 Something stinks about this whole affair, Leonard writes. Why were Kennedy's neck organs not examined at Bethesda for evidence of a frontal shot? Why was his body whisked away to Washington before the legally required Texas inquest? Why? By the next edition, Leonard's final paragraph had vanished. A third of a column slid down the memory hole. One of the people Jim Garrison liked to invoke often was George Orwell, and in fact he nicknamed one of his investigators Winston Smith.