there—but Sheehan doesn't claim 'em as the core hitters. His focus is the bigger 15-man crew, with Cubans as key players, not limited to three.

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