In The First Hour of Watergate - The Education Forum After the Watergate coverup was exposed followed by the criminal trials of those persons implicated in the cover-up, the Senate Watergate Committee held public hearings Here is testimony of Herbert Kalmbach, President Nixon’s personal attorney, before the Senate Watergate Committee on July 16, 1973:
Douglas Caddy, Hunt, Liddy, Mullen, and the CIA - Watergate - The . . . Within only about a week of that meeting--on or around 1 March 1972--you started doing unspecified "legal tasks" for G Gordon Liddy leading up to the Watergate activities, so were involved in a legal relationship with both "commanders" of everything Watergate: Liddy and Hunt Therefore, in regard to the foregoing:
Watergate: What was it all about? - Watergate - The Education Forum CIA-PENTAGON PAPERS-WATERGATE TIMELINEFriday, 10 April 1970 Richard Helms has rubber-stamped E Howard Hunt's "early retirement" and has written a letter to Robert R Mullen on behalf of Hunt, urging Mullen to hire him Mullen is head of a public relations firm in D C that is a front company for
In The First Hour of Watergate - The Education Forum Hunt and Gordon Liddy were the leaders of the seven-man burglary team and were in the Watergate Hotel adjacent to the Watergate office building as the arrests took place Their hotel room was the headquarters for the planned burglary
Douglas Caddy: Memoir on Being Original Attorney for Watergate Seven In the book Watergate Exposed: How the President of the United States and the Watergate Burglars Were Set Up as told to Douglas Caddy (TrineDay, 2011), Merritt provides a lengthy and detailed account of what he did as informant for the government, which was Cointelpro on steroids
Wall Street Journal 1998 column by me: What If Judge Sirica Were With . . . The Watergate scandal began at 2:30 a m on June 17, 1972, when Washington, D C police arrested five men on burglary charges at the Watergate office building At 3:05 a m E Howard Hunt phoned me from his White House office and asked if he could come immediately to my Washington residence
Carl Shoffler, Alfred Baldwin and Doug Caddy - Watergate - The . . . Carl Shoffler was the policeman who arrested the Watergate burglars Shoffler should not have been on duty that night Shoffler’s shift ended at 10 00 pm on 16th June, 1972 He volunteered for an extra shift and then parked his car close to the Watergate building He was therefore in a good posit
Interview of Carl Shoffler on December 3, 1973 - Watergate - The . . . The Watergate Special Prosecution Force interviewed Robert Merritt in depth on three occasions before their sole, two-page interview of Carl Shoffler The Force’s ten-page, single-spaced memorandum dated November 20, 1973 opens as follows: “Earl Robert Merritt, accompanied by his attorney, David Isbell, was interviewed on three occasions