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Here's a picture of Harry Connick, Sr., aged 93, at his home in New Orleans. He replaced Garrison as D.A. in 1973, and found a complete mess in the office which he had to clean up.

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The Power of Garrison

Why was Marina Oswald scared of being called before the Grand Jury in New Orleans. Find out in Chapter One: The Taking of New Orleans 1-2-3.

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Here is an anonymous letter sent to Attorney General Ramsey Clark in 1967. Was Jim Garrison running a homosexual shakedown racket? Find out in Chapter Two: A Beautiful Mind?

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Jim Garrison claimed in February 1967 that he had solved the JFK assassination. But had he really?

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Was this New Orleans businessman Clay Shaw behind the JFK assassination?

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Jim Garrison arrested Clay Shaw on March 1, 1967 for conspiring to kill President Kennedy. Did Garrison have any evidence, at the time, that Shaw was involved in a conspiracy? Find out in Chapter Four: Enter Stage Right: Perry Russo

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Garrison believed that this notation in Clay Shaw's notebook tied him to Lee Harvey Oswald. But, did it really? Find out in Chapter Five: My Son, the Cryptographer.

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Confidential Magazine from August 1968 written by a Garrison staffer. Did a homosexual ring kill Kennedy?

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Pravda ran a story, from the Italian press, in March 1967 claiming that Clay Shaw worked for the CIA. Was that true? Find out in Chapter Eight: The Great Accuser.

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Garrison claimed that a shot from the sewer on Elm Street in Dallas killed Kennedy? Was there any truth to that?

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There were some surprises at the trial of Clay Shaw. Find out more in Chapter Nine: The Trial.

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Jim Garrison also sought to extradite this man, Edgar Eugene Bradley, from California to face charges he conspired to kill Kennedy. Find out what happened in Chapter Ten: Edgar Eugene Bradley Was a Tramp.

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One of the best cut lines ever - did pinko homos kill JFK? Find out in Chapter Eighteen: On the Trail of Delusion.

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Did this man, Louis Bloomfield, run an assassination bureau? Find out in Chapter Nineteen: Garrison's Forgotten Victim - Major Louis Bloomfield.

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You will be inspired by George Mantello's story - but was he part of a CIA front organization that funneled money to right-wing extremists?

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