In his 1991 book, Oliver L. North claims that Reagan
knew about the use of residuals for the Contras. Which
fact from "The Iran-Contra Affair" makes North's claim
more credible?
North diverted funds, with the full knowledge of
Reagan's national security advisor.
North's superior, Admiral John Poindexter, resigned,
and North quit.
North was convicted, but his conviction was later
overturned on a technicality.
Fourteen people were charged with either
operational or cover-up crimes.