If you haven't heard about Abraham Bolden during Black History month, it’s because after helping to prevent JFK's assassination in the weeks before Dallas, Bolden was arrested on the very day he went to Washington to tell the Warren Commission about those attempts. Caught in a maze of National Security concerns that only became clear after four million pages of JFK files were released in the 1990s, Bolden was sentenced to six years in prison, becoming America's first national security whistle blower. Agent Bolden was framed by men he put in prison. He is now in his 80's and the woman who stood by his side for all those years didn't live to see his name cleared. Please let's not let Agent Bolden suffer the same fate.
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