There is a most incredible story in The JFK Assassination Chokeholds : Air Force Sergeant Robert G. Vinson claims to have a front seat to...

Here is a book review of Edward Jay Epstein's 1969 book, Counterplot: (you can read his book here) New York Magazine, February 10, 1969...

I believe that I have come up with the answer to what actually happened at the Bolton Ford dealership in early 1961 in New Orleans....

Here is a note that Jim Garrison sent to Gaeton Fonzi: For some strange reason, Jim Garrison believed that he was on to something. Here...

In July and August 1977, Jim Garrison was interviewed by staff members of the House Select Committee on Assassinations. I have five tapes...

A New Orleans policeman remembered arresting Oswald at the lakefront in New Orleans in 1962. The only problem is that Oswald was not in...

If you take one part crazy, and then add another part ridiculous, what do you come up with? Richard Popkin, author of The Second Oswald,...

Richard Popkin's The Second Oswald and Harold Weisberg's Whitewash presented the theory that somebody was impersonating Lee Harvey Oswald...

At the New Orleans conference in September 1968, Jim Garrison and his investigators and some Warren Commission critics discussed the two...

Harvey Wade claimed he saw Lee Harvey Oswald at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club in November 1963. The Warren Commission had read the FBI...

Jim Garrison was convinced that Kerry Thornley was the second Oswald. Here is a memo regarding an interview with yet another felon about...

Jim Garrison listed Thomas Beckham twice in his leads memo from November 1967. Here is the first: This is the only reference I have seen...

In late July, 1967 Garrison's office received this letter: To me, this all sounds ridiculous. Oswald in Ohio? Mr. Ashworth claimed he...

Kerry Thornley was a Marine buddy of Oswald's and they served together for three months in the spring of 1959. Oswald took an interest in...

Here is a memo that Louis Ivon, an investigator for Garrison, wrote in November 1968. The basic premise is that, because there are...